"A Very Honest, Caring Child" - Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory (1971) HD Clip
Cole Keady
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Montage of the Children's disappearing, and Charlie passing Wonka's Test
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@broadwaymike92 3 years ago
RIP Gene Wilder, a true magical icon.
@BenBanjo25 3 years ago
"I can't go on forever, and I don't really want to try."
That line hits differently since Gene Wilder's death. RIP.
That line hits differently since Gene Wilder's death. RIP.
@hectorlopez1069 3 years ago
A historical and classical movie of the 70s. This movie is magnificent.
@CeilingFanVideosOnYT 3 years ago
Who agrees that chocolate river is actually better in the 2005 movie? And very honest and caring also means saying no to Grandpa Joe.
@giantrobby5050 3 years ago
I think Violet and her father were the worst response in this film. Mr Beauregard was threatening and blaming Willy Wonka as if they all didn’t just witness Violet snatch the gum out of his hand and ignore multiple warnings to put it back. I understand a father’s love but I think he’s the only one showing no sign of learning. The others showed legitimate concern for their kids and Mr Beauregard was just vowing revenge. Typical car salesman
@mah7961 3 years ago
I heard that the real party animals in this movie were the actors that played the ompaloompas. They went on drinking binges and bar hopping every day after filming all piling in a limousine. Drinking their weight in beer, whiskey, or rum. Must be some wild nights with those chaps
@leahsincelejo7641 2 years ago
Veruca's behavior was the worst out of all this kids in this film. Violet's dad had the worst response because he did nothing to stop the situation when Violet took the chewing gum. Mike and Violet were sassy. Mike, Augustus, even sweet Charlie who took the fizz were just curious. Willy Wonka shouldn't have treated Joe and Charlie the way he did because Charlie is a kind individual. At least Willy did mellow out once Charlie gave him the gobstopper.
@HundredJono 2 years ago
"The factory is yours Charlie you can move in immediately." - Wonka
"AND ME?!" - Bum ass Grandpa Joe
"AND ME?!" - Bum ass Grandpa Joe
@vampirehunter533 3 years ago
3:24 Wonka is right and Grandpa Joe is in the wrong. Grandpa Joe did go against a verbal command Wonka gave which put him and Charlie's safety at risk.
"A Very Honest, Caring Child" - Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory (1971) HD Clip
Cole Keady
162,556 views
Montage of the Children's disappearing, and Charlie passing Wonka's Test