Elliot the Magnet (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial)

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Elliott – the magnet for Spielberg's kid who found E.T. in his backyard and needed the friendship more than the alien did.
Elliott is the protagonist of E.T. — the Californian kid from Henry Thomas's film that Spielberg used to show that the most honest science fiction was about what humans needed as much as it was about aliens. Elliott needed E.T. as much as E.T. needed Elliott — the friendship was mutual and genuine, and that made the separation at the end more poignant than any action scene could be. This collectible Elliott magnet, compatible with Lego, represents the protagonist of E.T.
The jersey. The bicycle. And the kid who found the most unlikely friend in a Californian backyard.
Elliott's heart: the child who needed E.T. as much as E.T. needed a home.
Elliott works in E.T. because Spielberg understood that the film's most specific emotion came from him — the real loneliness of a child in the suburbs, and the friendship that resolved it in a way that no human could replicate.
The legacy: Spielberg's most specific protagonist
Add this collectible Elliott magnet to your collection. Compatible with Lego, high-quality ABS plastic, strong magnet in the base.