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Lily-Rose Depp is a believer when it comes to aliens and UFOs

PerthNow ·
Lily-Rose Depp is a believer when it comes to aliens and UFOs

Lily-Rose Depp has insisted she “definitely believes” in aliens and says anyone who doesn’t is just being “silly”.

The 27-year-old daughter of Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis opened up about her extra-terrestrial beliefs while promoting her new movie Alpha Gang, which follows a group of aliens as they discover Earth for the first time.

Asked during an interview with People if she believes in aliens, Lily-Rose replied: “I feel like the universe is so vast and massive that it would be silly to think there was nothing else out there than us.

“It would be quite egotistical to be like, ‘No, it’s just us.’ So I definitely believe in aliens.

“Maybe some are friends, maybe some are foes. I feel like we have no idea how vast and crazy the universe is and everything that’s going on out there.”

Lily-Rose was also asked what she thinks aliens would make of Earth, and humans, upon meeting them for the first time.

She mused: “We are kind of aliens too. I mean, everything we do is so weird. We put food in our mouth. We have a hole in our face that we fill with stuff that we need to go on to continue about our day. And then we go to the bathroom.

“I mean, it’s just odd things like we’re in these vessels and we wash them and we do all this stuff.

“Everything, all the basic things that we do as humans, if you really zoom out, it’s weird.”

As for what she would like to introduce aliens to, Lily-Rose said she’d like to see what they make of childhood games.

She said: ““The first thing that comes to mind is maybe schoolyard games, like hopscotch and all those little ... like tic-tac-toe.

“I don’t know, maybe the most simple games that we play as children. It would be a fun thing to show them, this is how we play when we’re young.”

Alpha Gang, which also stars Cate Blanchett, Chris Pine and Riley Keough, had its premiere at the Telluride Film Festival earlier this month, before going to the Toronto International Film Festival, where Lily-Rose was interviewed.

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