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Wednesday Whimsy! E.T. Alien Inspired By Cat

E.T.’s iconic 1982 face wasn’t just movie magic — it was inspired by a Himalayan cat named Kika. Today’s Wednesday Whimsy unpacks the feline muse behind the alien legend.
Illustration of E.T. the Extra‑Terrestrial alongside a Himalayan cat, highlighting the feline inspiration behind the alien’s expressive face. Illustration of E.T. the Extra‑Terrestrial alongside a Himalayan cat, highlighting the feline inspiration behind the alien’s expressive face.

What a Wednesday Whimsy today! Starring the 1980s’ most beloved alien icon, E.T. — and the unexpected muse behind his unforgettable face. Meet the OG influencer herself: Miss Kitty Cat.

Believe it or not, the seminal look of E.T. in E.T. the Extra‑Terrestrial (1982) was inspired by a gato. Special‑effects mastermind Carlo Rambaldi shaped the alien’s expressive features — especially those soulful, wide eyes — after his own Himalayan cat, Kika.

Rambaldi didn’t stop there. He blended Kika’s feline softness with the wrinkles of a pug, plus the wise, weathered qualities pulled from photographs of Albert Einstein, Carl Sandburg, and Ernest Hemingway. A true Frankenstein of tenderness, intellect, and intergalactic charm.

Dig it all out below!

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