La fabbrica di cioccolato

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NestlÃ© provided 1,850 bars of real chocolate.	D
The ceremonial scene required five hundred local extras.	D
In the last scene, where Willy talks to a shrink, the doctor's nametag on the desk is "Dr. P. S [...]	D
Some of the buttons in the Glass elevator include: Incompetent Fools, T-Bone Steak Jell-O, Secr [...]	D
Out of the 5 child actors in the film, only Julia Winter retired from the industry and is no lo [...]	D
The lollipops on the trees, the giant pink sugar canes, and the giant humbugs were real candy. [...]	D
Originally, the production crew wanted to do Violet's blueberry transformation on-stage, but Ti [...]	D
Rowan Atkinson, Nicolas Cage, Jim Carrey, John Cleese, Robert De Niro, Eric Idle, Dwayne "The R [...]	D
Charlie's father works at a toothpaste factory which produces Smilex toothpaste. "Smylex" was a [...]	D
As mentioned earlier, the country where the Chocolate Factory is located is an ambiguous cross [...]	D
Julia Winter's (Veruca Salt) only film.	D
Johnny Depp, Freddie Highmore, and Eileen Essell appeared in Neverland - Un sogno per la vita ( [...]	D
This movie was one of the many projects that was produced by Plan B Productions, the production [...]	D
In the credits, the name is 'Finckelgruber'. But it's clearly visible as 'Fickelgruber' on the [...]	D
At the end of the movie ... the "psychiatrist" Oompa Loompa is explaining how Willy Wonka found [...]	D
When in the factory, Mr. Teavee comments that Willy Wonka is "a few quarters short of a buck", [...]	D
The voice for Willy Wonka was first tried out on Johnny Depp's own daughter. She liked it.	D
After Veruca falls down the garbage chute, Mr. Wonka assures the group that they only light the [...]	D
The Wonka Factory exterior was coincidentally constructed on the same backlot Tim Burton had us [...]	D
Johnny Depp stated that he had based his appearance on the costumes on a Marilyn Manson's album [...]	D
The filmmakers used fascist architecture for Wonka's factory exterior and designed most of the [...]	D
In the same room as the machine that makes the "three-course meal" gum, there are large rotatin [...]	D
This film follows the original novel of "Charlie & The Chocolate Factory" a lot more than "Will [...]	D
Liccy Dahl originally wanted Dustin Hoffman and Christopher Lloyd to play Willy Wonka and Grand [...]	D
Veruca Salt is the only child to be absent for her Oompa Loompa song	D
In both Roald Dahl's book and the 1971 film, Charlie is a blonde child and Violet Beauregarde i [...]	D
Shares several melodies and refrains with Corpse Bride which was released in the same year by t [...]	D
Blue skies appear only once in Charlie's hometown; on the day of the factory tour.	D
Johnny Depp used game show hosts as well as children's television hosts, such as Fred Rogers, a [...]	D
During pre-production, director Tim Burton visited Roald Dahl's former house in the Buckinghams [...]	D
Tim Burton and Danny Elfman found filming somewhat difficult because they were simultaneously w [...]	D
Having had such trouble in casting Grandpa Joe, director Tim Burton offered the part to David K [...]	D
Sir Peter Ustinov was offered the role of Grandpa Joe, but he passed away before he could give [...]	D
Tim Burton: [distorted female face] When Violet turns into a blueberry, her face discolors and [...]	D
When Mike Teavee is teleported into the television, the scene from Psyco (1960) in which Norman [...]	D
In the scene where Willy reconciles with his dad, Wilbur, after not seeing him since he was a k [...]	D
Executives at Warner Bros. did not want Mr. Bucket to be in the movie as they wanted Willy Wonk [...]	D
The singing voice of the Oompa Loompas belongs to that of Danny Elfman, who overdubbed himself [...]	D
206,563.48 U.S. gallons (781,927.83 liters) of fake chocolate were made for the river area, whi [...]	D
There are additional songs in the book which do not feature in the film (for example when they' [...]	D
Johnny Depp was so impressed with Freddie Highmore's performance in Neverland - Un sogno per la [...]	D
This is the first of two movies in which director Tim Burton cast someone from EastEnders (1985 [...]	D
Roald Dahl was well-known, when he was alive, for hating greedy children, spoiled children, ign [...]	D
In Charlie's bedroom, his wall has every wrapper of each Wonka bar he has ever eaten as if they [...]	D
While going down the chocolate river, the boat falls down into an area and, on the far left of [...]	D
Prince Pondicherry was named after a city in India.	D
Taylor Momsen auditioned for the role of Violet Beauregarde, but was deemed to be too pretty fo [...]	D
According to some interviews, it was Indian-descended Deep Roy who suggested that the first Oom [...]	D
Wonka's throne is the same one used by The Joker during the parade scene. Johnny Depp holding a [...]	D
When Willy Wonka opens his factory for the first time, he cuts a ribbon with scissors. He then [...]	D
The "TV Room" was patterned after photographs from 2001: Odissea nello spazio (1968), Diabolik [...]	D
The location of Willy Wonka's factory in this movie is kept undefined, and is designed to look [...]	D
Willy Wonka's boat would eventually float on chocolate. It took twenty weeks to build.	D
In the novel, Mr. Wonka tells Charlie he's won the factory while they're flying in the Great Gl [...]	D
Martin Scorsese, Rob Minkoff, Robert Zemeckis, Barry Levinson, and Gary Ross were all at one po [...]	D
To audition for the part of the Oompa Loompas, Deep Roy danced and lip-synced to the song "It's [...]	D
As Veruca is being taken to the incinerator by the squirrels, Wonka reassures Mr. Salt by sayin [...]	D
Tim Burton compared the project's languishing development to Batman (1989), and how there had b [...]	D
This is Johnny Depp's second chocolate-based movie, with the first being Chocolat (2000).	D
In the Finnish translation of the book and the film, Veruca is called Marina, which is both a g [...]	D
DIRECTOR TRADEMARK (Tim Burton): (black and white stripes): Found on the sleeves of the Oompa L [...]	D
Tim Allen, Dan Castellaneta, Jim Belushi, Bob Saget, Kurtwood Smith, Ray Romano, Ed O'Neill, an [...]	D
The children at the tour: Augustus Gloop is phlegmatic (a glutton who doesn't care much for any [...]	D
When Wonka first introduces himself he says "Good Morning Starshine" which is a nod to the 1967 [...]	D
AnnaSophia Robb wore prosthetics in the blueberry transformation scene, causing her face to app [...]	D
Unlike the 1971 chocolate river, Tim Burton wanted this river of chocolate to be thick and crea [...]	D
The producers sought out new actors and actresses for the roles of the four "brats". This was t [...]	D
Forty squirrels were trained for the scene where they pounce upon Veruca Salt (Julia Winter) in [...]	D
This movie is the fifth Tim Burton and Johnny Depp collaboration in fifteen years.	D
Each Oompa Loompa song is in the style of a different musical era. Additionally, Willy Wonka's [...]	D
Sam Neill auditioned for the role of Mr. Salt, but Tim Burton said he wanted Johnny Depp to be [...]	D
As a consequence of British Equity rules, which state that children can only work four and a ha [...]	D
To his surprise, Deep Roy played every Oompa Loompa, repeating the same movements several hundr [...]	D
This film is not a direct remake of Willy Wonka e la fabbrica di cioccolato (1971), but there i [...]	D
Tim Burton and John August worked together in creating Wilbur Wonka, Willy's domineering dentis [...]	D
After receiving enthusiastic approval from the Dahl Estate, Warner Bros. hired Tim Burton to di [...]	D
In Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) the date of the factory tour is October 1st in [...]	D
Quite a lot of the chocolate things such as trees, flowers, et cetera, featured in the movie, w [...]	D
Johnny Depp once stated in an interview that he based his Willy Wonka performance on how he ima [...]	D
The gates of the factory were offered to the Roald Dahl Museum in Great Missenden, Buckinghamsh [...]	D
In the television room scene, the movie into which the chocolate bar is teleported is implied t [...]	D
Denise Nickerson, who portrayed Violet Beauregarde in Willy Wonka e la fabbrica di cioccolato ( [...]	D
During production, Gene Wilder, in an interview with The Daily Telegraph, accused the filmmaker [...]	D
110,000 plastic bars were made and wrapped in NestlÃ© wrappers.	D
Sir Richard Attenborough, Sir Michael Caine, Kirk Douglas, Albert Finney, Richard Griffiths, Si [...]	D
Director Tim Burton avoided using too many digital effects because he wanted the younger actors [...]	D
Johnny Depp signed on without reading the script under the intention of going with a completely [...]	D
Violet's scene where she blows up into a blueberry was shot by digitally creating the inflated [...]	D
Willy Wonka's colorful cane is actually filled with Nerds candy, which are sold under the Willy [...]	D
The book sequel, "Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator", has never been made into a movie. Roal [...]	D
The lyrics to four of the five musical numbers in the movie were written by Roald Dahl.	D
Rather than rely on CGI, Tim Burton wanted the forty squirrels in the Nut Room to be real. The [...]	D
The flashback about Willy Wonka's childhood, and his being obliged to wear a huge dental brace, [...]	D
Screenwriter John August had never even seen Willy Wonka e la fabbrica di cioccolato (1971) whe [...]	D
Slugworth is only seen in a flashback narrated by Grandpa Joe, but seems to be a genuine rival [...]	D
Deep Roy is a self-proclaimed terrible singer and dancer. He learned how to dance for this movi [...]	D
AnnaSophia Robb (Violet Beauregarde) says she received a lot of jaw cramps while chewing her gu [...]	D
A camera lens was not properly secured when trying to get a shot of a vat of chocolate. As a re [...]	D
Dr. Wonka (Sir Christopher Lee) tells young Willy (Blair Dunlop) that some people are allergic [...]	D
This was the first collaboration between Johnny Depp, Sir Christopher Lee, Helena Bonham Carter [...]	D
The UPC on the giant chocolate bar which was sent by television was 034000190003, which is the [...]	D
In the film, Mike Teavee (Jordan Fry) is from Denver, Colorado. In real life, AnnaSophia Robb, [...]	D
Johnny Depp and Sir Christopher Lee appeared in La sposa cadavere (2005) and Il mistero di Slee [...]	D
Johnny Depp always cited one of his favorite actors of all time to be Marlon Brando, who died d [...]	D
Liz Smith (Grandma Georgina) stated in an interview on askmen.com, that she read the scripts fo [...]	D
The last Warner Bros. movie to be released on VHS.	D
When the obnoxious Veruca Salt introduces herself, Willy Wonka says, "I always thought a verruc [...]	D
Cocoa beans are actually very bitter. Sugar and other ingredients have to be added before they [...]	D
Scott Frank did two drafts of the script, then left the project.	D
The role of Dr. Wilbur Wonka (Sir Christopher Lee) was written specifically for this movie, to [...]	D
Both this movie and the original 1971 version, both have an actress named "Julie", playing the [...]	D
When Prince Pondicherry's chocolate palace begins to melt in the hot sun, the first drop lands [...]	D
Julie Dawn Cole (the original Veruca Salt from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)) went [...]	D
Wonka and Violet share the exact same pageboy hairdo.	D
A practical method was considered for the scene in which Violet Beauregarde turns blue and swel [...]	D
In early 2003, Gregory Peck was offered the role of Grandpa Joe. He told Warner Bros. he would [...]	D
Upon this movie's release, Violet Beauregarde's blueberry transformation sequence became so popular [...]	D

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