2023年6月11日 · With a curious canon expanding across multiple franchises (including Star Wars), E.T.'s planet is a detail oddly nebulous in the original movie. Although a subject of debate and plenty of imagination, the history of E.T.'s homeworld gives context to one of cinema's most beloved characters, what they were doing on planet Earth, and where their ...

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (or simply E.T.) is a 1982 American science fiction film produced and directed by Steven Spielberg and written by Melissa Mathison. It tells the story of Elliott, a boy who befriends an extraterrestrial he names E.T. who has been stranded on Earth.

The Green Planet, also known as Alata Zerka, Brodo Asogi, Od-Di-Pa 5, and Tum Lux O-ty, is the homeworld of E.T. and his species. E.T.'s race did not know much about Earth until E.T. had been stranded there. As Earth is an ocean planet with its seas visible from space; E.T.'s species originally named it the Blue Planet.

2002年1月29日 · Stripped of his powers for displaying signs of earthly corruption, E.T. must elude the elite guards of the Starcruiser fleet, escape to Earth, and guide Elliott through his awkward transition into manhood.

With a curious canon expanding across multiple franchises (including Star Wars), E.T. 's planet is a detail oddly nebulous in the original movie. Although a subject of debate and plenty of imagination, the history of E.T.'s homeworld gives context to one of cinema's most beloved characters, what they were doing on planet Earth, and where their ...

E.T.: The Book of the Green Planet is a 1985 novel by William Kotzwinkle that continues the events of the movie. In it, E.T. has returned home, but finds many things have changed. He continues to observe Elliott from across the galaxy, but finds that Elliott is …

The Children of the Green Planet - better known simply as "E.T.'s Species" - appeared in a cameo in The Phantom Menace after Steven Spielberg included a cameo of Yoda and Star Wars toys in E.T. the Extra Terrestrial.

Zrek, better known as E.T. (which stands for Extraterrestrial), is a short brown extraterrestrial that was accidentally left on Earth by his botanist colleagues and the titular deuteragonist from the movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. During his brief stay on Earth, he befriends Elliot.

According to the sequel novel, The Green Planet, E.T.'s homeworld is known as Brodo Asogi, and it actually exists in another dimension/universe. It's mostly covered in plants, but as evidenced by its appearance in the E.T. ride at Universal studios, it also has a lot of caves full of glowing organic life (looking very similar to the caves in ...

1985年3月15日 · The gentle extraterrestrial's return to his home planet discloses that he has fallen out of favor with his colleagues, who try to prevent his journey back to Earth to provide spiritual guidance for his young friend Elliott.