Unusual Fusion: E.T. Meets Mr. T in Unique Custom Art and Action Figures

Unusual Fusion: E.T. Meets Mr. T in Unique Custom Art and Action Figures

Explore the unexpected collision of E.T. and Mr. T in this intriguing custom art and action figure collection. Delve into the bizarre world where these iconic characters merge, creating surprising and sometimes disturbing results. E.T., released in 1982, takes on a whole new dimension in this creative crossover.

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and Mr. T come together in a unique crossover, combining an action figure and art to honor these '80s icons. Mr. T first gained fame as Clubber Lang in the 1982 film Rocky III, while Steven Spielberg introduced E.T. to the world in the same year, showcasing the heartwarming bond between a young boy and a friendly alien visitor.

In 1982, both E.T. and Mr. T were huge figures in popular culture. Now, fans can enjoy a quirky combination of the two with the creation of the Mr. E.T. action figure. Take a look at this unusual collaboration below (via Retro Custom Art):

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Mr. E.T. cleverly combines E.T.'s famous "phone home" line with Mr. T's memorable catchphrase "I pity the fool" to humorously warn, "I pity the fool that doesn't phone home."

Will Spielberg Ever Make E.T. 2?

E.T. holds up a glowing finger in E.T. the Extra-terrestrial. - Will Spielberg Ever Make E.T. 2?

E.T. holds up a glowing finger in E.T. the Extra-terrestrial. - Will Spielberg Ever Make E.T. 2?

Director Spielberg became an even bigger pop culture icon after the success of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial in 1982, grossing $619 million worldwide (later reaching $792 million with re-releases). Despite planning a sequel titled E.T. II: Nocturnal Fears with Melissa Mathison, Spielberg ultimately decided not to move forward, concerned it would lessen the impact of the original film.

Although Spielberg's envisioned E.T. sequel never materialized, the possibility of a delayed follow-up remains due to Hollywood's interest in reviving old intellectual property. There is speculation that Spielberg and Mathison's script for E.T. II could serve as the foundation for a potential sequel, although Spielberg himself is unlikely to direct as he typically avoids making sequels.

It's still uncertain if there will be a sequel to E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, but the impact of the original movie continues to be significant. While Mr. T may not have the same level of fame as E.T., his portrayal of Clubber Lang in Rocky III was referenced in Creed III, appealing to those who have fond memories of the early '80s. Fans of the Rocky series and the original A-Team TV show have a special place in their hearts for the actor who played both Lang and B.A. Baracus.

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Editor's P/S:

This article is a delightful blend of nostalgia and creativity. The Mr. E.T. action figure is a clever and humorous tribute to two iconic '80s figures, E.T. and Mr. T. The combination of their signature catchphrases and the unique design creates a surreal and memorable collectible.

The discussion of a potential E.T. sequel is intriguing. While Spielberg's reluctance to revisit the original is understandable, the possibility of a delayed follow-up using the original script is tantalizing. The enduring impact of the original film suggests that a sequel could still resonate with audiences today, even if Spielberg himself is not directly involved.