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The Willy Wonka Reboot Is Looking At 3 Very Different Actors For The Title Role
So far the Roald Dahl-created character Willy Wonka has been portrayed twice in film. Gene Wilder first breathed life into him in 1971, and then Johhny Depp gave us significantly different version of the candy mogul in 2005. Both of those actors played Willy Wonka in relatively straightforward adaptations of Dahl's original book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, but for the character's third live action outing, we'll reportedly instead see a younger version of him as his origin story is explored. Today brings word that Warner Bros has three talented, though very different actors in mind for the role: Ryan Gosling, Donald Glover and Ezra Miller.
Ryan Gosling was first reported to being eyed for the Willy Wonka prequel back in July of 2017, with Gosling rumored to be interested in the part. Gosling has a good relationship established with Warner Bros thanks to starring in movies like Gangster Squad, The Nice Guys and Blade Runner 2049, and needless to say that he's one of the more well-known actors in Hollywood. Nevertheless, if this Collider report is accurate, then he's facing some formidable competition. Donald Glover's acting profile has risen in recent years thanks to Atlanta, The Martian, Spider-Man: Homecoming and Solo: A Star Wars Story, and next year he'll be heard voicing Simba in The Lion King. Then there's Ezra Miller, who also has a good rapport with Warner Bros by starring in Justice League and the Fantastic Beasts movies.
Of these three actors, Ezra Miller seems like he would be the best bet, as he's the youngest of the three and has proven himself in two Warner Bros franchises. But adding a third might be risky, and with the DC Extended Universe and the Wizarding World not ending anytime soon, the studio might not want to overwork him. Donald Glover would certainly be an interesting choice, and supposedly he's also been chasing the role. However, Glover is more popular than ever, so it's possible he might be courted to star in an even bigger movie. As for Ryan Gosling, he has another Warner Bros movie coming up, First Man, and he's not attached to any franchise. So in terms of being the "safe choice," Gosling seems like he would be the right candidate.
Other than being a prequel rather than another remake, no specific details have come out about the Willy Wonka movie. Paddington's Paul King will direct, and David Heyman of the Fantastic Beasts franchise is producing. Evidently Warner Bros is sparing no expense with attaching a well-known name to this project, so it will be interesting to see in the near future who is selected don the top hat and brightly-colored coat.
The Willy Wonka movie doesn't have an assigned release date yet, so be sure to check back with CinemaBlend for that information and more updates when they come in. For now, check out our 2018 release schedule so you can fill out your moviegoing calendar accordingly.
When the latest entry into the Willy Wonka universe comes out — whenever that may fall — it'll look like nothing like any previous Wonka flick. According to Collider, the new movie will be a
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971) - Trivia - IMDb
There were some suggestions at the time of release that the title change from "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" to Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971) was at the instigation of Afro-American groups to objected to the juxtaposition of the words "Charlie" and "chocolate" in the title.
Film Analysis: Willy Wonka & the Chocolate - Occhi Magazine
The play opens with Willy Wonka introducing himself, revealing that he's looking for an heir to run his legendary chocolate factory ("The Candy Man"). Wonka disguises himself as the storeowner of a local candy shop, which quickly attracts the attention of the town's residents and candy- obsessed Charlie Bucket.
Donald Glover reportedly features on a shortlist for possible lead actors in a new Willy Wonka for the role. The new Willy Wonka title will not be a as Willy Wonka in a 2005 reboot.
Why The 'Willy Wonka' Reboot Should Have A Black Actor Play
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With a third "Willy Wonka" reboot in the works, there is only one way to honor Dahl's original vision: cast a black actor to play Charlie Bucket. When Roald Dahl wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in 1964, he wrote the main character as a young black boy.
What Willy Wonka kids look like today - looper.com
And at least the original had a bunch of actors playing the Oompa Loompas instead of one guy cloned in Photoshop. And I liked the Burton one. But it was not better at all. Ironically, Willy Wonka was about Charlie and Charlie was about Wonka. Burton had to fill his up with Wonka's childhood problems with his father.
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Denise Nickerson's most notable pre-Willy Wonka role actually has an odd connection to the 2005 remake: Nickerson played Amy Jennings and Nora Collins on the TV soap opera Dark Shadows, a cult hit
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Donald Glover reportedly in talks to play Willy Wonka
Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory is based on the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It is a 1964 children's novel by British author Roald Dahl. Tim Burton directed a remake of Willy Wonka and named his film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory starring Johhny Deep as Willy Wonka. That analysis deserves its own write-up.
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The Willy Wonka Reboot Is Looking At 3 Very Different Actors
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