Actors Who Are Obsessed with Aliens

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For decades, movies have explored the idea of life beyond Earth, but some Hollywood actors are genuinely fascinated by the possibility of aliens. Beyond simply playing roles that involve extraterrestrial encounters, a number of prominent men in the entertainment industry are openly interested in the existence of life on other planets. They share personal stories of possible sightings and even create organizations dedicated to researching the topic, using their fame to fuel the conversation and express their belief that we are not alone.

Dan Aykroyd

Dan Aykroyd is famous for believing in aliens and even works as a consultant for a UFO research group called the Mutual UFO Network. He’s made several documentaries, like ‘Dan Aykroyd Unplugged on UFOs,’ to discuss his investigations and what he’s learned. The ‘Ghostbusters’ actor says he’s personally seen UFOs many times and is so fascinated by the topic that he frequently includes it in his creative projects, like his writing and filmmaking.

Tom Cruise

Tom Cruise is a well-known follower of Scientology, a belief system with a complex history involving aliens. At the heart of his faith are stories about Xenu and a galactic civilization, as detailed in the writings of L. Ron Hubbard. Interestingly, Cruise often plays roles in blockbuster movies like ‘War of the Worlds’ and ‘Edge of Tomorrow’ where characters battle alien forces. He has often spoken publicly about his beliefs, arguing that it’s presumptuous to think humans are the only intelligent beings in the universe.

Tom DeLonge

Tom DeLonge, known for his acting role in ‘Idle Hands’, has spent years investigating unexplained aerial phenomena – often called UFOs. He started the To The Stars Academy to work with the government and aerospace experts on this research. His efforts helped make previously secret Navy videos public, showing flying objects that move in ways science can’t explain. DeLonge also directed ‘Monsters of California’, a film that delves into the ideas of government secrecy and the possibility of alien life.

Robbie Williams

Robbie Williams, known for his music and recent work in TV specials and documentaries, has always been interested in the paranormal. He’s particularly fascinated by UFOs and even went to a convention in the Nevada desert near Area 51 to investigate reported sightings. Williams claims he saw a strange light following his car when he was young and has experienced several similar events since. He explored his lifelong interest in UFOs in the documentary ‘Robbie Williams and the UFO Boy’.

Kurt Russell

Kurt Russell, known for his role in ‘The Thing,’ was the pilot who first reported the famous Phoenix Lights sighting in 1997. While flying his son to the airport, he noticed six lights arranged in a V-shape above the city and immediately informed air traffic control. He didn’t realize he was the first to report the incident until years later when he saw it covered on television. Russell remains a well-known witness to one of the most significant unexplained aerial phenomena in American history.

Nick Jonas

Nick Jonas has long been interested in the possibility of life beyond Earth, ever since he saw strange lights in the sky as a teen. He once told Jimmy Fallon that he spotted three flying saucers behind his house, and later learned others in his neighborhood had seen similar things that same night. Even now, the actor, known for ‘Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle’, continues to share his belief that aliens have visited our planet.

Billy Bob Thornton

Billy Bob Thornton often talks about his conviction that aliens exist, pointing to the sheer size of the universe and the likelihood of life developing elsewhere. He’s described seeing strange lights in the sky that weren’t planes or natural occurrences, and believes the vastness of space makes it almost certain that other civilizations are out there. This fascination stems from a lifelong wonder about what exists beyond Earth.

Russell Crowe

Russell Crowe filmed what he thought was a UFO near his Sydney office and shared the video online. The time-lapse footage quickly led to a lot of discussion, with people debating whether it was a UFO or just something like a boat or plane. Crowe, known for his role in ‘Gladiator,’ maintained that the lights moved in a strange way he couldn’t explain, showing his continued fascination with UFOs and the idea of life beyond Earth.

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2026-02-11 04:45