Henry Thomas, el niño de 'E.T.', confiesa que la fama repentina lo desbordó: “Nunca lo vi venir”
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Henry Thomas, the actor who played Elliott in "E.T.", has confessed that the sudden fame he experienced as a child overwhelmed him. In a recent interview, Thomas, now 54, admitted that he was unprepared for the global recognition that followed the film's release in 1982. He explained that he found it difficult to manage the attention and the pressure to maintain that level of success. Thomas chose to remain in Texas after the film's release, a decision he believes helped him avoid some of the negative effects of fame. Despite the film's monumental success, Thomas initially found the script unexciting, as it lacked the typical space battles of the time.
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AI-Extracted'E.T.' premiered on June 11, 1982, in the United States.
Thomas admitted he wasn't ready for fame after 'E.T.' was released.
Henry Thomas says the sudden fame from 'E.T.' overwhelmed him.
Spielberg tried to create a realistic experience for the child actors during filming.
Thomas stayed in Texas to avoid the negative effects of media exposure.
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