Subtitle E.t. The Extra-terrestrial Access

: This iconic phrase was originally delivered as "Home phone," which was Gertie (Drew Barrymore) recognizing E.T.'s jumbled syntax.

: E.T.'s raspy, emotive voice was primarily provided by Pat Welsh , an elderly woman from California. Her voice, shaped by her smoking habit, gave E.T. the unique quality sound designer Ben Burtt was looking for. subtitle E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

: Much of the story is told through non-verbal cues and emotional connection, such as E.T.'s glowing heart, which inspired the hit song "Heartlight" by Neil Diamond . Home Video Subtitle Options : This iconic phrase was originally delivered as

: Some collectors' sets, like the Ultimate 80s Special Edition Steelbook , feature up to 40 different audio tracks or specialized audio formats like DTS:X . Notable Editions & Physical Features Go to product viewer dialog for this item. the unique quality sound designer Ben Burtt was looking for

While there are no special features specifically titled "Subtitle," E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial is a landmark film that explores communication, largely through , which was developed from jumbled syntax and a distinctive vocal performance. The Language of E.T.

: Standard editions typically include subtitles in English SDH, Spanish, and French .