Alien: Earth Showrunner Says There's Still Something 'Really Scary' About Ridley Scott's Original Alien Ending Idea Where the Xenomorph Kills Ripley and Mimics Her Voice

The article discusses Ridley Scott's original idea for the ending of the classic sci-fi horror film "Alien." According to Noah Hawley, the showrunner of the upcoming FX series "Alien: Earth," Scott's original concept, which involved the xenomorph killing Sigourney Weaver's character Ripley and then mimicking her voice before heading towards Earth, is still considered to be "really scary." The article notes that Scott ultimately decided to scrap this ending, which would have resulted in a vastly different conclusion to the film and potentially altered the trajectory of the entire franchise. However, Hawley's comments suggest that there is still something inherently unsettling and frightening about the original idea, even though it was never brought to fruition. The article provides a concise and unbiased summary of the key points, focusing on the most important information and refraining from any unnecessary details or speculation.