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** ''Theatre/{{WillysChocolateExperience}}'' An unofficial event based on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory held in Glasgow, Scotland in 2024.
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* LicensedGame: Five total were released for Platform/GameBoyAdvance, Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/NintendoGameCube, Platform/XBox, and Windows.
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!!The 2022-2023 U.K.-Ireland Tour
* AuthorsSavingThrow: The Bratty Kids being implied to have been [[DeathByAdaptation actually killed in the West End and Broadway Musicals]] has often been heavily criticized. In the 2022 tour, Wonka makes it clear at the end that the kids all survived.
* CutSong: While the 2022 U.K. tour was significantly closer to the original West End than Broadway's was, several songs were still changed and/or cut:
** Instead of replacing "Almost Nearly Perfect", "The Candy Man" replaces "If Your Mother Were Here".
** While "It Must Be Believed To Be Seen" hasn't been entirely cut out, it's first half has been replaced with a new song, "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet".
** Similar to the Broadway production, "Pure Imagination" takes the place of "Simply Second Nature".
** The new song "You Got What You Want" replaces "Juicy!"/"When Willy Met Oompa".
** A reprise of "The Candy Man" replaces "A Little Me".
** A reprise of "Almost Nearly Perfect" replaces the reprise of "It Must Be Believed to Be Seen" as the finale.
* AuthorsSavingThrow: The Bratty Kids being implied to have been [[DeathByAdaptation actually killed in the West End and Broadway Musicals]] has often been heavily criticized. In the 2022 tour, Wonka makes it clear at the end that the kids all survived.
* CutSong: While the 2022 U.K. tour was significantly closer to the original West End than Broadway's was, several songs were still changed and/or cut:
** Instead of replacing "Almost Nearly Perfect", "The Candy Man" replaces "If Your Mother Were Here".
** While "It Must Be Believed To Be Seen" hasn't been entirely cut out, it's first half has been replaced with a new song, "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet".
** Similar to the Broadway production, "Pure Imagination" takes the place of "Simply Second Nature".
** The new song "You Got What You Want" replaces "Juicy!"/"When Willy Met Oompa".
** A reprise of "The Candy Man" replaces "A Little Me".
** A reprise of "Almost Nearly Perfect" replaces the reprise of "It Must Be Believed to Be Seen" as the finale.
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** A prequel called ''Film/{{Wonka}}'' (2023)
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** A prequel called ''Film/{{Wonka}}'' (2023)(2023 prequel)
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** A 1985 video game for the UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum
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** A 1985 video game for the UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrumPlatform/ZXSpectrum
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** As of 2022, a prequel called ''Film/{{Wonka}}'' is set to be released in 2023.
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** As of 2022, a A prequel called ''Film/{{Wonka}}'' is set to be released in 2023.(2023)
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*** Most notably, the first drafts had Charlie fail to listen to Wonka's warnings, and ending up in a bad situation after not resisting a temptation - just like the other kids of the tour. Upon entering the Easter Room, where Wonka makes giant chocolate eggs and hyper-realistic chocolate animals, the group discovers the machine preparing Wonka's new Easter product: chocolate children the size of real children. Charlie, out of curiosity, climbs into one of the children-sized molds when nobody is looking, only to get trapped in one of the "Chocolate Boys". Hopefully this particular chocolate-statue was destined as an Easter gift to Willy Wonka's son, Freddie Wonka. After Wonka hid the Chocolate Boy in his living room for the night, so his son could discover it in the morning, Charlie became witness to a robbery in Wonka's house. The following day he is set free from his chocolate prison, and is able to help the police find the burglars - which results in Wonka thanking Charlie by giving him his very own Wonka chocolate shop to run and own. [[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/22/books/review/roald-dahl-black-charlie-chocolate-factory.html Here is an article]] of ''The New-York Times'' describing the original ending in more details.
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*** Most notably, the first drafts had Charlie fail to listen to Wonka's warnings, and ending up in a bad situation after not resisting a temptation - just like the other kids of the tour. Upon entering the Easter Room, where Wonka makes giant chocolate eggs and hyper-realistic chocolate animals, the group discovers the machine preparing Wonka's new Easter product: chocolate children the size of real children. Charlie, out of curiosity, climbs into one of the children-sized molds when nobody is looking, only to get trapped in one of the "Chocolate Boys". Hopefully this particular chocolate-statue was destined as an Easter gift to Willy Wonka's son, Freddie Wonka. After Wonka hid the Chocolate Boy in his living room for the night, so his son could discover it in the morning, Charlie became witness to a robbery in Wonka's house. The following day he is set free from his chocolate prison, and is able to help the police find the burglars - which results in Wonka thanking Charlie by giving him his very own Wonka chocolate shop to run and own. [[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/22/books/review/roald-dahl-black-charlie-chocolate-factory.html Here is an article]] of ''The New-York New York Times'' describing the original ending in more details.
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*** Most notably, the first drafts had Charlie fail to listen to Wonka's warnings, and ending up in a bad situation after not resisting a temptation - just like the other kids of the tour. Upon entering the Easter Room, where Wonka makes giant chocolate eggs and hyper-realistic chocolate animals, the group discovers the machine preparing Wonka's new Easter product: chocolate children the size of real children. Charlie, out of curiosity, climbs into one of the children-sized molds when nobody is looking, only to get trapped in one of the "Chocolate Boys". Hopefully this particular chocolate-statue was destined as an Easter gift to Willy Wonka's son, Freddie Wonka. After Wonka hid the Chocolate Boy in his living room for the night, so his son could discover it in the morning, Charlie became witness to a robbery in Wonka's house. The following day he is set free from his chocolate prison, and is able to help the police find the burglars - which results in Wonka thanking Charlie by giving him his very own Wonka chocolate shop to run and own.
[[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/22/books/review/roald-dahl-black-charlie-chocolate-factory.html Here is an article]] of ''The New-York Times'' describing the original ending in more details.
[[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/22/books/review/roald-dahl-black-charlie-chocolate-factory.html Here is an article]] of ''The New-York Times'' describing the original ending in more details.
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*** Most notably, the first drafts had Charlie fail to listen to Wonka's warnings, and ending up in a bad situation after not resisting a temptation - just like the other kids of the tour. Upon entering the Easter Room, where Wonka makes giant chocolate eggs and hyper-realistic chocolate animals, the group discovers the machine preparing Wonka's new Easter product: chocolate children the size of real children. Charlie, out of curiosity, climbs into one of the children-sized molds when nobody is looking, only to get trapped in one of the "Chocolate Boys". Hopefully this particular chocolate-statue was destined as an Easter gift to Willy Wonka's son, Freddie Wonka. After Wonka hid the Chocolate Boy in his living room for the night, so his son could discover it in the morning, Charlie became witness to a robbery in Wonka's house. The following day he is set free from his chocolate prison, and is able to help the police find the burglars - which results in Wonka thanking Charlie by giving him his very own Wonka chocolate shop to run and own. \n [[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/22/books/review/roald-dahl-black-charlie-chocolate-factory.html Here is an article]] of ''The New-York Times'' describing the original ending in more details.
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Enough trivia and what-could-have-beens surround this novel and its myriad adaptations that they've warranted whole books of their own: ''Spotty Powder and Other Splendiferous Secrets'', ''Pure Imagination'' (1971 film-specific), and the 50th anniversary MilestoneCelebration ''Inside Charlie's Chocolate Factory''. Consider the information below a highlight reel.
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Enough trivia and what-could-have-beens surround this novel and its myriad of adaptations that they've warranted whole books of their own: ''Spotty Powder and Other Splendiferous Secrets'', ''Pure Imagination'' (1971 film-specific), and the 50th anniversary MilestoneCelebration ''Inside Charlie's Chocolate Factory''. Consider the information below a highlight reel.
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** In 2014, ''The Guardian'' released an unused chapter called ''The Fudge Mountain'' about the tour going by the titular Vanilla Fudge Mountain, from which Wonka gets all of his fudge. The naughty children of this chapter were a duo of boys, Tommy Troutbeck and Wilbur Rice, that refused to listen to Wonka's warning of ''not'' riding one of the wagons going into the mines of the Fudge Mountain - resulting in them being sent to the room where the fudge is cut into little pieces and pounded flat... Hopefully for them, Wonka precises there is a strain that should catch them. More info about it [[http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/aug/30/roald-dahl-extract-unpublished-chapter-charlie-and-the-chocolate-factory here]]
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** In 2014, ''The Guardian'' released an unused chapter called ''The Fudge Mountain'' about the tour going by the titular Vanilla Fudge Mountain, from which Wonka gets all of his fudge. The naughty children of this chapter were a duo of boys, Tommy Troutbeck and Wilbur Rice, that refused to listen to Wonka's warning of ''not'' riding one of the wagons going into the mines of the Fudge Mountain - resulting in them being sent to the room where the fudge is cut into little pieces and pounded flat... Hopefully for them, Wonka precises there is a strain that should catch them. More info about it [[http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/aug/30/roald-dahl-extract-unpublished-chapter-charlie-and-the-chocolate-factory here]]here]].
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** The general plot was also ''very'' different in the first drafts. Willy Wonka had a son named Freddie, Mrs. Bucket was Charlie's companion on the tour rather than Grandpa Joe, the story ended with Charlie getting his own chocolate ''shop'' instead of inheriting Wonka's factory, the Wonka Factory had conventional workers rather than Oompa-Loompas, and instead of elaborate poems, verses of an ''Literature/AndThenThereWereNone''-esque ditty came in the wake of each child's fate... Oh, and Charlie was black. Yes, Charlie was originally explicitly described as a black boy - but [[ExecutiveMeddling Dahl's editor]] convinced him to drop that idea, assuring him that his novel would be more interesting to the audience [[ValuesDissonance if it was about a white character instead]]. There's a lot of information about this early verson of the story here [[http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/aug/30/charlie-and-the-chocolate-factory-50-years-roald-dahl-quentin-blake here]].
*** Most notably, the first drafts had Charlie fail to listen to Wonka's warnings, and ending up in a bad situation after not resisting a temptation - just like the other kids of the tour. Upon entering the Easter Room, where Wonka makes giant chocolate eggs and hyper-realistic chocolate animals, the group discovers the machine preparing Wonka's new Easter product: chocolate children the size of real children. Charlie, out of curiosity, climbs into one of the children-sized molds when nobody is looking, only to get trapped in one of the "Chocolate Boys". Hopefully this particular chocolate-statue was destined as an Easter gift to Willy Wonka's son, Freddy Wonka. After Wonka hid the Chocolate Boy in his living room for the night, so his son could discover it in the morning, Charlie became witness to a robbery in Wonka's house. The following day he is set free from his chocolate prison, and is able to help the police find the burglars - which results in Wonka thanking Charlie by giving him his very own Wonka chocolate shop to run and own.[[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/22/books/review/roald-dahl-black-charlie-chocolate-factory.html Here is an article]] of ''The New-York Times'' describing the original ending in more details.
*** Most notably, the first drafts had Charlie fail to listen to Wonka's warnings, and ending up in a bad situation after not resisting a temptation - just like the other kids of the tour. Upon entering the Easter Room, where Wonka makes giant chocolate eggs and hyper-realistic chocolate animals, the group discovers the machine preparing Wonka's new Easter product: chocolate children the size of real children. Charlie, out of curiosity, climbs into one of the children-sized molds when nobody is looking, only to get trapped in one of the "Chocolate Boys". Hopefully this particular chocolate-statue was destined as an Easter gift to Willy Wonka's son, Freddy Wonka. After Wonka hid the Chocolate Boy in his living room for the night, so his son could discover it in the morning, Charlie became witness to a robbery in Wonka's house. The following day he is set free from his chocolate prison, and is able to help the police find the burglars - which results in Wonka thanking Charlie by giving him his very own Wonka chocolate shop to run and own.[[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/22/books/review/roald-dahl-black-charlie-chocolate-factory.html Here is an article]] of ''The New-York Times'' describing the original ending in more details.
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** The general plot was also ''very'' different in the first drafts. Willy Wonka had a son named Freddie, Mrs. Bucket was Charlie's companion on the tour rather than Grandpa Joe, the story ended with Charlie getting his own chocolate ''shop'' instead of inheriting Wonka's factory, the Wonka Factory had conventional workers rather than Oompa-Loompas, and instead of elaborate poems, verses of an ''Literature/AndThenThereWereNone''-esque ditty came in the wake of each child's fate... Oh, and Charlie was black. Yes, Charlie was originally explicitly described as a black boy - but [[ExecutiveMeddling Dahl's editor]] convinced him to drop that idea, assuring him that his novel would be more interesting to the audience [[ValuesDissonance if it was about a white character instead]]. There's a lot of information about this early verson version of the story here [[http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/aug/30/charlie-and-the-chocolate-factory-50-years-roald-dahl-quentin-blake here]].
*** Most notably, the first drafts had Charlie fail to listen to Wonka's warnings, and ending up in a bad situation after not resisting a temptation - just like the other kids of the tour. Upon entering the Easter Room, where Wonka makes giant chocolate eggs and hyper-realistic chocolate animals, the group discovers the machine preparing Wonka's new Easter product: chocolate children the size of real children. Charlie, out of curiosity, climbs into one of the children-sized molds when nobody is looking, only to get trapped in one of the "Chocolate Boys". Hopefully this particular chocolate-statue was destined as an Easter gift to Willy Wonka's son,Freddy Freddie Wonka. After Wonka hid the Chocolate Boy in his living room for the night, so his son could discover it in the morning, Charlie became witness to a robbery in Wonka's house. The following day he is set free from his chocolate prison, and is able to help the police find the burglars - which results in Wonka thanking Charlie by giving him his very own Wonka chocolate shop to run and own.
[[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/22/books/review/roald-dahl-black-charlie-chocolate-factory.html Here is an article]] of ''The New-York Times'' describing the original ending in more details.
*** Most notably, the first drafts had Charlie fail to listen to Wonka's warnings, and ending up in a bad situation after not resisting a temptation - just like the other kids of the tour. Upon entering the Easter Room, where Wonka makes giant chocolate eggs and hyper-realistic chocolate animals, the group discovers the machine preparing Wonka's new Easter product: chocolate children the size of real children. Charlie, out of curiosity, climbs into one of the children-sized molds when nobody is looking, only to get trapped in one of the "Chocolate Boys". Hopefully this particular chocolate-statue was destined as an Easter gift to Willy Wonka's son,
[[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/22/books/review/roald-dahl-black-charlie-chocolate-factory.html Here is an article]] of ''The New-York Times'' describing the original ending in more details.
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** The touring productions cut "What Could Possibly Go Wrong?" in favor of "That Little Man of Mine", a song cut from earlier stagings. This may have been because audiences weren't amused by lyrics in the former song such as "And then we tweet before we think" and "And though he may be malcontent/Someday he might be president" that were seen as digs at President Creator/DonaldTrump.
** "When Willy Met Oompa" was replaced in MTI's licensed version with "You Got Whacha Want," a previously unused song that was added for the UK tour. This once again gives Violet her own TheVillainSucksSong.
** "When Willy Met Oompa" was replaced in MTI's licensed version with "You Got Whacha Want," a previously unused song that was added for the UK tour. This once again gives Violet her own TheVillainSucksSong.
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** The US and Australian touring productions cut "What Could Possibly Go Wrong?" in favor of "That Little Man of Mine", a song cut from earlier stagings. This may have been because audiences weren't amused by lyrics in the former song such as "And then we tweet before we think" and "And though he may be malcontent/Someday he might be president" that were seen as digs at President Creator/DonaldTrump.
** "When Willy Met Oompa" was replaced in MTI's licensed version with "You Got Whacha Want," a previously unused song that was later added for the UKtour.touring production. This once again gives Violet her own TheVillainSucksSong.
** "When Willy Met Oompa" was replaced in MTI's licensed version with "You Got Whacha Want," a previously unused song that was later added for the UK
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** "When Willy Met Oompa" was replaced in MTI's licensed version with "You Got Whacha Want" from the UK tour, once again giving Violet her own TheVillainSucksSong.
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* ReferencedBy: In ''Franchise/{{D4DJ}}'', one of the songs by Lyrical Lily is called "Barkley and the Chocolate Factory". (In general, a lot of their songs are titled after classical literature.)
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** Creator/DwayneJohnson was Creator/TimBurton's second choice for the role of Willy Wonka before Creator/JohnnyDepp was cast.
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** Creator/DwayneJohnson was Creator/TimBurton's the second choice for the role of [[Characters/CharlieAndTheChocolateFactoryWillyWonka Willy Wonka Wonka]] before Creator/JohnnyDepp was cast.
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*** Creator/AdamSandler, Creator/BenStiller, Creator/BillMurray, Creator/BradPitt, Creator/ChristopherWalken, Creator/DustinHoffman, Creator/EricIdle, Creator/JimCarrey, Creator/JohnCleese, Creator/LeslieNielsen, Creator/MichaelKeaton, Creator/MichaelPalin, Creator/MikeMyers, Creator/PatrickStewart, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/RobinWilliams, Creator/SteveMartin, Creator/WillSmith and Music/MarilynManson were considered for Willy Wonka as well before the casting of Depp.
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*** Creator/ChristopherLloyd, Creator/RichardAttenborough, Creator/MichaelCaine, Creator/GeorgeCarlin, Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/AlbertFinney, Creator/RichardGriffiths, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/RonMoody, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/MaxVonSydow, Creator/EliWallach and Creator/DavidWarner were also considered for the part of Grandpa Joe before the casting of Kelly.
** Creator/TimAllen, Creator/JamesBelushi, Creator/DanCastellaneta, Creator/EdONeill, Creator/RayRomano, Creator/BobSaget and Creator/KurtwoodSmith[[note]]The original idea for the character was to cast an actor famous for playing a father on a sitcom.[[/note]] were considered for the role of Mr. Teavee before Creator/AdamGodley was cast.
** Creator/TimAllen, Creator/JamesBelushi, Creator/DanCastellaneta, Creator/EdONeill, Creator/RayRomano, Creator/BobSaget and Creator/KurtwoodSmith[[note]]The original idea for the character was to cast an actor famous for playing a father on a sitcom.[[/note]] were considered for the role of Mr. Teavee before Creator/AdamGodley was cast.
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*** Creator/AlbertFinney, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/ChristopherLloyd, Creator/RichardAttenborough, Creator/MichaelCaine, Creator/GeorgeCarlin, Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/AlbertFinney, Creator/RichardGriffiths, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/RonMoody, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/DavidWarner, Creator/EliWallach, Creator/MaxVonSydow, Creator/EliWallach Creator/MichaelCaine, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/RichardAttenborough, Creator/RichardGriffiths and Creator/DavidWarner Creator/RonMoody were also considered for the part of Grandpa Joe before the casting of Kelly.
**Creator/TimAllen, Creator/JamesBelushi, Creator/DanCastellaneta, Creator/EdONeill, Creator/RayRomano, Creator/BobSaget Creator/JamesBelushi, Creator/KurtwoodSmith, Creator/BobSaget, Creator/RayRomano and Creator/KurtwoodSmith[[note]]The Creator/TimAllen[[note]]The original idea for the character was to cast an actor famous for playing a father on a sitcom.[[/note]] were considered for the role of Mr. Teavee before Creator/AdamGodley was cast.
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*** Creator/RobinWilliams, Creator/MichaelKeaton, Creator/SteveMartin, Creator/BillMurray, Creator/ChristopherWalken, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/BradPitt, Creator/WillSmith, Creator/MikeMyers, Creator/BenStiller, Creator/LeslieNielsen, Creator/JohnCleese, Creator/EricIdle, Creator/MichaelPalin, Creator/PatrickStewart, Music/MarilynManson, and Creator/AdamSandler were considered for Willy Wonka as well before the casting of Depp.
** Creator/GregoryPeck and Creator/PeterUstinov were approached for the role of Grandpa Joe. However, [[DiedDuringProduction both of them unfortunately passed away before they were able to discuss the offer.]]
*** Creator/ChristopherLloyd, Creator/RichardAttenborough, Creator/MichaelCaine, Creator/GeorgeCarlin, Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/AlbertFinney, Creator/RichardGriffiths, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/RonMoody, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/MaxVonSydow, Creator/EliWallach, and Creator/DavidWarner were also considered for the part of Grandpa Joe.
** Creator/TimAllen, Creator/JamesBelushi, Creator/DanCastellaneta, Creator/EdONeill, Creator/RayRomano, Creator/BobSaget, and Creator/KurtwoodSmith[[note]]The original idea for the character was to cast an actor famous for playing a father on a sitcom.[[/note]] were considered for the role of Mr. Teavee.
** Creator/SamNeill auditioned for the part of Mr. Salt, but Burton said he wanted Depp to be the only "name" actor in the movie.
** Creator/RobertZemeckis, [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 Rob Minkoff]], Creator/BarryLevinson, [[Film/{{Pleasantville}} Gary Ross]], and Creator/FrankOz were approached to direct the movie.
** Creator/GregoryPeck and Creator/PeterUstinov were approached for the role of Grandpa Joe. However, [[DiedDuringProduction both of them unfortunately passed away before they were able to discuss the offer.]]
*** Creator/ChristopherLloyd, Creator/RichardAttenborough, Creator/MichaelCaine, Creator/GeorgeCarlin, Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/AlbertFinney, Creator/RichardGriffiths, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/RonMoody, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/MaxVonSydow, Creator/EliWallach, and Creator/DavidWarner were also considered for the part of Grandpa Joe.
** Creator/TimAllen, Creator/JamesBelushi, Creator/DanCastellaneta, Creator/EdONeill, Creator/RayRomano, Creator/BobSaget, and Creator/KurtwoodSmith[[note]]The original idea for the character was to cast an actor famous for playing a father on a sitcom.[[/note]] were considered for the role of Mr. Teavee.
** Creator/SamNeill auditioned for the part of Mr. Salt, but Burton said he wanted Depp to be the only "name" actor in the movie.
** Creator/RobertZemeckis, [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 Rob Minkoff]], Creator/BarryLevinson, [[Film/{{Pleasantville}} Gary Ross]], and Creator/FrankOz were approached to direct the movie.
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*** Creator/RobinWilliams, Creator/MichaelKeaton, Creator/SteveMartin, Creator/NicolasCage also had discussions for the part of Willy Wonka, but turned down the offer due to scheduling conflicts with ''Film/NationalTreasure''.
***Creator/AdamSandler, Creator/BenStiller, Creator/BillMurray, Creator/BradPitt, Creator/ChristopherWalken,Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/BradPitt, Creator/WillSmith, Creator/MikeMyers, Creator/BenStiller, Creator/DustinHoffman, Creator/EricIdle, Creator/JimCarrey, Creator/JohnCleese, Creator/LeslieNielsen, Creator/JohnCleese, Creator/EricIdle, Creator/MichaelKeaton, Creator/MichaelPalin, Creator/MikeMyers, Creator/PatrickStewart, Music/MarilynManson, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/RobinWilliams, Creator/SteveMartin, Creator/WillSmith and Creator/AdamSandler Music/MarilynManson were considered for Willy Wonka as well before the casting of Depp.
** Creator/GregoryPeck and Creator/PeterUstinov were approached for the role of GrandpaJoe. Joe before the casting of Creator/DavidKelly. However, [[DiedDuringProduction [[Main/DiedDuringProduction both of them unfortunately passed away before they were able to discuss the offer.]]
*** Creator/ChristopherLloyd, Creator/RichardAttenborough, Creator/MichaelCaine, Creator/GeorgeCarlin, Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/AlbertFinney, Creator/RichardGriffiths, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/RonMoody, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/MaxVonSydow,Creator/EliWallach, Creator/EliWallach and Creator/DavidWarner were also considered for the part of Grandpa Joe.
Joe before the casting of Kelly.
** Creator/TimAllen, Creator/JamesBelushi, Creator/DanCastellaneta, Creator/EdONeill, Creator/RayRomano,Creator/BobSaget, Creator/BobSaget and Creator/KurtwoodSmith[[note]]The original idea for the character was to cast an actor famous for playing a father on a sitcom.[[/note]] were considered for the role of Mr. Teavee.
** Creator/SamNeill auditioned for the part of Mr. Salt, but Burton said he wanted Depp to be the only "name" actor in the movie.
Teavee before Creator/AdamGodley was cast.
** Creator/RobertZemeckis, Creator/MartinScorsese, [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 Rob Minkoff]], Creator/BarryLevinson, [[Film/{{Pleasantville}} GaryRoss]], Ross]] and Creator/FrankOz were approached to direct the movie.movie before Creator/TimBurton was hired.
***Creator/AdamSandler, Creator/BenStiller, Creator/BillMurray, Creator/BradPitt, Creator/ChristopherWalken,
** Creator/GregoryPeck and Creator/PeterUstinov were approached for the role of Grandpa
*** Creator/ChristopherLloyd, Creator/RichardAttenborough, Creator/MichaelCaine, Creator/GeorgeCarlin, Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/AlbertFinney, Creator/RichardGriffiths, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/RonMoody, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/MaxVonSydow,
** Creator/TimAllen, Creator/JamesBelushi, Creator/DanCastellaneta, Creator/EdONeill, Creator/RayRomano,
** Creator/SamNeill auditioned for the part of Mr. Salt, but Burton said he wanted Depp to be the only "name" actor in the movie.
** Creator/RobertZemeckis, Creator/MartinScorsese, [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 Rob Minkoff]], Creator/BarryLevinson, [[Film/{{Pleasantville}} Gary
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** "When Willy Met Oompa" was replaced in MTI's licensed version with "You Got Whacha Want" from the UK tour, once again giving Violet her own TheVillainSucksSong.
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** Diana Sowle, who played Mrs. Bucket in the original, has stated that this adaptation just wasn't quite right and that it lacked the charm the original film had.
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* DisownedAdaptation: Of a sort. Creator/GeneWilder said that, while he liked Creator/TimBurton and Creator/JohnnyDepp, he didn't care much for this adaptation.
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* DisownedAdaptation: Of a sort.
** Creator/GeneWilder said that, while he liked Creator/TimBurton and Creator/JohnnyDepp, he didn't care much for thisadaptation.adaptation.
** Diana Sowle, who played Mrs. Bucket in the original, has stated that this adaptation just wasn't quite right and that it lacked the charm the original film had.
** Creator/GeneWilder said that, while he liked Creator/TimBurton and Creator/JohnnyDepp, he didn't care much for this
** Diana Sowle, who played Mrs. Bucket in the original, has stated that this adaptation just wasn't quite right and that it lacked the charm the original film had.
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** As of 2022, a prequel called ''Wonka'' is set to be released in 2023.
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** As of 2022, a prequel called ''Wonka'' ''Film/{{Wonka}}'' is set to be released in 2023.
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* CowboyBeBopAtHisComputer: There is a widespread belief that the unused chapter of Marvin Prune, called ''The Children-Delight's Room'', is a piece of lost media that Roald Dahl never found back after its manuscript was sent out for a review. For a very long time, [[{{Website/Wikipedia}} the Other Wiki]] article for ''Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'' described this chapter as completely lost. In truth, it was never lost: the chapter is stored by and available at the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Center, also known as the Roald Dahl Archive. As for its content, it is merely a GenderFlip version of Miranda Grope's story in the delted ''Spotty Powder'' chapter.
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* CowboyBeBopAtHisComputer: There is a widespread belief that the unused chapter of Marvin Prune, called ''The Children-Delight's Room'', is a piece of lost media that Roald Dahl never found back after its manuscript was sent out for a review. For a very long time, [[{{Website/Wikipedia}} the Other Wiki]] article for ''Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'' described this chapter as completely lost. In truth, it was never lost: the chapter is stored by and available at the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Center, also known as the Roald Dahl Archive. As for its content, it is merely a GenderFlip version of Miranda Grope's story in Mary Piker's story, aka the delted removed ''Spotty Powder'' chapter.
