谁知道ET的简介（英文）

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial is an Academy Award-winning 1982 science fiction film directed by Steven Spielberg that tells the story of a young boy, Elliott, who befriends a benign alien being called E.T. stranded on Earth and trying to find his way home.
Plot summary
An alien botanist stranded on Earth is found by 10-year-old Elliot (Henry Thomas), who, along with his older brother Michael (Robert MacNaughton) and his younger sister Gertie (Drew Barrymore), teach him to communicate and help him build a device to contact his people to bring him home. When ET becomes sick, a medical facility is set up in Elliot's home as scientists try to study ET. The scientists find remarkable evidence indicating linked brain activity between Elliot and ET.

ET, who had previously been sick after trying to contact his species outside and catching pneumonia (or some pneumonia-like illness), miraculously recovers. Elliot helps him escape the government facility where he is being kept, and the two finally reach the aliens, who have returned after receiving ET's message. Elliot knows he must stay on Earth and cannot go with ET.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.T._the_Extra-Terrestrial

Complete credited cast:

Henry Thomas .... Elliott

Dee Wallace .... Mary
Robert MacNaughton .... Michael (as Robert Macnaughton)

Drew Barrymore .... Gertie

Peter Coyote .... Keys
K.C. Martel .... Greg
Sean Frye .... Steve

C. Thomas Howell .... Tyler (as Tom Howell)
David M. O'Dell .... Schoolboy (as David O'Dell)
Richard Swingler .... Science Teacher
Frank Toth .... Policeman
Robert Barton .... Ultrasound Man
Michael Darrell .... Van Man
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
David Berkson .... Medic
Susan Cameron .... Medic
David Carlberg .... Medic

Erika Eleniak .... Pretty Young Girl
Will Fowler Jr. .... Medic
Barbara Hartnett .... Medic
Milt Kogan .... Medic
Alexander Lampone .... Medic
Diane Lampone .... Medic
Rhoda Makoff .... Medic
Robert Murphy .... Medic
Richard Pesavento .... Medic
Tom Sherry .... Medic
Mary Stein .... Medic
Mitchell Suskin .... Medic
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Also Known As:
A Boy's Life (USA) (working title)
E.T. (USA) (short title)
E.T. and Me (USA) (working title)
E.T. the Extra- Terrestrial: The 20th Anniversary (USA) (longer version)
Night Skies (USA) (working title)
MPAA: Rated PG for language and mild thematic elements. (2002 edited version)
Runtime: 115 min / USA:120 min (extended version)
Country: USA
Language: English
Color: Color
Sound Mix: 70 mm 6-Track (70 mm prints) / DTS (re-release) / Dolby Digital EX (re-release) / Dolby (35 mm prints) (original release) / SDDS (re-release)
Certification: Spain:T / Malaysia:U / Canada:PG (Ontario) (original rating) / Canada:PG (Nova Scotia) (re-rating) (2002) / Canada:PG (Manitoba) / Canada:PG (Alberta) (2002) / Canada:G (Nova Scotia) (original rating) / Canada:G (British Columbia) (2002) / Canada:F (Ontario) (video rating) (1996) (2002) / Portugal:M/6 / Iceland:LH / Argentina:Atp / Australia:G / Australia:PG (20th anniversary edition) / Brazil:Livre / Chile:TE / Finland:K-7 (20th anniversary special edition) / France:U / Hong Kong:I / Netherlands:AL / Norway:12 / Norway:7 (20th anniversary special edition) / Peru:14 / Philippines:G / Singapore:G (20th anniversary edition) / Singapore:PG (original rating) / Sweden:11 / Sweden:7 (2001) / Switzerland:7 (canton of Geneva) (20th anniversary edition) / Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud) (20th anniversary edition) / Switzerland:8 (canton of the Grisons) (20th anniversary edition) / UK:U / USA:PG (certificate #26717) (original rating) / USA:PG (certificate #38656) (20th anniversary edition) / West Germany:6

Trivia: Ranked #6 on the American Film Institute's 100 Most Inspiring Movies of All Time (2006). (more)

Goofs: Revealing mistakes: When "Keys" goes Inside the Clean room created for ET and Elliot, he and others wear a "Clean Suit" , but the tubes coming out of the helmet go nowhere, not even a filter, meaning they are breathing contaminated air and that the suit is useless (more)

Quotes:
[first lines]
Steve: [reading dice] Five.
Michael: Oh, great.
Steve: So you got an arrow right in your chest.
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Awards: Won 4 Oscars. Another 37 wins & 27 nominations (more)

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User Comments:

29 out of 42 people found the following comment useful:-
Still Blows Me Away to this Day, 7 May 2004
Author: squeezebox from United States

E.T. is one of my all time favorite movies. This movie blew me out of my seat as a kid, and still kills me every time I watch it. Only four or five movies have made me cry, much less sob uncontrollably. When I returned from seeing E.T. for the first time, I couldn't talk for the rest of the day. I laid in my bed and cried for about five hours.

The movie still makes tears well up in my eyes and gives me a lump in my throat. I still find it profoundly moving. It's heart-breakingly sad, yet phenomenally uplifting at the same time. I had no idea a movie could be so powerful when I saw this in the movies for the first time when I was eleven.

There are a few movies that actually changed the course of my life. THE GODFATHER PART I and II, TOMMY, NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD and ERASERHEAD all pushed me in the direction of becoming a filmmaker, but it was E.T., at that impressionable age, that made me want to create. Man, if I could some day make something that extraordinary, I would be complete.

What I think makes E.T. so powerful for me know, is the heart-wrenching way it has of making me long to be a kid again. I refuse to ever completely grow up, and my memories are my own, but man does this movie make me wish I was eleven again, when riding my bike was a pleasure, Matchbox cars were the greatest thing in the world, Halloween was a night of mystery and creepy fun I looked forward to all year, going to the movies was an adventure, and looking up at the stars could be a mind-blowing experience.

E.T. keeps those feeling alive for me. So do a lot of other things, but E.T. is the champ. As much as my cynical adult side may want to slap Steven Spielberg around sometimes, I would happily give him a hug for his timeless gift to the world, E.T. THE EXTRA TERRESTRIAL.

If you can find it check out the now out of print DVD. Just DON'T watch the "restored" version, unless you want the movie to be ruined. Those technical rapists known as CGI artists have mauled the movie with completely unnecessary special effects and completely destroyed the illusion that E.T. is alive, ironically, by trying to make him look more realistic. They fail miserably.

Apparently, Spielberg and company thought E.T. looked better with a phony cartoon face and exaggerated facial expressions. The scene at the beginning when E.T. flees in terror from the UFO investigators is also ruined. In the original version, E.T. glides along the ground in an eerily otherworldy manner, and it looked great. Now, he actually runs as though he's leaping over little hurtles, and it looks absurd.

Oh, well. They can do what they want. I feel that some things are sacred. STAR WARS, for example. But E.T. was perfect...PERFECT... the way it was. Why can't people leave well enough alone?

Regardless, I love E.T. I love Spielberg for making it. So much so, that I even forgive him for ruining it.