Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory Pitch Meeting
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Publicado 2020-10-25
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Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, based on the Roald Dahl book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a classic movie that audiences still come back to today since its release in 1971. Starring Gene Wilder as the wacky (sometimes terrifying) factory owner Willy Wonka, the movie is full of yummy-looking candy and the occasional terrifying imagery.
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory definitely raises lots of questions. Like what’s up with Grandpa Joe suddenly getting out of bed after being stuck there for twenty years? Why is that Candy Man just throwing candy at kids? Did Wonka know that one of the kids was going to fall into the chocolate river? What was up with that boat scene? Are these kids going to be okay? Why is Grandpa Joe such a sketchy guy? What’s Charlie going to do as the owner of a candy factory?!
To answer all these questions and more, step inside the Pitch Meeting that led to The Hobbit: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory! It’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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Charlie is so poor, that he can't even afford the free candy, from the candy-shop. 🤔😂
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Willy Wonka: "Here is a room where everything is edible, eat eat eat!" Moments later: "You horrible glutton, how dare you drink from my river of chocolate"
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The close up with Grandpa Joe going to town on the wallpaper had me dying.
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“And there’s a girl named Veruca Salt who’s, you know, *Satan*” had me dead Also the whole Grandpa Joe bit was great.
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A random annoying but innocent kid: dies. Oompa loompas:💃💃💃🎤🎤🎤
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Ironically the remake "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" is more focussed in Willy Wonka.
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You know I never really realized how unbelievably dark and disturbing parts of this movie are
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I always thought it was weird how at the beginning of the movie the candyman gives candy for free. But when Charlie buys candy he at first forgets to pay and the Candyman clears his throat like you forgot to pay.
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The laughable part? If I remember correctly, Roald Dahl hated this movie because it wasn't as dark as the book
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“Not as sketchy as Grandpa Joe though” 😆 only noticed as an adult just how suspicious he was
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This is one of the best Pitch Meetings. Right up there with the Twilight one with Jacob and the baby.
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The incredibly haunting tunnel boat ride really is one of the most random scenes ever.
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Just remember everyone, that freaky boat ride is probably the most safe thing in the entire movie
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The grandfather actually is the bad guy. All his advice to Charlie is bad and almost gets Charlie killed. He's basically the devil on Charlie's shoulder.
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I love how Producer Ryan drops the voice and pretty much breaks character when he starts talking about what a piece of garbage Grandpa Joe is.
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"Hold on what the hell was that about?" I literally had to stop the video I couldn't stop laughing
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Ryan talking about the tunnel scene is everything I ever wanted and more.
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“And there’s a girl named Veruca Salt, who’s, y’know, Satan.” accurate
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The reaction to Uncle Joe getting nasty with his tongue on the wallpaper was so accurate. That's not acting, that's legitimate disgust.
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Absolutely the darkest version of the "unclear" gag I've ever heard.
