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* WideEyedIdealist: Zig-zagged. Is this ''in spades'' as the movie begins, and the hardships of Mrs. Scrubbit's laundry, the more cynical outlooks of his fellow boarders, and all the trouble he goes through trying to establish his shop (including persecution by the authorities) do wear him down after a while, and he does eventually take a level in ''cunning'' if not cynicism (that comes later in his life). But it's precisely his optimistic attitude combined with kindness and creativity that brings hope and joy to other people, which helps him triumph in the end.
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* ClassyCane: Carries one, but it doesn't just look good -- it can serve as a modest flag for his pop-up shop, there's a secret compartment in its knob just big enough to hide a finely-boxed chocolate, and it even conceals an elaborate screwdriver. It also can be stood on its tip and serve as a hat and coat rack.
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* FearlessFool: He is hardly perturbed by being '''nearly''' eaten by a tiger, swimming miles in chilly water, and the like because he's risked his life countless times already...in his quest to become a great chocolatier.
* NeverLearnedToRead: Was so focused on learning the ways of chocolate that he's a case of this, which is a reason he doesn't ReadTheFinePrint and '''nearly''' gets eaten by a tiger. Being a bookworm, Noodle takes it upon herself to teach him, which pays off when [[spoiler:it helps him identify from details in the hidden ledger her relationship to Slugworth and from there, who her mother is]].
* NeverLearnedToRead: Was so focused on learning the ways of chocolate that he's a case of this, which is a reason he doesn't ReadTheFinePrint and '''nearly''' gets eaten by a tiger. Being a bookworm, Noodle takes it upon herself to teach him, which pays off when [[spoiler:it helps him identify from details in the hidden ledger her relationship to Slugworth and from there, who her mother is]].
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: He's much more conventionally handsome in the two films than he is in any illustrations of him, as a look at the gallery at his official profile will prove. (Also applies to ''Theatre/TheGoldenTicket''; Daniel Okulitch had to be the second-youngest looking Wonka after Johnny Depp!)
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* InexplicablyAwesome: He has no family, no stated place of origin. Even his age is uncertain ([[OlderThanTheyLook he looks middle-aged but...]]). Where did he come from? How did he become who he is and embark upon such amazing successes and travels? How did his priorities become so [[SkewedPriorities skewed]] that they approach BlueAndOrangeMorality? Only the 2005 film [[AdaptationExpansion outright attempts to answer these questions]]. The 2013 stage musical says only this much:
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* CoolBigBro: To Noodle, he becomes very protective of her, and vows to help her find her family. [[spoiler:He even takes Slugworth up on his offer to give up his dream of making chocolate, when Slugworth promises to pay off her debt to Mrs. Scrubitt. However when learning that Slugworth was lying, and had set a trap for him, realizing that Noodle is now in danger, he dives into the freezing sea and swims back to shore to save her.]]
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* RummageSaleReject: Even back in 1964 when it was written, Mr. Wonka's outfit was AwesomeAnachronisticApparel -- but then there's the ''colors''. Plum tail coat, bottle-green trousers, pearly gray gloves, black top hat, etc. See AdaptationDyeJob above for more on this. This does not keep him from being a...
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** He never liked Slugworth, Fickelgruber and Prodnose in the source material, but in this version they run a chocolate cartel where they threaten and bribe everyone to getting what they want. As a result, instead of being simple business rivals why become enemies of Wonka, especially Slugworth who threatens his new friends.
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* CompositeCharacter: Visually he looks like a combination of his 1971 and 2005 counterparts, with his brown top hat coming from the former and his red coat coming from the latter.
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* SkilledButNaive: He's truly talented and skilled in making chocolate that defies all logic, but he's also trusting to the point of stupidity. Noodles rightly points out that his attitude to just trusting the kindness of complete strangers did nothing but result in him ending up in indentured servitude, and he outright gives Lofty a pan which he uses to hit Wonka.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: By far the most kind and selfless version of Wonka, which is justified by him being far younger than his counterparts who had been worn down by people trying to steal their recipes. Instead of a recluse struggling to find good in the world and a genuine connection with others, he's a warm hearted young man full of hope and dreams who makes friends rather easily and cares about the safety of others, especially when his chocolate seems to have negative side affects.
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!!!'''Played By:''' Creator/GeneWilder (''Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory''), Creator/JohnnyDepp (''Film/CharlieAndTheChocolateFactory''), Creator/TimotheeChalamet (''Film/{{Wonka}}'')
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!!!'''Played By:''' J.P. Karliak (''Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory'')
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!!!'''Voiced By:''' J.P. Karliak (''Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory'')
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* AdaptationalDumbass: Doesn't know how to read until Noodle teaches him, who also points out his habit of relying on the kindness of strangers is foolish after he ends up in indentured servitude to Mrs. Scrubbit. This foolish gullibility also gives Lofty a chance to attack him and escape, in contrast to usual depictions of Wonka who are TheTrickster who wouldn't fall for such a trick.
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* AdaptationalDumbass: Doesn't know how to read until Noodle teaches him, who also points out his habit of relying on the kindness of strangers is foolish after he ends up in indentured servitude to Mrs. Scrubbit. This foolish gullibility also gives Lofty a chance to attack him and escape, in contrast to usual depictions of Wonka who are TheTrickster who wouldn't fall for such a trick. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] since this Wonka is young and just starting out while his previous counterparts were experienced men.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: He was a good person in the original book, if somewhat following a different sense of right and wrong when compared to other people, but the prequel film has him fighting against criminals controlling the police and even [[spoiler:give up on his dreams to ensure that Noodle and his friends could be free, an act of persona sacrifice that no other version of Wonka has shown to be capable of doing]].
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* SelfMadeMan: Downplayed. While he needed help to open up his first chocolate shop, that's only because he was tricked into indentured servitude while the the Chocolate Cartel was actively stopping him from selling chocolate in any legal way. But he travelled across the world perfecting his craft all on his own and by working his way on ships, and after the Chocolate Cartel is defeated it's made clear that his future success and building his factory was all him.
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* BrokenPedestal: He mentions that he's been a fan of Slugworth's chocolate since he was a boy, but is disappointed when they meet and Slugworth declares his hatred of Wonka's chocolate. It gets worse as Slugworth attempts to ruin his chances of starting a business and [[spoiler:Wonka learns that he's part of a chocolate cartel controlling the police]].
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** His relationship with the Oompa Loopas is greatly changed. Instead of offering them a place to live in return for working at his factory, he unknowingly stole rare cocoa beans that Lofty was meant to be guarding. As punishment Lofty must steal more from Wonka, leading to Wonka deeming this strange figure his nemesis but not really understanding who or what he is until he finally captures him. [[spoiler:The film ends with the two ending their rivalry and Wonka paying back the last that he owed Lofty, before hiring him as a taster instead of hiring all the Oompa Loompas to work for him, though presumably Lofty ends up convincing others to work for Wonka after the film.]]
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