In both movies there is a “Charlie Buckett” and his grandfather. Five golden tickets around the world were sent out to be uncovered by five lucky children to come visit Mr. Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, with a guardian of some kind. The five kids: Veruca, Violet, Charlie, Augustus, and Mike all one way or another ended up receiving a golden ticket and visiting the factory. One way or another the kids did something they weren’t supposed to and were escorted out of the factory in quirky ways. The plot in the 1971 movie was for the last behaved child in the factory with their guardian was to receive a lifetime supply of chocolate. In the remake the reward was not clearly stated, but the same rules
In both movies there is a “Charlie Buckett” and his grandfather. Five golden tickets around the world were sent out to be uncovered by five lucky children to come visit Mr. Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, with a guardian of some kind. The five kids: Veruca, Violet, Charlie, Augustus, and Mike all one way or another ended up receiving a golden ticket and visiting the factory. One way or another the kids did something they weren’t supposed to and were escorted out of the factory in quirky ways. The plot in the 1971 movie was for the last behaved child in the factory with their guardian was to receive a lifetime supply of chocolate. In the remake the reward was not clearly stated, but the same rules