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Keanu Reeves played Klaatu in a disappointing 2008 remake. Klaatu's famous catchphrase — "Klaatu barada nikto" — also inspired the names of several aliens in the "Star Wars" universe.

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This '50s sci-fi classic offers a twist on alien invasion stories because the alien, Klaatu (Michael Rennie) is not invading so much as offering humanity a choice on behalf of the aliens he ...

Klaatu visits an Einstein-like scientist to strategize a next step, and afterward, as a foretaste, shuts down all the electronic devices in the world to put Earth in its place and spur its nations ...

Klaatu, played by British actor, Michael Rennie, a peripatetic ambassador from a federation of concerned galactic governments, tells Helen Benson, played by Patricia Neil, that if a second attempt ...

Some fans wanted it so bad that they were willing to suspend disbelief when a band named Klaatu arrived on the scene. For a minute, many actually thought that Klaatu were The Beatles in disguise.

Klaatu comes in peace, intending to deliver a message to the leaders of Earth about the dangers of their escalating nuclear arms race and the need for peace among nations for the survival of humanity.