While I disagree heavily with the Depp Wonka ranking - it’s honestly my favorite version of Wonka, and the film as a whole is highly overhated - this was a good ranking video overall. It’s nice to see things from the perspective of a diehard Wonka fan, even going into a lot of other Wonka iterations that I haven’t even seen before - it’s interesting for sure!

You being such a diehard Wonka fan, it almost shocks me you haven't even mentioned West End/Broadway Willy Wonka. Yes! There is in-fact a handful of official CATCF/WWATCF musical adaptions, with the most recent show going on world tour. While it's hard to find full clips for the West End version, the Broadway version is up on KZfaq if you just look up "Willy Wonka Musical Full" and click on the video with "Slime Tutorial" in the title. You should give it a watch if you have the time! I won't spoil anything, but being a western adaptation of West End, it takes a lot from the 1970s Willy Wonka movie, so I feel you'd enjoy it, along with the new things it brings with it!

You forgot mr wonka from the 1973 play by Richard R George

I grew up with the Swedish "Kalle och chokladfabriken

In defense of 2005 Wonka: If you were in a chocolate factory for years with only Oompa Loompas as company, you’ll be acting (and probably look) weird

Johnny Depp's Wonka is my favorite.

Honestly I'd highly recommend watching the West End version of the musical! The first picture you used when talking about Broadway Wonka was actually Douglas Hodge, the original West End Wonka - the one with the Goatee. West End was the original iteration of the musical and differs a LOT from the Broadway version and genuinely I think it's the better version of the musical. Broadway ended up changing a lot of songs and story beats, as well as drastically changed the set designs and I think it suffered a lot in the end as a result. There's a version of the West End Production up on KZfaq now called 'Chocolate Top Hat Guy Kills Children The Musical' with Alex Jennings as Wonka instead of Douglas Hodge, but it's the best and only full recording of the West End production out there now that I've been able to find. I'd also recommend listening to the official soundtrack of the London Musical with Douglas Hodge as Wonka, it's absolutely FANTASTIC.

Can you talk about the "Lots of Lost media" from the nestle 2000's wonka

Can you share the list of all Wonkas?

You do realize the reason that the subplot of Wonka’s father was added, was because Felicity Dahl wanted to give Willy Wonka a reason as to why he was giving all these clear morals and lessons to each of the children. Wonka had no character ark in the book so he technically stayed the same throughout the entire thing. While I don’t agree with how Burton took it, it made us feel sympathetic for Wonka as we understand why he became the way he is. Although I would’ve perfected if they kept him a completely a mystery to us. As I felt Roald Dahl was just trying to follow in the steps of Dr. Seuss. Leaving it for the interpretation for our minds as the readers. While yes I didn’t like the whole thing with the flash back, but it did touch up on a few things with Willy Wonka being a troubled person with trauma, and making candy as a gateway out for his childhood trauma.

Where did you find the Images of the Retro Willy Wonka Mascot!? I couldn't find them anywhere in the Google Images.

I don’t know how you’ll be able to do this, but can you please make a ranking video of all the Oompa Loompas within the history of this franchise? I’d love to get your opinion on them!

Ok, as a huge Willy Wonka fan, I do agree with you on a lot of the points that you made about the different versions of Wonka! And to be honest, I like a lot of the different versions (except for the ones that are in inappropriate media. I honestly don't know why someone would put such a charming character like him into a movie that has inappropriate or non-family friendly content in it. He does not fit into that at all! It's absolutely disturbing! Ahem! Anyways..) From what I'm seeing, the Retro Nestle Willy Wonka is definitely one of the best I've seen! By the way, I had no idea that there was a Swedish version of Willy Wonka that got his own film! I'm honestly a bit upset that I didn't know about this! Then again, there's quite a bit here that I did not know about the different versions of Willy Wonka, which is crazy and as a huge fan of the story, it makes me interested in learning a lot more! (You know, the more family friendly stuff! Not the inappropriate or scary, unnecessary, made-up stuff, you know??) :):):) By the way, I myself am trying to create my own version of Willy Wonka for my own series(which I really hope to bring to life soon!), and I really want my version to be as perfect as possible without any serious problems. I really want my version to be unique, but also have a few hints of the past versions of him to be mixed in too, cause not only do I feel like that would be interesting to add, but it would also give a nod to some of the best Wonka portrayals and versions! So, based on all the knowledge you have on the past versions, what do you think the best version of Willy Wonka should be like?? :):):)

Gene Wilder's Wonka is on the top, the rest of them somewhere else.

Also Tom & Jerry Slugworth (Mr Wilkinson) is my favorite iteration of the character. I loved the 2023 movie, but Slugworth being some goober did the character no justice. Strangely Slugworth stealing Veruca's song is how I always imagined the character.

How i can to find the claymation wonka commercial

Link me the Claymation wonka ad!

So there is a Willy Wonka multiverse out there

You forget Dexters Willy Wonka episode and Growing up Creepie Willy Wonka episode

Hey, On that one site it said "Can only be seen in Sweden." Try getting a VPN network for Sweden!

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"Biggest Wonka Fan Ever" SlOw DoWn BuCkO! do you own any autographs from the kids? have you ever tried a Wonka Bar? o.O

i do very much agree with the 2005 version and just like you I don't think it's Depp's fault, If they kept him like in the original book or in the 1971 film where he was not an absolute jerk who... made me cringe a lot of the times.. he could pull it off... also yeah his design looks stupid...like make a candyman look like he had candy sprinkled all over him with many different colors and patterns- not this weird depressing design which sure works for the film specifically but that's the problem... this film I don't like that much- sure it's fine in some aspects but then it sucks in other aspects and since Wonka is basically the main character- it would kinda suck to have your main characters writing suck-

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Personally speaking, I actually do enjoy watching both the 1971 movie as well as the 2005 one. There are things in both I enjoy, and I will admit neither are exactly faithful adaptations of the book. However, if I had to choose one I'd watch on repeat, I'd go with '71. The 2005 movie is more faithful in a lot of aspects, and I don't mind some of the updates they made, but the part where this movie loses me is its take on Wonka. Like you said, nothing against Johnny Depp, but they did not take a good direction with the character. It's a shame, because they were supposedly going to go for a more faithful take on Wonka, complete with a long goatee, but it was vetoed because they didn't want the character's design and personality to seem too similar to Jack Sparrow. Plus, if Dahl had an issue with the Wilder movie not having much focus on Charlie, than he would've flipped if he learned about Wonka's new backstory. Again, the 2005 movie is a guilty pleasure, but I wish they made Wonka more faithful and Charlie more fleshed out of a protagonist. Though, switching subjects to the musical version, I'd like to see you check them out, but I'll let you know there's currently three (technically four) different versions of the official musical, and Wonka's pretty different in personality in each one. First, there's the original 2013 London musical, which originated on the West End (basically the UK's equivalent of Broadway), which has a cast recording, and a few bootlegs floating about (three different actors played Wonka when it ran, with Douglas Hodge originating the role and looking closest to the book, even having a prop goatee and mustache, and the most high quality bootleg has Alex Jennings, who's a fun Wonka, but his singing could use some work, with Jonathan Slinger being the last to play him on the West End). Next, there's the Broadway version, which retooled the musical for Americans and made a lot of changes that were unpopular, like making the lavish sets "metaphorical" so that there's literally one prop in each room of the factory so that audience can use their imaginations to fill out the blanks, and making certain things more like Wilder film, such as Mrs. Bucket being a widow, and removing Charlie's opening number in place of "The Candy Man" . And while the London one updated things to have Violet be an airheaded celebrity and Mike into violent video games, the Broadway one added more references to social media, and Mike's introductory song was changed to something which contained not-so-subtle references to Trump (and for a few shows, Mike was one big Trump reference before they toned it down). They also cut Violet's Oompa Loompa song and replaced it with a song about the backstory of the Oompa Loompas, which was pretty weak. The technical "third" version of this show was the US Tour, which tweaked a couple of things for the better, such as making the sets less minimal and replacing Mike Teavee's song, yet again, this time with a lot less Trump references. Either way, you can find bootlegs of both the Broadway and US Tour floating around as well. The final and current version of the musical is currently touring in the UK, and it mixed things from both the London and Broadway versions, while adding in new stuff. For one, while Mrs. Bucket is still a widow, Charlie's opening number has been restored, as well as the original introductory song for Mike being restored, just being renamed from "It's Teavee Time" to "The Teavee Family". The sets and costumes are also completely new, with even Wonka having a new design. They also gave Violet a new Oompa Loompa song, and completely reinvented the Oompa Loompas to be clockwork robots who look like Wonka, so they don't have to explain their controversial backstory. Another thing unique to this version is that they have either a boy or a girl portray Charlie, depending on the performance. Unfortunately, I only know of one bootleg of this version, but it hasn't popped up on KZfaq, yet. However, there is a trailer for the UK Tour, and there are screenshots of the bootleg, which I'll share here: Here's the trailer (despite the long hair, the Charlie in this trailer is a boy): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bd-Bm8Zm05OnoWw.html And here's the screenshots of the bootleg (which had a girl Charlie that performance): www.flickr.com/photos/189616222@N05/albums/72177720303997406/with/52525477559/ Here's a video going into more detail with the changes: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i9KCZ5SKvK-wfok.html And here's a separate video which talks about the history of the 1971 movie, with a bit of the 2005 movie: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/icuHjcVhnaqrZHk.html I hope this was helpful, and if you're interested, I know of few more Wonka-related things, like these sceenplays for the 2005 movie. The first is from a very early stage of production, before Burton came onboard, and the latter is a later version that's closer to the final screenplay: drive.google.com/file/d/1ZCQ8kTRF9yjVurwh8D84J90oDDPEjDTw/view drive.google.com/file/d/19SvU4hPm-fqeOBMiOQLnxpjuZkun1CiR/view Hope you have a good one, and I look forward to more of your videos.

Despite the controversy of the writer himself of Roald Dahl, I think that the book version is the best version of Willy Wonka. Separating the art from the artist is very important. The way the book feels is so much like you go back to being a child, and the character of Willy Wonka is the best thing done on this book. If you don’t believe me, read the book again, or listen to it on audio book, and just don’t think about the controversy for a minute.

In my opinion the best winks film was gene wilder and the second best is the book version all of the other winks bite

At least we have the script for kalle och chockladfabriken

What about Pawtucket Pat from Family Guy?

If you’re going to look into the musicals there are two. The British version and the Broadway version. The British version seems to follow the book while the Broadway version follows the Gene Wilder film. Personally I think the British version is better. The Broadway version was pure disappointment. Especially after seeing the British version. Just look up Charlie and the Chocolate Factory/ Wonka slime tutorials and check it out.

My Wonka head canon 2023 Movie > 1971 Movie > Nestle Wonka commercials > Charlie is older and experienced to eventually run the factory by himself I don't like the Burton Wonka, sorry. I grew up with the original and was OBSESSED with it. I was 12 when the Burton movie came out and was disappointed. The only good thing about the Burton movie is the soundtrack.

FINALLY, a fellow Wonka fan who also dislikes Depp Wonka. It feels like I'm one of the only people who hates this version of Wonka with a passion LOL

CAN’T SEE Swedish Wonka.JUST MOVE TO SWEDEN