That 90s version look so creepy and really cool looking like a horror version or what timburton’s adiptation would look like if he had full creative control.
Fun Fact: One of the actors that played Wonka in the animated ads was legendary voice actor Maurice LaMarche of Futurama, Pinky and the Brain, and Animaniacs fame. Futurama would parody Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in the episode "Fry & the Slurm Factory", but ironically, LaMarche wouldn't voice the Wonka stand-in in said episode.
I’m genuinely surprised we’ve never had an animated Willy Wonka movie yet. I could imagine someone like Illumination or Warner Bros. taking on the project, and an animated version of the story would allow for more vibrant imagery (they would even be able to recreate things from the book like the square sweets that look round.
@@RonaldBeam That was basically just a copy paste almost shot for shot animated remake of the 1971 original just with Tom and Jerry shoehorned into the plot.
As a swedish guy I most say I find it a bit wierd how YT suddenly seems to know and care about this "miniseries" as you call it. Back in the 90's this was a very common structure for childrens-TV in Sweden. To simply have someone read from childrens litterature and show the illustrations on screen. They did the same with especially the Astrid Lindgren-books. And actor Ernst-Hugo Järegård, the narrator of 'Kalle och chokladfabriken', is certainly a very good lector. He made a funny and fitting voice for each character. So I'm glad this gets recognition on the internet, but I still find it strange.
Def would've LOVED to see both the cancelled 90s animated movie AND the lost VHS animated movie! The watercolor style of the VHS movie heavily reminds me of Harry Nilson's The Point (but a bit more leaning into a storybook feel of it) and I hope more than the TV Room scene is found! Upset that the 90s remake got cancelled cause I wouldve loved to see if it would be a more darker toned variation leaning almost like Tim Burton's adaptation or a weird hybrid of book and original movie!
Imagine if there was a willy wonka film directed by Steven Spielberg around between the 1980s or the 1990s, with Macaulay Culkin as charlie bucket, Christopher lloyd as grandpa Joe, and Michael j fox as willy wonka?
Not gonna lie, I would say rather than having an animated Willy Wonka movie, how about we get an animated show that continues the events in the 1971 film. I got a cool plot idea too. Charlie gets the factory to himself and has a robotic partner with him and they start doing tasks and then end up finding the spoiled kids. They end up staying with Charlie and learn to better themselves becoming his friends. The episodes will probably slice of life with hints of something more serious at play. Like Charlie fighting with competition or something. I mean hey. I think it’s pretty cool. Better than that animated nightmare fuel movie that was talked about
I was hoping you'd do a video about the finally found 'Shrek' footage! Anyway, I am LIKING the look of that Swedish version, and the Fun Factory definitely seems interesting:):) I BARELY remember seeing that cartoon commercial back then, but I know I did...but that animated remake artwork, MAN, I'm totally seeing the Wonderland part of the 1999 'Alice in Wonderland' with Tina Majorino:):)
The lost 90s project fascinates me greatly in the fact it was styled more after Tim Burton. I wonder what their direction even was, and how that would be received commercially. Its got a very 90s horrific grunge vibe to it that some games had at the time.
I miss the Wonka candy brand. Sure, we still have Nerds products and maybe if you're really lucky enough you can find Runts, but they lack the Wonka branding and have for some time now. I always thought it was strange they didn't have any chocolate products, and focused more on various fruit flavored bits. Sure, they had a Wonka bar as a tie in to the Tim Burton movie, but even in the end they focused on weird shaped gummi candies.
@@Wildduckpro Sort of, I guess? They had ONE Wonka branded product. Gummi versions of his hat filled with some blue goop that's supposed to stain your tongue.
@@Kyranyoutubevids If they did that, then Gedde Watanabe would have to be an Oompa Loompa that says: "YOU GET NOTHING! ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! STUPID! YOU'RE SO STUPID!"
I don't wanna say first, and I haven't watched the video yet, but I want to say that your DW lost media iceberg was GREAT I just watched it Glad there's more, I hope more are found 🤞
Another lost piece of media is the first Italian dub for the Wilder movie. Apparently the film was first distributed in Italy in 1971 and was redubbed for a VHS release in 1984 with an entirely different cast, and only the second dub has been rereleased ever since. Not much is known about the first dub, except that all the songs had a new Italian cover and that Wonka's voice actor MIGHT have been Oreste Lionello, an actor and comedian who was known at the time for voicing Gene Wilder. The second dub is kinda eh, all the songs have been kept in English and there are some random name changes here and there (like Veruca was confusingly enough called VeruSca and Mike Teevee became Mike TRAVIS but whatever), but it's still fondly remembered and more loved than the 2005 movie
We sure elements of the WB remake didn't wind up in the Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory film? It's mostly shot for shot for the 70s film but there's a few unique bits aside from the obvious new T&J scenes :P
One day I’d like to see that Willy Wonka guru scene resurface one day. It sounds very generic, so I’m not sure how it would look in terms of set design or characters. It’s a shame we don’t even have an image of the scene.
what willy wonka guru scene? i dont recall that being mentioned in this video. timestamp maybe? edit: nevermind. of course the guru scene is in the video. i thought you meant guro, not guru heh.
Seeing the illustrations of the Swedish version, I wonder if the look of Johnny Depps' version of the character was possible influenced by them. Doubtful some Hollywood costume designers would know of an obscure Swedish version of the book, but you never know.
Maybe, but also the 2005 version is one of the most book accurate interpretations of the book. And if the Swedish version is also just as accurate, then I'd say they just got the ideas from the book itself. I'd love to see the Swedish version, though. I love the illustrations so much.
Wait a minute, New Dream Wonka Musical Collection; Willy Wonka Musicals in Records, The Golden Ticket 2010 Opera in 8-Track, Willy Wonka Audio Dramas in Tape Cassettes, Willy Wonka Concert Tours in Music-CDs, and Willy Wonka Music and Lyric Videos on I-Tunes.
Makes me wonder in some alternate timeline Burton was these concept arts and decided to go like... "seems fun and now lemme turn it into a stop motion movie"
Wait a minute, New Dream Wonka Book Collection; Charlie's Chocolate Boy Book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Book, Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator Book, and Charlie and the White House Book.
I think an animated Charlie and the Chocolate Factory movie would do a better job of capturing the book's cartoony spirit than either live action film.
I feel like the rare Wonka vhs is most likely ads promoting said new candy or perhaps some sort of promotional video encouraging stores to carry the new candy
Wait a minute, New Dream Wonka Series Collection; Willy Wonka Swedish 1983 Mini Series on Wonka Mobile, Willy Wonka 1980 TV Series on Wonka Plus, and Wonka 2024 Web Series on Wonka Website.
Wait a minute, New Dream Wonka Movie Collection; Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory 1971 Movie in VHS, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 1998 Movie in VHS, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 2005 Movie in DVD-Video, Tom and Jerry and the Chocolate Factory 2017 Movie in DVD-Video, and Wonka 2023 Movie in Blu-Ray.
I HAAAAATED Depp's Wonka. Bless you for keeping that section short. Burton Wonka hated clearly hated kids. That's not Wonka. He's a delightfully unhinged, whimsical figure who adores children, but doesn't put up with bad parents and their hellspawn. I'm sad we never got an animated version, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is just *_screaming_* for an animation adaptation. It'd be amazing if they did it somewhat in the style of the original Roald Dahl illustrations.
@@joshslater2426 Those maniacs are capable of delivering better stories than what the studios are currently willing to allow. Yes, there would [and probably already is] some messed up junk, but the other extreme is also true- people that love the material can ad to it. They keep trying to capture the magic of the first movie rather than continuing the story with Charlie. (Wasn't Snow Piercer a unofficial sequel? Would love to see a story set between that.)
That 90s version look so creepy and really cool looking like a horror version or what timburton’s adiptation would look like if he had full creative control.
It came out in 1983 but released on VHS in 1996.
But i like how Violet looks like an overinflated parade balloon
Fun Fact: One of the actors that played Wonka in the animated ads was legendary voice actor Maurice LaMarche of Futurama, Pinky and the Brain, and Animaniacs fame. Futurama would parody Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in the episode "Fry & the Slurm Factory", but ironically, LaMarche wouldn't voice the Wonka stand-in in said episode.
Ah! Since you mentioned it, Wonka in the ads sounds a bit like Toucan Sam, who was also voiced by Maurice LaMarche!
@@e-mananimates2274I was just going to mention that.
@@matthewweatherford6566 I guess great minds think alike, huh?
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Depp casually changing into his Willy Wonka voice is the best thing ever haha
Wouldn't be surprised if Tim Burton saw these concept drawings and made him want to do his own
I’m genuinely surprised we’ve never had an animated Willy Wonka movie yet. I could imagine someone like Illumination or Warner Bros. taking on the project, and an animated version of the story would allow for more vibrant imagery (they would even be able to recreate things from the book like the square sweets that look round.
There is an animated movie version with Tom and Jerry.
It does not count
@@RonaldBeam That was basically just a copy paste almost shot for shot animated remake of the 1971 original just with Tom and Jerry shoehorned into the plot.
@@thebigguy270 it still does cuz its still made by wb the 2007 one doesn't count because its rated 15
@@brandonlyon730no
I hear they were going to show the naughty kids leaving the factory, but it was not used because of the budget.
I can't believe there's Willy Wonka lost media
I just watched Wonka TODAY. What a coincidence
When I watched Wonka (last week) it was the first time my great grandma ever being in a movie theater
I Never Knew that there was Lost Media about Willy Wonka!
Great Video BTW!
As a swedish guy I most say I find it a bit wierd how YT suddenly seems to know and care about this "miniseries" as you call it.
Back in the 90's this was a very common structure for childrens-TV in Sweden. To simply have someone read from childrens litterature and show the illustrations on screen.
They did the same with especially the Astrid Lindgren-books.
And actor Ernst-Hugo Järegård, the narrator of 'Kalle och chokladfabriken', is certainly a very good lector.
He made a funny and fitting voice for each character.
So I'm glad this gets recognition on the internet, but I still find it strange.
Def would've LOVED to see both the cancelled 90s animated movie AND the lost VHS animated movie! The watercolor style of the VHS movie heavily reminds me of Harry Nilson's The Point (but a bit more leaning into a storybook feel of it) and I hope more than the TV Room scene is found! Upset that the 90s remake got cancelled cause I wouldve loved to see if it would be a more darker toned variation leaning almost like Tim Burton's adaptation or a weird hybrid of book and original movie!
Imagine if there was a willy wonka film directed by Steven Spielberg around between the 1980s or the 1990s, with Macaulay Culkin as charlie bucket, Christopher lloyd as grandpa Joe, and Michael j fox as willy wonka?
Not gonna lie, I would say rather than having an animated Willy Wonka movie, how about we get an animated show that continues the events in the 1971 film. I got a cool plot idea too. Charlie gets the factory to himself and has a robotic partner with him and they start doing tasks and then end up finding the spoiled kids. They end up staying with Charlie and learn to better themselves becoming his friends. The episodes will probably slice of life with hints of something more serious at play. Like Charlie fighting with competition or something. I mean hey. I think it’s pretty cool. Better than that animated nightmare fuel movie that was talked about
NO LA
I was hoping you'd do a video about the finally found 'Shrek' footage! Anyway, I am LIKING the look of that Swedish version, and the Fun Factory definitely seems interesting:):) I BARELY remember seeing that cartoon commercial back then, but I know I did...but that animated remake artwork, MAN, I'm totally seeing the Wonderland part of the 1999 'Alice in Wonderland' with Tina Majorino:):)
The lost 90s project fascinates me greatly in the fact it was styled more after Tim Burton. I wonder what their direction even was, and how that would be received commercially. Its got a very 90s horrific grunge vibe to it that some games had at the time.
that swedish Willy Wonka looks like he wants to kill Batman
Surprised that many of his stuff isn’t talked about.
I miss the Wonka candy brand. Sure, we still have Nerds products and maybe if you're really lucky enough you can find Runts, but they lack the Wonka branding and have for some time now. I always thought it was strange they didn't have any chocolate products, and focused more on various fruit flavored bits. Sure, they had a Wonka bar as a tie in to the Tim Burton movie, but even in the end they focused on weird shaped gummi candies.
I'm surpised that they didn't bring back the Wonka brand for the recent movie.
@@Wildduckpro Sort of, I guess? They had ONE Wonka branded product. Gummi versions of his hat filled with some blue goop that's supposed to stain your tongue.
Let's just hope the animated miniseries for Netflix doesn't end up as lost media...
8:20 I remember that commercials when I was a kid, I forgotten all about it ever since.
What if there’s a wonka animated movie in cgi by Warner brothers and illumination animation? I think weird Al should voice Willy wonka.
Weird Al would be perfect.
@@mat2093imagine weird al yelling you get nothing you lose good day sir!!!!!!
It’s shocking how Weird Al hasn’t voiced Wonka, it’s such a perfect choice
Maybe not illumination as that’s owned by universal pictures
@@Kyranyoutubevids If they did that, then Gedde Watanabe would have to be an Oompa Loompa that says: "YOU GET NOTHING! ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! STUPID! YOU'RE SO STUPID!"
Man I still remember some getting back in the day with the Wonka name.
I don't wanna say first, and I haven't watched the video yet, but I want to say that your DW lost media iceberg was GREAT
I just watched it
Glad there's more, I hope more are found 🤞
Another lost piece of media is the first Italian dub for the Wilder movie. Apparently the film was first distributed in Italy in 1971 and was redubbed for a VHS release in 1984 with an entirely different cast, and only the second dub has been rereleased ever since. Not much is known about the first dub, except that all the songs had a new Italian cover and that Wonka's voice actor MIGHT have been Oreste Lionello, an actor and comedian who was known at the time for voicing Gene Wilder. The second dub is kinda eh, all the songs have been kept in English and there are some random name changes here and there (like Veruca was confusingly enough called VeruSca and Mike Teevee became Mike TRAVIS but whatever), but it's still fondly remembered and more loved than the 2005 movie
This video is now the best video in the universe since he put doctor who in it
We sure elements of the WB remake didn't wind up in the Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory film? It's mostly shot for shot for the 70s film but there's a few unique bits aside from the obvious new T&J scenes :P
One day I’d like to see that Willy Wonka guru scene resurface one day. It sounds very generic, so I’m not sure how it would look in terms of set design or characters. It’s a shame we don’t even have an image of the scene.
what willy wonka guru scene? i dont recall that being mentioned in this video. timestamp maybe?
edit: nevermind. of course the guru scene is in the video. i thought you meant guro, not guru heh.
Seeing the illustrations of the Swedish version, I wonder if the look of Johnny Depps' version of the character was possible influenced by them. Doubtful some Hollywood costume designers would know of an obscure Swedish version of the book, but you never know.
Maybe, but also the 2005 version is one of the most book accurate interpretations of the book. And if the Swedish version is also just as accurate, then I'd say they just got the ideas from the book itself.
I'd love to see the Swedish version, though. I love the illustrations so much.
I don’t want to be that guy but what about the lost longer version of the book
Wait a minute, New Dream Wonka Musical Collection; Willy Wonka Musicals in Records, The Golden Ticket 2010 Opera in 8-Track, Willy Wonka Audio Dramas in Tape Cassettes, Willy Wonka Concert Tours in Music-CDs, and Willy Wonka Music and Lyric Videos on I-Tunes.
Makes me wonder in some alternate timeline Burton was these concept arts and decided to go like... "seems fun and now lemme turn it into a stop motion movie"
the Swiss Wonka looks like one of Seuss's Who's
I've actually got more episodes, just trying to make time to rip em and upload em.... nice video, thanks for the mention! Cheers!
PLS PLS PLS PLS IM BEGGING U TO UPLOAD THEM 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 ITS MY ENTIRE CHILDHOOD
Wait a minute, New Dream Wonka Book Collection; Charlie's Chocolate Boy Book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Book, Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator Book, and Charlie and the White House Book.
I think an animated Charlie and the Chocolate Factory movie would do a better job of capturing the book's cartoony spirit than either live action film.
I feel like the rare Wonka vhs is most likely ads promoting said new candy or perhaps some sort of promotional video encouraging stores to carry the new candy
Wait a minute, New Dream Wonka Series Collection; Willy Wonka Swedish 1983 Mini Series on Wonka Mobile, Willy Wonka 1980 TV Series on Wonka Plus, and Wonka 2024 Web Series on Wonka Website.
The Swedish miniserie was also shown in Denmark in the 80s
I want a stop motion creepy puppet version
Willy Wonka has fallen
Billions must read the original book
I did!
@@akadventuring Aaaaaaaaaaaand after that watch the first 2 movies
Happy New Year.
Amazing
I was thinking , if a golden ticket winner had no parents what would wonka do or what if it was an Oompa Loompa that didn’t work in the factory
I got a question, WHO done the Lost 90's Wonka concept art we see at the emding of this video?
Wait a minute, New Dream Wonka Movie Collection; Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory 1971 Movie in VHS, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 1998 Movie in VHS, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 2005 Movie in DVD-Video, Tom and Jerry and the Chocolate Factory 2017 Movie in DVD-Video, and Wonka 2023 Movie in Blu-Ray.
Nice 🤩👍
Ive got all episodes of the swedish version
PLS TRY TO UPLOAD IT IM BEGGING U I CAN PAY A LOT OF MONEY FOR IT JUST TO BE UPLOADED🙏🙏🙏 ITS MY ENTIRE CHILDHOOD
4:44 TV shows often have higher IMDB ratings than movies anyway.
Fun fact, Michael Jackson was a post to be Willy Wonka, but he wasn’t
I have all the episodes of the Swedish series.
pls upload them I’m begging u!! I can pay for it to just be uploaded 🙏❤️🩹
what do you think of the tom and Jerry willy Wonka version?
I HAAAAATED Depp's Wonka. Bless you for keeping that section short. Burton Wonka hated clearly hated kids. That's not Wonka. He's a delightfully unhinged, whimsical figure who adores children, but doesn't put up with bad parents and their hellspawn.
I'm sad we never got an animated version, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is just *_screaming_* for an animation adaptation. It'd be amazing if they did it somewhat in the style of the original Roald Dahl illustrations.
Fun fact: Roald’s own family helped make it.
Memento media said the 2005 film was a more faithful adaptation of the book
I liked it
I'm 21 but I grew up with the 1970s version
Have you actually red any of Roald Dahl's books. Burton was definitely more like the source.
What about Miranda Poker and Marvin Prune?
Willy Wonka won't be PD until 2060. What a disappointment.
Wonka is weird enough without letting maniacs on the internet do what they please with him.
@@joshslater2426I could only imagine what they’d do 😭
@@joshslater2426 Those maniacs are capable of delivering better stories than what the studios are currently willing to allow.
Yes, there would [and probably already is] some messed up junk, but the other extreme is also true- people that love the material can ad to it.
They keep trying to capture the magic of the first movie rather than continuing the story with Charlie.
(Wasn't Snow Piercer a unofficial sequel? Would love to see a story set between that.)
Was the new movie Wonka any good?
9:12 *Toon Desk
I was raised with the Swedish Kalle och Chokladfabriken narrated by the he great late Swedish actor Ernst Hugo Gärdegård
How does this 10:40 and this 4:29 exist under the same brand?
OMG
No it’s not
I remember when I lost *my* Willy. 😢
For some reason the pictures in Kalle & Chokladfabriken seem AI generated.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
the Roger Waters cut
That wonka series looks like ai art.
What, the Swedish one?
@@WobblesandBean yes
Lost oz films
Yass!
When the shrek vid coming out?
Was I your inspiration for making this video
4:36 is there an Eng dub
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Do you talk like that in real life or are you a robot? Your videos great but is it me or does anyone else find his voice strange?
John solo did it better
the ai art is repulsive
What AI art? None of these are screenshots are AI.
@@WobblesandBeanthe picture of the audience at 02:01 is absolutely AI art