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(E.T. strikes up a relationship with a fatherless boy who finds him in a forest and helps the boy turn the tables on a gang of local bullies.) |
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| − | '''E.T.''' was the main character of an enormously popular [[Stephen | + | '''E.T.''' (extraterrestrial) was the main character of an enormously popular [[Stephen Spielberg]] film of the same name. |
| − | E.T. | + | In the movie, a squat [[extraterrestrial]] being is accidentally left behind on a scientific expedition studying earthly life. E.T. is found in the forest by Elliot Taylor, a young boy who cares for the creature, rescues it from government agents with dubious motives, and helps reunite it with its fellow alien beings. |
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Latest revision as of 15:28, July 1, 2016
E.T. (extraterrestrial) was the main character of an enormously popular Stephen Spielberg film of the same name.
In the movie, a squat extraterrestrial being is accidentally left behind on a scientific expedition studying earthly life. E.T. is found in the forest by Elliot Taylor, a young boy who cares for the creature, rescues it from government agents with dubious motives, and helps reunite it with its fellow alien beings.