Wonka
Warning : spoilers for Wonka .
Summary
Wonka ’s novel take Willy Wonka shares many similarities with Charlie from the original Roald Dahl story . AlthoughWonkaborrows several theatrical role and tale elements from the original Roald DahlCharlie and the Chocolate Factorybook , it in the main portrays an original story where Wonka is significantly different from his previous iterations in film . For instance , instead of depicting new Willy Wonka as an intimidate , morally equivocal anti - Heron , the Paul King motion-picture show portrays him as a torpedo who fights against the corrupt Chocolate Cartel .
Even when it amount to the character ’s moral force with the Oompa Loompa , he is ab initio at odds with the Loompaland citizen because he steal his hot chocolate beans . However , in all these differences , the novel Willy Wonka movie subtly draws a similarity between its young Willy Wonka and the original story ’s Charlie . This law of similarity not only pee Willy Wonka more sympathetic but also proves that the adult Willy Wonka from the original story was right-hand on the money when he made a crucial determination .
Wonka ’s end not only quicken the most heartwarming moment from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory but also makes it good in more way than one .
Wonka’s Birthday Chocolate Tradition Creates A New Similarity With Charlie
InCharlie and the Chocolate Factory ’s first step arc , Charlie have a chocolate bar as a birthday present from his parents . Willy Wonka ’s backstory in Paul King ’s Wonka reveals that his female parent followed a exchangeable tradition and gave him a coffee bar for his natal day . This parallel of latitude proves that Willy Wonka ’s upbringing inWonka ’s narrative was similar to Charlie ’s in the original Roald Dahl story . Both had humble upbringings where , despite being poor , their parent did everything they could to keep them happy .
Charlie acknowledges his parent ' crusade to make his birthday memorable by breaking his chocolate bar into several slight pieces and share them with his family . In Paul King’sWonka , Timothée Chalamet ’s Willy Wonkadoes something similar by partake in his drinking chocolate with his admirer after a bank note from his mother prompt him that chocolate tastes best when shared . Like Charlie prioritizes his crime syndicate values above everything else toward the oddment ofCharlie and the Chocolate Factory , Chalamet ’s Wonka , too , succeeds as a chocolatier to help his acquaintance escape Mrs. Scrubbit ’s hotel and make his mother gallant .
Wonka Further Proves Why Charlie Was The Perfect Willy Wonka Replacement
Willy Wonka ’s original backstory in Paul King’sWonkahighlights how Charlie was always the perfect replacement for him . Like him , Charlie maturate up with nothing but hop to make a better animation for himself and his family . Similar toWonka ’s titulary character , Charlie also understood the economic value of a single candy bar and , despite look up to chocolates , always prioritized sharing them with others . Although the adult versions of Willy Wonka in both the 1971 and 2005 movies did not precisely mirror Charlie like the one inWonka , they too appreciated him because he seemed far more humble and virtuous than the other kids who visited the mill , realise him the gross heritor to their chocolate imperium .
