Alien believers in Hollywood revealed: Here's the list
There are a slew of stars in Hollywood who believe life exists outside Earth
Hollywood has made a slew of fictional movies on aliens. But there are stars who believe there is life beyond the Earth, according to EW.
Below is the list of them:
1. Steven Spielberg
The filmmaker who directed E.T. and now Disclosure Day said he believes intelligent life exists outside of Earth.
2. Whoopi Goldberg
The View co-host on the daytime talk show openly admitted the aliens have been here for quite some time.
3. Tom DeLonge
Tom DeLonge, a member of the rock band Blink-182, has spent many years championing UFO investigations.
4. Woody Harrelson
The actor said that when he was a teenager, he came across an eerie light buzzing across the sky in Ohio.
5. Goldie Hawn
The actress went a step further, claiming she had an encounter with a silver being with a triangular head in California.
6. Kurt Russell
Hawn's longtime partner, Kurt Russell, himself witnessed what he attributed to UFOs. The actor, who is a licensed pilot, spotted a strange triangular formation of lights in the sky while flying.
7. Demi Lovato
Demi Lovato has ramped up the UFO discussion further by alleging she had been in touch with extraterrestrials and claimed they are caring and intelligent.
Though the list did not claim to represent and include all stars in Hollywood who believe in aliens.
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