Top 10 Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Facts That Will Ruin Your Childhood
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It may be a classic, but these are the “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” facts that will ruin your childhood. For this list, we’ll be going over trivia and other knowledge about “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory” that may change the way you view the 1971 film, or else that are just interesting. Our countdown includes Roald Dahl disowned the film, Wonka’s unpredictable behavior, the chocolate river wasn’t chocolate, and more! MsMojo ranks the craziest “Willy Wonka” facts. Is your childhood ruined? Let us know in the comments! Please note: clicking links in this description may generate affiliate revenue for MsMojo.
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"The chocolate river wasn't actually chocolate" No shit it looks like a septic tank flood.
Lydi Bug
I know, right!? 😵
Lol "no shit"
I thought the same thing. At least make it look like chocolate milk or something
Oh that’s what it was septic tank fluid it was shitty piss water but it tasted like chocolate I bet
🤣🤣🤣
The boy who played Charlie grew up to be a veterinarian and this was his only movie
Cool
he lives sorta near me!
For a second I thought it said vegetarian and I was sitting here thinking of how that would relate to this being his only movie lmao 🤣
Interesting
Wow thats impressive since he was rlly good at acting but thats a rlly good career choice
Are we going to ignore the fact that Grandpa Joe let his family wallow in poverty for years and then all of a sudden hopped out of bed to tour a candy factory?
Like smh
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My sister and I still laugh about that to this day
Grimey
Grandpa Joe is honestly garbage
Here is a fun fact: Towards the end of the movie where Willy Wonka was screaming at Grandpa Joe and Charlie Bucket Peter Ostrum (Charlie) reaction was real and Gene Wilder hated doing that Scene cause he doesn't like screaming at kids. R.I.P to Gene Wilder.
Yeah, Gene Wilder had become really good friends with Peter Ostrum, and he wanted to give him a heads-up so badly, but Mel Stuart said no, since he insisted on keeping the reactions as real as possible.
the chocolate river on this movie just looks like a muddy floodwater
random videos on my phone no but think as a kid you’d wish you were there like eating all of the sweets and the chocolate river
random videos on my phone looks like toilet water after you take a shit but it clogs up mid flush
Exactly
@@cruztheconqueroryt2723 6:40
Wait, woah, woah, woah, wait a minute... that guys was Adolf Hitler's secretary and the one responsible for The Nazi Party?
@Unicor Girl I don't believe it! This whole time, he's was Adolf Hitler's secretary and responsible for creating The Nazi Party.
Credit to Tim Burton for making a Chocolate River that looks more like Chocolate in his 2005 movie.
DisneyVillainsFan 16 it was chocolate
That one was better
How did they do that like how they made river of chocolate instead of shitty cgi?
Well, it was real. It actually was chocolate.
Also credit to Tim Burton for making the tunnel sene less terrifying
1971: Candy is plastic
2020: everything is cakes
Umm the new one was made in 2005.
@@SummerMellows Commenter is referring, i believe, to the tik tok trend showing hyperrealistic carved cakes that look like everyday objects to the point that you cant tell the difference.
Hitnrun66: young people don't know shit
I like veruca's "I want it now!" scene, it's so cool and it's like she's getting mad and taking her angerness away
"Angerness?"
More like a musical tantrum
That chocolate river was never fooling anybody… Even as a child I remember thinking it was obviously brown water
the 2005 chocolate river looks more real
Fadalerab Rasool gonna check that movie out, I hear it’s more loyal to the book as well
jacqueline Sage it is, it’s a masterpiece & the soundtrack is fabulous!!!
@jacqueline Sage
How have you not seen that movie yet? Lol
jacqueline Sage either you cappin or I was a dumb kid because they fooled me lll
This still wasn't as bad as all the stuff that happened on the set of "The Wizard of Oz".. 😕
Oh, gosh, I know. The poor guy who played tin man went into shock because of his original face makeup
@@madisonlewe1057 The original actor who was supposed to play the Tin Man was Buddy Ebsen. When they put aluminum dust on his face, it got in the air and he was breathing thst stuff in, until one night, he got an asthma attack which sent him to the hospital and he had to be casted out of the film and no questions asked. His replacement was actor Jack Haley, who of course would star famously as the Tin Man in the Wizard of Oz. And for Jack, the face makeup was changed to aluminum paste.
But yes, poor Ebsen and how he went through that and survived it miraculously. :(
Sorry to everybody if this comment is off topic from this video. :)
Lets not bring up the hanging munchkin :(
I heard the munchkins were drunk and always harassing dorthy, and that they knew but never did anything
Dark Reaper Edits dude it isn’t real it was edited
fun fact :
in willy wonka, in the boat ride scene when he said “theres no way of knowing, on which was we’re going....” the other actors and some staff actually didn’t know he was going to do that, so the actors reactions were real.
Gene Wilder was an absolute TREASURE! I wish he had known entirely how much his fans loved him. He really did an amazing job acting!
Stir crazy is hilarious
"The wallpaper actually tasted like wallpaper." Hmm. Yes. The floor here is made out of floor.
The engine is made of engine
The paint is made of paint
I guess the snozberries don’t taste like snozberries.
Shampoo is made out of shampoo
The color red looks like the color red
I remember reading that the actresses who played Veruca, and Violet had huge crushes on the actor who played Charlie and they sort of competed to see which one he paid more attention to. If I remember correctly, he knew that they liked him and he was nice to both of them.
Aww that is cute
Ashley Downey Aww!
@@sammywerbenjagermanjesen4460 Yeah, I guess it was bound to happen since they were together a lot. Peter Ostrum who played Charlie is now a veterinarian. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was the only movie that he was in.
the age range is kinda gross doe
That’s adorable
“The chocolate River wasn’t actually chocolate”
WELL NO DUHHHH!
IT'S LIQUID POO
@@Hi38207 lol
The chocolate river looks like people took a dump in it-
and stirred up BLEGH
Julie Dawn Cole who played Veruca Salt stated that people on set were emptying their coffee cups into it
I thought the chocolate river was too liquidy to be chocolate.
Stephen King I thought it was chocolate milk but it was mixed with some type of powdered stuff to make it lighter
And I thought it was water with cocoa powder in it.
It was water with brown food color in it.
well, we don't want to see Agustus suffocate and drown in chocolate do we?
When you figure out the remake had real chocolate
Here's a another Fun Fact: Denise Nickerson said that during the Blueberry scene that when the Oompa Loompas were rolling her around, they kept banging her head into the side of that metal door. As of a result, she got like 5 or 6 lumps on her head
she even got cavities from chewing gum
Frosty 012 I thought like once they took her there weren’t they suppose to stop like stop moving and on to the set and get her out of the costume?!
Oof. Poor her. She had a kinda rough life.
Ouch
Frosty 012 damn, I didn't know that 🥺
I’m 31 now absolutely still in love with this movie till this day but that tunnel scene still creeps me out
Me too credit to Tim burton for making a chocolate River that looks more like chocolate in his 2005 movie. I agree with you
Mrs TeaVee saying “Rachmaninoff” is supposed to be incorrect. She is a know-it-all who doesn’t know anything. It’s made very clear in the book.
I always thought she was getting a little fiesty with Wonka
Yeah I’m on her side, though. And we’ve all been there with misnaming something. Wonka’s a dick who basically goes “it’s better This Entire Nation You’ve Never Heard Of is essentially enslaved to work in a factory away from the outside world”
Exactly
@@RaymondHng no she didn't. Mrs Teevee was played by an actress named Dodo Denney.
@@phroggkwean9926 Woops. They look similar.
During the veruka breaking the rock scene you can literally see the blood on her knee
Right
were tho
Dude same
@@konswayla Where*
@@konswayla 3:40
Fun fact: Denise Nickerson (the actor for Violet) was originally going to star as Regan in the Exorcist rather than Linda Blair. But her parents refused her to be in the role after seeing the script.
Would’ve been interesting to see her spit up the pea soup!!!!!!🤮🤮🤮
The quote "Not til you're twelve son" is the best line in this movie.
The Candyman in the movie accidentally hits a girl. When he brings up the table, he gets her in the jaw.
It looked like it was an accident lol.
That was funny 😂😂😂😂
I thought you meant The Candyman played by Tony Todd.
@@abramsullivan7764 me too for a minute. I was like, 'not surprised!!' 😂
I remember when I first realized that. I'm like OMG!! I hope that girl was ok.
Another fun fact: Denise Nickerson and Julie Dawn Cole both had a crush on Peter Ostrum (Charlie) while filming and would take turns spending time with him
I like watching the two of them in group scenes, they always seemed to be shoving or jabbing at each other :-)
Omg 😂😂
You mean.....Violet and Veruca?
Are you serious? I'm only thirteen so idk and I watched the movie.
It seemed obvious
LOVED this movie growing up!!!
At the end it's simple: the 1971 version perfectly captures the heart and feel behind the story, with childhood innocence and eccentricity, and the 2005 version is a creepier yet more accurate telling of the book.
I wasn’t surprised to see Roald Dahl disowning the film to be on this list, not to mention the injuries the cast got.
And to think he was credited for screenplay
I wasn't surprised but I guess his point in the book was suppose 2 be super dark warning.
Guessing if they did this for NeverEnding Story, this fact would be there for Michael Ende, author of the original book.
SEGASister REALLY what kind of injuries
Maytal Acedo Yeah because the film is made for kids so you want it like lighthearted so kids can watch it but for the book parents can read it and it’ll be dark as possible! Cuz In kids minds you want it kid friendly but for the book in parents minds you don’t want kids reading it so you take the book and read to yourself and you realize how dark it could have been if it wasn’t kid friendly.
The Tim Burton version is underrated as hell. Sure the original is a classic, but it's not a good adaptation of the book. The Burton version works for people who just want to watch something closer to the book
The Colorization Channel thats my favorite one ❤️
And the music is better
I like the Tim Burton version. To me it’s like the movies in a blue-ish tinted filter throughout it and Tim Burton’s made more off my favorite movies (Corpse bride, Nightmare before Christmas, Edward scissor-hands, Beetlejuice, etc.)
Ayyyy is that doctor who
The Colorization Channel I prefer the Tim Burton version.
Someone should tell the creator that this version was perfectly executed and Gene was the perfect pic. I will say this to all the actors still living. Thank you for your sacrifices on stage and the dedication to your art. You truly made a memorable piece of cinema history when you made this movies.
Netflix: are you still watching? Someone’s daughter: 8:42
Roald''s wife said he would of loved Tim Burton's version much better.
That was Patricia Neal, American actress from the 50s and 60s who was his wife
That makes sense the Tim Burton version was much closer to the book.
Which is scary because to me then it's not longer a kids movies
@Nope Nope quarantine.
@Nope Nope it's like a slang no need to get rude
Me reading the thumbnail: "yeah no shit."
Melle Mads Woestenburg you mean to tell me that brown water wasn’t chocolate??
Katie Knight lmao I even knew that when I was a kid
My exact reaction
Yea chocolate doesn't splash
The whole movie is absolutely terrifying.
This is a very underrated film. This film was one of my childhood movies...
Nah, this film ain’t underrated, if anything, the remake is underrated!
I thought Mrs Teevee getting to Mozart reference wrong was a tell that she was a know-it-all. Hence why Mr Salt gives her a strange look
I know people hate the 2005 adaptation (not a remake, adaptation), but it's actually far more accurate to the book than the 1971 movie.
amwfan88 I like the 2005 version much better. Deeps, Willy Wonka I think personally was better (never cared for Genes acting tbh). The 1971 version, I can never get though. I get bored before they get through the first part of the factory.
@@SonaArtist Johnny Depp was trying way too hard as Wily Wonka & some of those line deliveries were really cringeworthy
@@SonaArtist i thought the total opposite. Sure it's more accurate, but it was really boring until they were in the factory.
I love the 2005 version more
amwfan88, I love both versions but the 2005 one felt so depressing and not a ton of fun and I much prefer the actors in this movie but Johnny Depp did do a great job playing Wonka.
This movie creeps the crap out of me he slowly tortures each child and noone cares
Alyssa the ones who deserved it lol
@@epiphannytaylor3211 their children who have terrible parents they don't deserve half of the stuff that happend
Thanks to Tim Burton he maked another version so it's not scary like the 1971 version
@@epiphannytaylor3211 those children shouldn't be killed even if those are brats
Me too
"The chocolate river wasnt actually chocolate" No sh**? Illusion shattered. Next she'll tell us that Dorothy didnt really befriend a cowardly lion, or that Leo Dicaprio didnt sink to the bottom of the ocean.
Even when I was a child I knew that river wasn’t any kind of chocolate product. Even chocolate drinks, like “Yohoo” was thicker than that colored water.
R.i.p to wonka and that female that played the violet girl
Denise Nickerson
Wait what happened to the violet girl how she die
@@bdayishere1018 she suffered seizure and was taken of life support.. she died last year.
@@nazarethaguilera1523 oh i do live under a rock
@@bdayishere1018 she was going to play the role of the girl in the exorcist but they decided to cast someone else Instead
Say what you will about Tim Burton’s take on “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” At least he did’t butcher the original title in order to sell low-quality chocolate to impressionable children. Plus, Burton’s directorial style was more-or-less in line with the original tone of the book.
Including adapting details from the book and it's drafts such as the Indian prince and the Oompa Loompas looking like African Pygmins.
Which means the original is grossly overrated.
I love that movie, it’s more entertaining to me .. the only thing better about the original is the songs
missamyiahh that’s so true but I still find my self singing Tim Burton’s versions songs too
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Tim Burton’s version is my favorite personally, especially bc of Johnny Depp, he was the best!
The reactions to the chocolate room were also genuine, nobody except gene wilder had seen the chocolate room set until they started filming the scenes in it
For a second I was like... he isn't speaking English anymore... why do I still understand? Until I remembered German is my native language😂
Me too
what was he saying? i don’t speak german
@@Lior353 basically he's saying: attention please, you are now entering the most interesting and secret room of my factory... nothing really important and he has a bit of an accent
German is the most fun language to speak, took it in high school.
@@ATARI800XLfan Glad you had so much fun with it! :)
Here’s a fun fact, Gene in an interview reveals that the candy room was mostly props and that only 3% was actually candy, that ruined my childhood favorite scene 😭
This is forever be my favorite movie.. Such a classic ❤️
Gotta admit the boat ride scene when Gene was shouting, I would be scared too! Interesting list!hmm you bring up a good point about the seat numbers! I've always wondered about that
Another fun fact is that some missing chapters of the book revealed that eight children was originally planned to enter the factory all with more unfortunate fates than the current book shows (at one point Charlie falls into a vat of chocolate and becomes a figurine). They were cut since it was deemed too macabre for children.
Roald Dahls original stories were far more grim than they were finally published. Same with Matilda and the Witches.
@@BooksAndChocolate yeah they were he was R.l stones books but actually creepier in some way.
Where did you find the information about Charlie falling in the vat?
Ooh like the house of wax...
The Willy wonka chocolate bars in this movie weren’t even real chocolate, they were blocks of wood wrapped in chocolate wrappers
E Mclaughlin WAT BOOOO
There's an episode of Pawn stars where the dude purchases a bar & an everlasting gobstopper from the movie. If memory serves, he paid over $100,00 for both.
And this whole time my fat ass was hungry
Caro Pethos you deserve more likes oml
Double Yuck Yuck 😝
The chocolate river was actually made of liquid chocolate but it also had like gallons upon gallons of water mixed with it
Chocolate and cream
1971 was fantastic for me 😍.
2005 was beautifull.
It didn’t ruin my childhood, but it might have ruin my chances for acting.
This movie actually scares me more than anything else I’ve ever watched and I’m not sure why. 🤷🏼♀️
Not me. That's ET with me.
The one with Johnny Depp scares me
Probably because Willy wonka acts like a actual nonce in the film then got arrested for being a actual nonce
@@feleciabrown1710 its supposed to, the book was creepy as hell. Have you ever even read it?
@@jackwhitbread4583 nope
9:50- the umpa-limpas who drove the boat actually thought he was driving, when it was actually on a
Rail underwater.
I can understand why the author disliked/disowned it.
im pretty sure we would ALL know these days that the chocolate river was not real chocolate
I did but i mean if i was real
In the tim burton version the chocolate is real.
The tim burton version looked more like chocolate
I’m laughing at the fact that Ronald Dahl disowned the original. Everyone so hates the new and loves the old and yet the author hates the old and loves the new!!!!
He did not love the new he was already dead so idk what is his opinion to the new movie but felicity dahl said that roald dahl would have loved the film
I like to say I like neither cause they both scare the crap outta me lol but his wife did say that she loved the newer version instead
I hate the older version. The newer is better in my opinion
Julianne Pearson he actually died before the premiere of the remake ;)
How did he "love the new"? The man died in the 90's the new adaptation movie was made in 2005..
For a second I tought it said: HOT CHOCOLATE?!
I’m glad it’s “not chocolate”.
Still one of my favorite movies! I had the pleasure of acting the part of the news reporter onstage back in 2014. :) In that production, we had squirrels separating "good nuts" from "bad nuts" instead of the geese and eggs. 😊
It's not a surprise to hear that the chocolate river is just water with food coloring or cold dirty water, the musical number is actually Mozart, the Wonka foam being uncomfortable for the cast and Roald Daul disliking the movie. Why? Like any movie fan, I listen to the commentary with the cast.
From what I heard in interviews the chocolate river was at first really chocolate. It was chocolate powder and water. But then it stunk and so many problems so they had taken out the chocolate powder from it.
@@TheLatinaBabyGurl In the interviews I saw the problem was that the water contained not just chocolate but milk as well that started to spoil under the lights which started to smell really bad.
The river was real then it switched. The entire edible scene though was infact edible. The sit down with the characters proved this
@@ericvacca551 oh maybe it was milk. It's been a while. I just remember it was chocolate and it stunk so they switched it out. I do remember something about spoiled but I thought it was cocoa and water. The milk sounds more correct.
“The chocolate river wasn’t chocolate” wait so you’re saying that Henry Cavill wasn’t flying?
I don't get it
@@angelbeas9137 oh my god this is embarrassing I don’t remember commenting that but basically he plays Superman and I sarcastically said, so the actor that played Superman didn’t really fly?
Bahahaha best comment!
XiXi AzXa true because they putted a green screen to make it look realistic
I’m German and his accent was actually really good
4:38 Mike Teavee: DON’T TOUCH ME AAAAAA
I think I'd be pretty damn uncomfortable to be a kid watching a dude sound like he's about to have a mental breakdown while on a boat with seizure inducing lights on in the background
But the line "what is this, a freak out" makes me roll in hysteria each time!!!😉🤣🥸😆
3:40 Look at Julie's left knee and you'll see the bloodstains from when she injured herself. One more bit of Veruca Salt trivia: her "departure" was filmed the day the actress turned 13. She was given one of the golden eggs as a present, and kept it for decades until it disintegrated. She was also supposed to return her everlasting gobstopper, but, you guessed it, she kept that as well :-)
Hey, I had one of those "candy factory" kits, they came with plastic molds and a bunch of Wonka wrappers. You were supposed to pour some chocolate chips into a baggie, put it in boiling water until they melted, then cut the tip off the baggie and squeeze the chocolate into the molds. They had molds of Wonka bars and for various holidays. Anyone else have one?
Ms. Mojo:
"Actress Julie Dawn Cole (Veruca) cut her knee when she fell on the rock which was real, the injury can't even be seen in subsequent scenes..."
Everyone:
*Ms. Mojo you might want to check at **3:40** cause it clearly shows where she was bleeding at her knee in the scene...*
All in all... This is a true classic movie and they are all remarkable actors...
Thank you for being a part of my childhood!!
*When I was a kid I thought the water was like, his bathroom...*
Do you mean August
OMFG!! The rachmaninoff line IS THE JOKE. Come ON, PEOPLE
Fun Fact: In the original Roald Dahl book, the Oompa Loompas were playful, happy, and energetic creatures with blonde hair and wore tribal animal skins.
But as anyone who saw the 1971 film will tell you, they act dull, depressed, and soft spoken. They also have orange faces, green hair, and white overalls that have something sticking out of each of their legs for some reason . . .
Yeah, just one more reason why Roald Dahl didn't care for the film.
also in the book, wonka never showed any signs of displeasure except at the other companies sending spies in to steal his secrets. and Charlie didn't do anything wrong.
Infact in all 3 big adaptations, the Oompa Loompas are all different.
1964 - Tribal Blonde things
1971 - Iconic Orange musical number singers
2005 - Literally just African Pygmies
Handy: I didn't even know there was a 1964 version. I just knew of the ones from 1971 and 2005.
@@christineboll9478 By "1964" Handy's referring to the original book.
DisneyVillainsFan 16 another fun fact - Dahl originally wanted them to be stereotypical African pygmies but his publisher wouldn’t allow it because it was pro-slavery. He was a racist piece of shit.
10:42, Wait, why would that ruin my childhood? That’s actually pretty cool to think about!
That’s what I’m saying
@@RedRobin6543 Thanks.
4:01 Willy Wonka, in the Tom and Jerry take of the story, showed less emotion than Gene Wilder. Plus, Johnny Depp's Willy Wonka never got mad at Charlie when he was the last kid standing in the 2005 film.
The kid who played Charlie was so cute!
Cool Nerd that’s why the actors who played veruca and violet had a crush on him
Peter ostrum
@@girlypop04 oooo tea
Your a cool nerd
Cool nerd
"Some things are best left to pure imagination" - I bet they just made this video so they can use that line.
“This injury can be seen in subsequent scenes” and proceeds to not show said scenes
The girls both had crushes on the kid who played Charlie during the production.
I don’t understand how does the Oompa Loompas becoming friends and pranksters a bad thing?
So they become like jackass?
@@SpikeTheWolf They merged together and became Wee Man.
I have seen in an interview with the cast that the scene where Mrs. TeeVee gives the wrong name of the composer is intentional - it is supposed to demonstrate her "know it all" personality.
Even though it didn't really take off like Willy Wonka did, Tim Burton's adaptation would have been much more to Roald Dahl's liking had he lived that long to see it since the tone was more faithful to his source material.
2:54 You and me pal, even I grimaced at the torture.
Wilder being unpredictable throughout the film can easily be seen in the moment when Wonka disqualifies Charlie. You can plainly see that Peter Olstrum wasn't prepared for the angry outburst.
Yeah, the director decided not to tell Peter that Gene was going to yell at him so his reaction would be more genuine. Gene wanted to tell him but he couldn't
This movie is one of my best movies in my whole life.
"The river wasn't actually chocolate"
No shit Sherlock
Still one of my favorite movies ever!! Watch it all the time!
While I did like the 2005 Tim Burton remake, the 1971 classic still reigns supreme. Gene Wilder is the best Wonka, and that Chocolate River never looked much like actual chocolate to me! 😂🍫😍
Jason Kott well it was 1971
I dont like the remake, Johnny Deppy was creepy as Willy Wonka
Jason Kott That’s coz it was actual chocolate in the remake. And the candy room was real candy. Literally everything was edible even the grass
Natearl13 No, it’s real. You should see the behind the scenes of that video. It took them a long time to finally get the right formula for the chocolate.
I agree with you, Trina. The stuff from the 1971 version does not look like chocolate AT ALL.
Even though Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory has some dark stuff behind it, it's still a good movie in my opinion.
the book was better.
Same here. Liked it myself far more than the Depp version; but, yes, the book remains better: very few novels get properly adapted to film anyway.
@@dinomonzon7493 I agree---and the Depp movie sucked big-time. Stay safe.
Same
@@dinomonzon7493 the Depp version was way better and much more closely resembled the book, even Dahl's wife was impressed and said he would have loved it. Willy wonka is not a bad movie but they did butcher it
The music is probably the best part of the movie. Lots of memories of my dad fondly singing those songs around the house when I was growing up.
I prefer Tim Burton's version. Chocolate river looked like chocolate.
And the boat looks like the boat in the book.
"Your turning violet, Violet!" 🔷️🔵💙
BDevi0us LOL!
Sam meant she’s turning more Herself
I heard the chocolate river was cocoa powder and water but stunk so they changed it. The wallpaper they had put so.e stuff on the designated areas where they would lick. I don't remember what it was but it was just a bit of flavoring,they had to lick that spot only though.
The guy who played Augustus stated that it was dirty water, cocoa, sugar and cream. The reason it stunk was because of the sugar and cream going rancid toward the end of filming.
6:25
*“It’s Bouquet!”*
9:35 “The snozzberries taste like SNOZZBERRIES!”
“Blech, this carrot tastes musty and stale!”
“I didn’t put any carrots....!” **gasps** “HEY!” **thumps wall** “GET OUT OF THERE! Darn Oompah-Loompas!”
Let me just say, this is my favourite movie, ever. Nothing on this planet will ever come close to it and this list just made it (dare I say it?) even sweeter.
I absolutely ADORE “Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory” (1971) and Gene Wilder was PERFECT in the tittle role 💛
It was a great film, way better than the 2005 version, that version was terrible, but this one was so good.
@@mrlachlan4465 while I do agree I like both 1971 and 2005 but 71 wasn't accurate to the book and the 2005 one was
@@mrlachlan4465 I hate the 2005 one...
Apparently he wasnt perfect for willy wonka as said and thought by the creator of willy Wonka
Sorry he wasn't, he was not dark or edgy enough
That scene on the boat scared me as a kid
Watching these videos makes me love having my childhood ruined 😂
Still one of my favorite films ever. The chocolate room still blows me away.
Forget that, if i were to win a golden ticket or my child, I'm not going to that factory. Those kids were a headache...
2:53 when the teacher hands out more home work
I loved him , seen myself in his personality swings 😂 and he made my childhood great when my father passed