E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
(1982) He is afraid. He is alone. He is three million light years from home. | Released
Ratings
91%
7.5
7.9
98%
Financials
Revenue: $792,965,500
Budget: $10,500,000
Profit: + $782,465,500
Movie Details
Tag Line: He is afraid. He is alone. He is three million light years from home.
Status: Released
Average Rating: 8
Release Date: Jun 11, 1982
Rating: 2012-10-03
Run Time: 1h 55m
Original Language: English
Website: Link
Production Countries: United States of America
Production Companies: Universal Pictures , Amblin Entertainment
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Synopsis
An alien is left behind on Earth and saved by the 10-year-old Elliot who decides to keep him hidden in his home. While a task force hunts for the extra-terrestrial, Elliot, his brother, and his little sister Gertie form an emotional bond with their new friend, and try to help him find his way home.
Crew
| Department | Role | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Directing | Director |
Steven Spielberg
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| First Assistant Director |
Katy Emde
|
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| Second Assistant Director |
Daniel Attias
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| Second Unit Director |
Glenn Randall Jr.
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| Script Supervisor |
Esther Vivante
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| Writing | Screenplay |
Melissa Mathison
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| Production | Producer |
Kathleen Kennedy
Steven Spielberg
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| Casting |
Jane Feinberg
Marci Liroff
Mike Fenton
|
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| Location Manager |
Richard Vane
|
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| Production Supervisor |
Frank Marshall
|
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| Associate Producer |
Melissa Mathison
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| Production Accountant |
Bonne Radford
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| Assistant Accountant |
Jane Goe
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| Camera | Director of Photography |
Allen Daviau
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| Still Photographer |
Bruce McBroom
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| Key Grip |
Gene Kearney
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| Best Boy Grip |
Bob Munoz
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| Dolly Grip |
Donald L. Hartley
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| Camera Operator |
Selwyn Eddy
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| Visual Effects | Visual Effects |
Al Bailey
Carlo Rambaldi
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| Visual Effects Supervisor |
Dennis Muren
|
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| Visual Effects Camera |
Robert Elswit
|
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| Art | Set Decoration |
Jackie Carr
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| Art Department Coordinator |
Leslie Butcher
|
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| Production Design |
James D. Bissell
|
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| Set Designer |
William James Teegarden
|
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| Property Master |
Russell Goble
|
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| Sound | Supervising Sound Editor |
Charles L. Campbell
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| Original Music Composer |
John Williams
|
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| Sound Mixer |
Gene S. Cantamessa
|
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| Sound Effects Editor |
David Pettijohn
Louis L. Edemann
Richard C. Franklin
Samuel C. Crutcher
|
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| ADR Editor |
Hank Salerno
Nicholas Korda
|
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| Assistant Sound Editor |
Chuck Neely
|
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| Music Editor |
Kenneth Hall
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| Orchestrator |
Herbert W. Spencer
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| Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Robert Knudson
Robert Glass
Don Digirolamo
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| Crew | Special Effects |
Dale L. Martin
Carlo Rambaldi
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| Stunt Coordinator |
Glenn Randall Jr.
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| Stunts |
Richard E. Butler
Fred Lerner
Bobby Porter
Felix Silla
Chuck Waters
Bennie E. Dobbins
Ted Grossman
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| Transportation Captain |
John Feinblatt
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| Craft Service |
Ramon Pahoyo
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| Unit Publicist |
Lyla Foggia
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| Costume & Make-Up | Makeup Artist |
Robert Sidell
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| Costumer |
Deborah L. Scott
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| Hairstylist |
Lola 'Skip' McNalley
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| Editing | Editor |
Carol Littleton
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| First Assistant Editor |
Kathleen Korth
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| Negative Cutter |
Donah Bassett
Dennis Brookins
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| Color Timer |
Robert Raring
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| Lighting | Gaffer |
James Plannette
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