Captain Genius lol bullshit. Everyone is so deceived with religion, it's really sad. The man made religions, all created and controlled by the same psychopaths that created and control royalty and our governments... all intertwined. You think _your_ religion is true and you're on the right path. Well, so does everyone else. And yet they all feel the spirit, have spiritual experiences. Imagine that. Frankly, you don't know the hearts of anyone but yourself, nor do you truly know what happens when we die. None of us do. You just have faith in one type of outcome. I do not believe hell even could exist. It's not in the original scripture anyway, not as hellfire and brimstone. That was added much later by church leaders to scare the bejesus out of people so they'll behave and keep coming back, to repent, to trust their church. More control mechanisms. It's a vile, sadistic, twisted concept, not something a loving, perfect god would even do. Not one worth worshipping for sure. An eternity of suffering for a short, finite lifetime's deeds? Where's the justice in that? Especially the idea, as some claim, that you'll end up there _simply for believing the wrong thing_ or worshipping the wrong way, when we have thousands of choices claiming to be the truth. Can't blame someone for not figuring out which is true, especially when most are run by hypocritical charlatans. From what I've seen of so many church leaders -- especially the big religions -- none look real or genuine to me. More likely _all false_ . You have no idea who in Hollywood is good or bad, or who would have Gods' favor (assuming there is one in the way we're taught to think). Why are we discussing this? This is about Willy Wonka!
Saw the film in a theater with my dad when I was a kid. One of the best memories ever. When we exited into the lobby, the man behind the candy counter was yelling " get your wonka candy right here!! Real Wonka bars right here! " Every kid ran over including me. It was so surreal to see the movie and then have the actual bars right there in the lobby. Of coarse these were the ones made by Quaker and everyone had a golden ticket inside. What a powerful marketing idea...
I met Gene and the kids on different occasions they really enjoyed making it and still get along with one another......they dont make kids classics anymore
Major props to Harper Goff - The greatest art director of all time! I don't think a movie set this amazing will ever be matched again. What Harper Goff, Mel Stuart and Gene WIlder were able to do together is the definition of true movie magic. All the actors, the production, the sets and the music came together to make a timeless and legendary film that will be enjoyed for generations to come.
I’m watching it now, I never thought about looking for any behind the scenes videos… everything looks so handmade these days but when I was a kid watching this it was the best, most real thing in the world and I wanted to be in it!!
Fascinating - shows you what hard work acting really is. Gene Wilder was perfect as Willy Wonka despite that giant camera just a few feet from his face.
paktype well this doesn't show the hard work that acting is very well, but it's a great glimpse. Wish it was longer. They're trained to ignore the camera.
Every Time I Watch This Movie I Look At Gene Wilder's Face..😔 And I Have Pure Imagination Too And It's 100% In Heart Because It's In My Childhood Memories R.I.P Gene Wilder June 11, 1933 - August 29, 2016
I never thought my life could be anything but catastrophe but suddenly I begin to see a bit of good luck for me because I got a golden ticket I’ve got a golden twinkle in my eye
Verruca and violet just Snapchatting every 15 seconds. Mike teevee a fortnite addict, Augustus gloop a fat chav, and Charlie bucket is The quiet kid... The glass elevator made by Elon musk. And willy wonka played by taron egerton
Such a strange yet imaginative movie. It almost makes you feel bit nauseous like too much of a good thing is bad for you (over-indulgence) mixed with the corporate undertones of greed and corruption vs the poor. They did a great job with this, unlike the "remake".
Happy 50th Birthday Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory. 1971 - 2021. 50 Years Of Warner Bros And Paramount Pictures Hollywood Musical Movie Magic Roald Dahl Chocolatey Family Fun Fantasy Epic Groundbreaking Music Comedy Action Adventure And Excitement. X
Your dad must be old or dead... and you must be old, Gene was born in ‘33. That means your dad would be 82 or 83 probably, and you’re probably 50 or 60...
OH YEAH! That tunnel part that showed a giant worm slithering on a dead persons face and a live chickens head getting cut off in plain sight followed by a close glimpse of an unsettling eyeball and other close shots of creepy crawly slimy disgusting creatures really make this movie a chocolate wonderland.
0:23 Roald Dahl Is Also A Screenwriter Of Ian Fleming's Chitty Chitty Bang Bang The Movie In 1968 And You Only Live Twice In 1967 Which Is The 5th James Bond Movie. Thanks Mate. X
+Richard Canipe It's funny, I just put my Blue Ray of wonka in A few mins ago and it is on there, But the clip is only in Sd not HD (on the disc), my copy was transferred in Hd and is sharper but the color has faded and the sound is not as clean, oh well I only paid A few bucks for this on Ebay last year. That was before I got the movie on BD. I also have the full movie on 16mm film too.
It’s pretty surreal to know that Harper Goff, the art director, also worked on other groundbreaking films such as 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and Fantastic Voyage.
RIP Gene Wilder I wish I could've met you But anyone knows that he was FORCED to eat that flower and it was plastic And how the river smelled so bad on set And how the character who played Violet stayed purple for months And how the candy foam in the car scene was foam from a fire extinguisher and it was super toxic and some of the actors got allergic reactions and stayed hospitalized for days
Like every other kid I fantasized about visiting that room. And I savored the Willy Wonka products that went on sale. Who else remembers the peanut butter Oompa Loompas? Years before Reese's Pieces and E. T. 😊
i do lets see that must have been somewhere in 1971.i dont remember the year just where i watched it.southgate general cinema i was six at the time and nixon was still in office i believe vietnam was raging or getting close to the end.
Can't imagine how bad it stunk to high heaven when filming in the factory. A thing that wasn't known the chocolate river went downhill and the actors had to hold it together.
Gene Wilder was married to Gilda Radner from Saturday Night Live the original first group of people from Saturday Night Live she got cancer at a young age and died rest in peace
That’s because they overdo it on CGI and they don’t try and balance it out, the best film makers only use CGI when there’s no other way of doing something.
To film this movie must have just been brilliant if only there was a time machine to see what it was like and watch them actually film it. I bet it was very long and lots of takes to get it just right so Mel Stuart liked it. Ive read Julie Dawn Coles book but it doesnt really mention more about filming it it mentions some but not in a lengthy way. Id love to know what it must have been like to film it in Germany and what it would have been like.
Lucia Alicea agreed Hollywood did two remakes one of the awful 2005 the other was a fun remake with Tom and jerry however this is the best version in my opinion 👍
I think they should make another one since I don't like the newer one, I think it should be very accurate,the costumes since both movies aren't quite accurate but gene had the movie accurate one, also I think the rooms could not be so like dark like the newer one, and I think the characters should not have been updated since willy wonka closed his factory in late 1920's to early 1930's and the story takes place around 50's 60's
No silly computer generated anything back then. They built actual models for their projects. Just like how Disney built actual miniature models for each ride that was in production at Disneyland around this same time period. Hence why nowadays nothing is as good as it was when it comes to things like this. It is just the truth.
At 2:51, what camera are they using? A Mitchell BNCR or Arriflex 35 IIC? IMDB says they used those two cameras for the movie. Edit: It's a Mitchell BNCR, the Arriflex 35 IIC is a small handheld camera, not a big camera like the BNCR.
RIP, Gene Wilder 1933-2016 Thank you for showing us a world of pure imagination!
@S L that's when he was born
S L Why?
That made me smile to see him doing that at 2:44
Still haven't gotten over his death after nearly 5 years.... R.I.P
A life well lived
This movie never gets old. This is my childhood
Gene Wilder, you have earned your Golden Ticket to heaven, Sir!
um, because he acted in movies? not....most hollywood are in hell....tough but true...
Very few hollywood people are bad people. Gene knew the dangers of the business, that's why he wasn't thriving in the 90s.
76reliant he was a really sweet man, basically everyone who knew him said so
Beautiful post. I'm gonna miss the Candyman.
Captain Genius lol bullshit. Everyone is so deceived with religion, it's really sad. The man made religions, all created and controlled by the same psychopaths that created and control royalty and our governments... all intertwined. You think _your_ religion is true and you're on the right path. Well, so does everyone else. And yet they all feel the spirit, have spiritual experiences. Imagine that.
Frankly, you don't know the hearts of anyone but yourself, nor do you truly know what happens when we die. None of us do. You just have faith in one type of outcome. I do not believe hell even could exist. It's not in the original scripture anyway, not as hellfire and brimstone. That was added much later by church leaders to scare the bejesus out of people so they'll behave and keep coming back, to repent, to trust their church. More control mechanisms. It's a vile, sadistic, twisted concept, not something a loving, perfect god would even do. Not one worth worshipping for sure.
An eternity of suffering for a short, finite lifetime's deeds? Where's the justice in that? Especially the idea, as some claim, that you'll end up there _simply for believing the wrong thing_ or worshipping the wrong way, when we have thousands of choices claiming to be the truth. Can't blame someone for not figuring out which is true, especially when most are run by hypocritical charlatans. From what I've seen of so many church leaders -- especially the big religions -- none look real or genuine to me. More likely _all false_ .
You have no idea who in Hollywood is good or bad, or who would have Gods' favor (assuming there is one in the way we're taught to think).
Why are we discussing this? This is about Willy Wonka!
THIS IS THE BEST MOVIE EVER BRINGS A TEAR TO MY EYE MY CHILD HOOD DREAM WAS TO MEET MR. WONKA!
MAY HE FOREVER LIVE IN OUR IMAGINATION!! THE BEST!!....
Deyri Ohmiii YOU MEAN OUR PURE IMAGINATION
This movie is everything, thank you Gene Wilder for the magic of laughter and joy
Goodbye Gene Wilder
🚀🍫🏭
seen this movie opening weekend in 1971 with my grandma I was 8 yrs old thank you grandma I miss you!!!!!!!
Rip gene your pure imagination will never leave us
Man, to have been on those sets used in the film, especially the Chocolate Room, it would've been a dream come true.
darthstarkiller1912 YES!!!
R.I.P. Gene Wilder, our candy man, Willy Wonka.
I still have a crush on him, 50 years later(1973)!
RIP Gene Wilder. The best and only willy wonka.
Johnny Depp is the best.
@@untalfelipin5202 Gene Wilder in my opinion but then I grew up on his version of the character. Saw it first and all that.
I totally agree I don't like remakes
Lmfao great joke 😂@@untalfelipin5202
I plan to see the prequel, and saw the 2005, but love him as Wonka!
“So Shines A Good Deed in a Weary World” RIP Gene The world is a lonelier place without you
RIP Gene Wilder not only were you a great actor but you were a nice person we will never forget you
You were also a great singer
This was absolutely incredible!! Best movie ever made period! This clip gave me goosebumps
Gene was 38 when he filmed this! A mere young man.
No, we was thirty seven.
R.I.P. Gene Wilder, we’ll miss you and your terrific performance as Willy Wonka forever. 😢
Saw the film in a theater with my dad when I was a kid. One of the best memories ever. When we exited into the lobby, the man behind the candy counter was yelling " get your wonka candy right here!! Real Wonka bars right here! " Every kid ran over including me. It was so surreal to see the movie and then have the actual bars right there in the lobby. Of coarse these were the ones made by Quaker and everyone had a golden ticket inside. What a powerful marketing idea...
Such a beautiful film
I MISS HIM MORE THAN WORDS CAN EVER EXPRESS CRYING CHOCOLATE RIVERS
I met Gene and the kids on different occasions they really enjoyed making it and still get along with one another......they dont make kids classics anymore
George Lewycky awesome!! No, they don't. I hated the new one.
Rip 😭 willy wonka your my fav person 😢
What an amazing time capsule of one of my favorite movies ever made. They truly created a classic that has, and will stand, the ultimate test of time!
Major props to Harper Goff - The greatest art director of all time! I don't think a movie set this amazing will ever be matched again. What Harper Goff, Mel Stuart and Gene WIlder were able to do together is the definition of true movie magic. All the actors, the production, the sets and the music came together to make a timeless and legendary film that will be enjoyed for generations to come.
scott oconnor agreed📼
Technically, Gene Wilder Who Acted In Pure Imagination Was Basically Rehearsed, Before They Filmed The Music He Practiced A lot For Rehearsal
I love Gene so much
Wow, this was so magical to watch!
2:05 coolest shot ever of Gene Wilder 😎🙏🏻
I’m watching it now, I never thought about looking for any behind the scenes videos… everything looks so handmade these days but when I was a kid watching this it was the best, most real thing in the world and I wanted to be in it!!
Fascinating - shows you what hard work acting really is. Gene Wilder was perfect as Willy Wonka despite that giant camera just a few feet from his face.
100x better than the CGI crap they do today. Today films just don't do it for me too fake.
paktype well this doesn't show the hard work that acting is very well, but it's a great glimpse. Wish it was longer. They're trained to ignore the camera.
I love this! RIP to Gene Wilder and all of the cast and crew that have since passed, you are all remembered for one of the best movies of all time!
This behind the scene film made me cry!
I was born in 1990. When I watched this as a child (or as an adult), I always wished I was in this movie. Plus Gene was fine 😍
What a Huge part of my childhood Gene was!!! Thank you for my most Wonderful memories... :))
Same here. He truly is Willy Wonka.
Rest In Peace Gene Wilder
Same here, my fav. Creepy and wonderful! And I always wished it was real.
When cinema really was cinema!
Hell yes!
Amazing actor miss him rip
When I first saw this I kept watching this all thee time
Every Time I Watch This Movie I Look At Gene Wilder's Face..😔 And I Have Pure Imagination Too And It's 100% In Heart Because It's In My Childhood Memories
R.I.P Gene Wilder June 11, 1933 - August 29, 2016
bro i loved this movie i whatched it since i was 3 and now im 11 and i still whatch it RIP Gene Wilder i appreciate u making this movie
I never thought my life could be anything but catastrophe but suddenly I begin to see a bit of good luck for me because I got a golden ticket I’ve got a golden twinkle in my eye
Man I wish times were as magical as this
Who else would like this film to be remastered / restored?
Jaxen Ross is b-a-c-k! Destruction toys
Well for the 50th anniversary its gonna be restored in 4K
Luke Claros Yes! It would never be the same without Gene.
@@BluefireSorcererOfficial yup, but next year i think.
Verruca and violet just Snapchatting every 15 seconds. Mike teevee a fortnite addict, Augustus gloop a fat chav, and Charlie bucket is The quiet kid... The glass elevator made by Elon musk. And willy wonka played by taron egerton
This movie turns 50 years old this year
My old man’s favorite masterpiece although he didn’t like musicals at first the one quote at near the end gets him every time
This movie was magic, cannot replicate this at all
Wow what a rare treat to have this promo film! This must be worth something now! Loved this!
Every since that come out it’s been so popular in the 70s and did you know it come out a few weeks after Gene Wilder birthday
Absolutely fantastic film. A childhood favourite for me and now my children. It’s magic ❤
This version is better than the remake
Like if you agree
@DK H oh, and that's bad?
R.I,P. Gene !!! A very talented Actor he will be missed !!!!!!!!!!!
R.I.P Gene Wilder i miss you :*(
Magic in the making! And the prequel, Wonka is amazing!~
It’s a shame Roald Dahl hated Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory it’s always been a childhood favourite of mine
Such a strange yet imaginative movie. It almost makes you feel bit nauseous like too much of a good thing is bad for you (over-indulgence) mixed with the corporate undertones of greed and corruption vs the poor. They did a great job with this, unlike the "remake".
Gene Wilder, I hear you singing "Pure Imagination" in heaven!
Clássico incrível! Um dos melhores e maiores filmes infantis! Verdadeira obra de arte!
Simply spectacular and lovely !!
Gene wilder singing is ine if my favorute things in his career.
3:46 cameraman and director: after that singing, we are forcing you to eat that flower that is made of plastic and if you don’t you’ll be fired
THE BEST MOVIE IN THE HOW WORLD!!!!!!!!!!
I LOVE THIS MOVIE ❤️
RIP Gene Wilder, Mr. Wonka as he now has a chocolate factory in heaven.
Happy 50th Birthday Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory.
1971 - 2021.
50 Years Of Warner Bros And Paramount Pictures Hollywood Musical Movie Magic Roald Dahl Chocolatey Family Fun Fantasy Epic Groundbreaking Music Comedy Action Adventure And Excitement. X
Este filme marcou milhares de crianças pelo mundo inteiro. Obrigado Gene Wilder. Sou Brasileiro.
Rip Gene
The movie is a childhood favourite.
Rest in piece Gene Wilder
OMG! My dad went to school with Gene Wild!
faithstepp7 OMG NO ONE CARES
I do that's cool
Very cool!
Chandler Stovall oh fuck off you weasel
Your dad must be old or dead... and you must be old, Gene was born in ‘33. That means your dad would be 82 or 83 probably, and you’re probably 50 or 60...
OH YEAH! That tunnel part that showed a giant worm slithering on a dead persons face and a live chickens head getting cut off in plain sight followed by a close glimpse of an unsettling eyeball and other close shots of creepy crawly slimy disgusting creatures really make this movie a chocolate wonderland.
0:23 Roald Dahl Is Also A Screenwriter Of Ian Fleming's Chitty Chitty Bang Bang The Movie In 1968 And You Only Live Twice In 1967 Which Is The 5th James Bond Movie. Thanks Mate. X
I remember seeing this on DVD!
+Richard Canipe It's funny, I just put my Blue Ray of wonka in A few mins ago and it is on there, But the clip is only in Sd not HD (on the disc), my copy was transferred in Hd and is sharper but the color has faded and the sound is not as clean, oh well I only paid A few bucks for this on Ebay last year. That was before I got the movie on BD. I also have the full movie on 16mm film too.
Hbvideos wow! the movie on 16mm film?! where did u get that from?
Found it on Ebay, That is where I get most of my 16mm films.
Hbvideos you must love this movie as much as I do!
Richard: Was it the same one as this one?
FYI there is a much better quality version of this same featurette on the Blu-Ray version of the movie.
Ok..now it’s midnight and I want candy 🍫🍭🤤🍬🍡
3:58 movie fades out just seconds before Gene Wilder spits the chewed cup (it was made of wax) ^_^
Incredible and timeless.
So euphoric
It’s pretty surreal to know that Harper Goff, the art director, also worked on other groundbreaking films such as 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and Fantastic Voyage.
RIP Gene Wilder
RIP Gene Wilder I wish I could've met you
But anyone knows that he was FORCED to eat that flower and it was plastic
And how the river smelled so bad on set
And how the character who played Violet stayed purple for months
And how the candy foam in the car scene was foam from a fire extinguisher and it was super toxic and some of the actors got allergic reactions and stayed hospitalized for days
Jesus ‘young’ Charlie is now 63. Just let that sink in.
I love this movie I love willy wonka and the chocolate factory and charlie and the chocolate factory tow
Like every other kid I fantasized about visiting that room. And I savored the Willy Wonka products that went on sale. Who else remembers the peanut butter Oompa Loompas? Years before Reese's Pieces and E. T. 😊
Robert G'Sell same here, I wanted it to be real so bad! Wish it could have become a theme park. I'd go to Germany for that!!
i do lets see that must have been somewhere in 1971.i dont remember the year just where i watched it.southgate general cinema i was six at the time and nixon was still in office i believe vietnam was raging or getting close to the end.
R.I.P Mr. Wilder
This movie is my childhood! Sigh.
Can't imagine how bad it stunk to high heaven when filming in the factory. A thing that wasn't known the chocolate river went downhill and the actors had to hold it together.
Thank you so much
Was Mr Men made in 1970 before WWATCF film was made in 1971?
Gene Wilder was married to Gilda Radner from Saturday Night Live the original first group of people from Saturday Night Live she got cancer at a young age and died rest in peace
I read a book about her life story in High School.
Thanks that was great
Wow.
this part gave me tears and i have no idea why 2:53
Has anyone any idea who narrated this promo? His voice is so familiar. I feel as though I've heard 100 times (I watch a lot of these old trailers).
The people who worked on the props did a amazing job. I guess that’s why I’m not that impressed with today’s movies with everything being CGI.
That’s because they overdo it on CGI and they don’t try and balance it out, the best film makers only use CGI when there’s no other way of doing something.
I WANTED THEM TO SHOW HIM SPITTING OUT THE LEMON CUP AT THE END :(
To film this movie must have just been brilliant if only there was a time machine to see what it was like and watch them actually film it. I bet it was very long and lots of takes to get it just right so Mel Stuart liked it. Ive read Julie Dawn Coles book but it doesnt really mention more about filming it it mentions some but not in a lengthy way. Id love to know what it must have been like to film it in Germany and what it would have been like.
Katie Fraser same here! I want to know everything!
It would have been brilliant with a bigger budget too
@@luciaalicea8186 Yes possibly!
Katie Fraser Its a great film that stood the test of time! I wish hollywood still made films like this. Gene Wilder was so iconic in it!
Lucia Alicea agreed Hollywood did two remakes one of the awful 2005 the other was a fun remake with Tom and jerry however this is the best version in my opinion 👍
Rip Gene Wilder
Rip gene wilder
This needs to be shown to little children today
@DK H oh
@DK H ik im really stupid
@DK H ok, you don't need to remind me
@DK H
I can too!😤
@DK H I bet u can't😏
Last words: Pure inmagtion.
I think they should make another one since I don't like the newer one, I think it should be very accurate,the costumes since both movies aren't quite accurate but gene had the movie accurate one, also I think the rooms could not be so like dark like the newer one, and I think the characters should not have been updated since willy wonka closed his factory in late 1920's to early 1930's and the story takes place around 50's 60's
dude, this is cool
No silly computer generated anything back then. They built actual models for their projects. Just like how Disney built actual miniature models for each ride that was in production at Disneyland around this same time period. Hence why nowadays nothing is as good as it was when it comes to things like this. It is just the truth.
L Frank Baum who wrote The Wonderful wizard Of Oz was the most imaginative man in the world
At 2:51, what camera are they using? A Mitchell BNCR or Arriflex 35 IIC? IMDB says they used those two cameras for the movie.
Edit: It's a Mitchell BNCR, the Arriflex 35 IIC is a small handheld camera, not a big camera like the BNCR.
This is an 1971 tape I hope this is 49 years old
Is it me? Or does the narrator on this sound like Percy Rodriguez, the narrator of the Jaws trailers.