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Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory: Trivia and Facts. American treasure and crown jewel in Gene Wilder’s spectacular oeuvre Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory turns 4. To celebrate, not only have we justly singled out the crime that was Gene Wilder getting passed over for an Oscar, but we’re also giving fans an anniversary- based roundup of obscure facts and trivial bits about everyone’s favorite vaguely sinister candy factory. Wilder only accepted the role on one condition.

In a letter to director Mel Stuart, Wilder wrote that he’d read the script and would take the part on the condition that, “When I make my first entrance, I’d like to come out of the door carrying a cane and then walk toward the crowd with a limp. After the crowd sees Willy Wonka is a cripple, they all whisper to themselves and then become deathly quiet. As I walk toward them, my cane sinks into one of the cobblestones I’m walking on and stands straight up, by itself; but I keep on walking, until I realize that I no longer have my cane. I start to fall forward, and just before I hit the ground, I do a beautiful forward somersault and bounce back up, to great applause.” 2. Wilder beat out a few famous names for the role. Watch Barbershop: The Next Cut Online Mic. Notably, Fred Astaire and Peter Sellers, who personally called Charlie & the Chocolate Factory author Roald Dahl to ask for the part.

All six members of Monty Python – Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones and Michael Palin – expressed interest in the role, while Roald Dahl pushed for British comedian (and personal friend) Spike Milligan for the role. Wilder had extensive input into his character’s wardrobe. After viewing early sketches of the character’s costume, Wilder wrote a letter to Stuart with notes about the costume’s jacket pockets, pants, and shoes.

Most delightfully, he includes this note about the iconic hat: “The hat is terrific, but making it 2 inches shorter would make it more special. Also a light blue felt hat- band to match with the same light blue fluffy bow tie shows a man who knows how to compliment his blue eyes.” Stuart, however, contributed the idea of Wonka’s sawed- in- half office. The film was actually financed by the Quaker Oats Company. Director Stuart’s 1.

David L. Wolper, was in talks with the Quaker Oats Company to make a film introducing its new candy bar, the Wonka Bar. The company bought the rights to the book and financed the picture, bringing Wonka’s name into the title instead of Charlie to make the candy bar tie- in more explicit.

Dahl hated the film. The author disliked it so much so that he refused to allow the movie to be remade so long as he lived, nor to sell the film rights to the sequel. Dahl died in 1. 99. Tim Burton’s remake.

The exteriors were shot in Munich. Rematching the film, it’s a little disorienting that this very Old European- style village seems to be populated by British and American children and adult. Producers chose Munich because it was cheap to shoot there. Sammy Davis campaigned for a role in the film. Davis wanted to play the shop owner who sings “The Candy Man,” but producers turned him down. The song eventually became his only No. Billboard Hot 1. 00 hit.

Only one of the film’s child actors stuck with acting. The film is Peter Ostrum (Charlie)’s only role, and the rest of the child actors abandoned their careers, except for Julie Dawn Cole (Veruca Salt), who would go on to a career on British soaps.

And as the inspiration for the ’9. Veruca Salt.) 9. Charlie became a veterinarian. Ostrum, a Cleveland, Ohio, native, turned down a three- picture deal, became a veterinarian and moved to Rowville, in upstate New York. Dunkin’ Donuts did, however, get him to pass out “Charlie.

Cards” (Boston’s public transit cards) in 2. The children’s reactions to the Chocolate Room are real. They were seeing the set for the first time as they were filming. So was the chocolate river. Chocolate, cream and 1. It spoiled quickly in the heat from the set’s lights and smelled terrible.

Aubrey Woods nearly hit a girl in the ‘Candy Man’ scene. If you watch closely at 2: 2. Woods open the flip- top to the candy store counter, very nearly knocking one unlucky girl in the chin. It looks like she dodged just in time, which is probably why they kept the take, but it’s a close call. About a third’ of the stuff in the Chocolate Room was edible.

According to Wilder, the cup he bites, however, was not chocolate; it was made of wax and he had to keep spitting pieces of it out after takes. David Seltzer’s rewrite made Wonka much more literary. Among the famous authors Seltzer’s rewrite of Dahl’s own screenplay had Wonka quote: William Shakespeare, John Masefield, John Keats, Willam Allingham, Arthur O’Shaughnessy, Ogden Nash and Oscar Wilde. Watch Fast Food Nation Online Mic.

Some of the key parts of Wonka’s performance were a surprise to his costars. None of the child actors were warned about the boat scene, so their terrified reactions were genuine. And when Wilder rehearsed the office scene (“You get nothing!”) with Ostrum and Jack Albertson (Grandpa Joe), he did so in a much calmer tone, so that their reactions to his anger would be more genuine.

Mike Teevee was actually the worst. In the film’s DVD commentary, Wilder identified actor Paris Themmen, two years younger than the rest of the cast, as the worst of the child actors to work with. Themmen backed this up in a Reddit AMA in 2. I was the brattiest.” 1. The Oompa- Loompas were cast from circuses around Europe and were quite the handful on- set.

The 1. 0 Oompa- Loompas came from British and Turkish circuses. There were nine men and one woman, and, according to Themmen, were frequently drunk by the end of the day’s filming. Once, they gathered the entire cast’s shoes from the hotel they were staying at, tied all the laces together, and left them in a giant pile to be discovered the next morning. There are a few continuity errors in the film. For example, Salt’s hair grows progressively shorter, as the makeup and hair department continually got rid of Julie Dawn Cole’s split ends.

Also, Ostrum’s voice dropped during filming and is noticeably in different ranges at different parts. Watch Fast &Amp; Furious 6 Online Hoyts. Dahl made ‘Snozzberries’ an incredibly foul pun after the film came out. In his 1. 97. 9 book My Uncle Oswald (a bizarrely adult story about well, it’s bizarre, Dahl uses “snozzberry” as a euphemism for “penis” (George Bernard Shaw’s member, specifically don’t ask), thus creating an incredibly dirty pun (“The snozzberries taste like snozzberries”) in one of his own works, retroactively.