There's always a difference between a movie that mostly has practical effects compared to a movie that CGI's everything they can, even the things that they shouldn't! I find that modern movies seem to be moving in the latter direction, even movies with multimillio-dollar budgets. Always refreshing to see a modern movie use practical effects like these!
Can we just talk about how this movie is ALREADY 17 years old and it feels like it just came out. Thanks for this footage, now I am going to go listen to the soundtrack , again!
The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. John 1:1,14 KJV In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH, and dwelt among us, 1 John 3:8 KJV He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil. Isaiah 9:6 KJV For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty GOD, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. John 1:10 He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and THE WORLD KNEW HIM NOT. John 3:18 KJV He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God.
It’s so hard to believe that Johnny played WW. He looks, sounds, and acts like a completely different person. Kudos to johnny Edit: I normally don’t do edits. But to the people coming at me in a rude tone saying “it’s called acting”, I was praising him for being a good actor. Calm down, please, and stop trying to be negative. I know it’s acting. But I was saying it was really good because I couldn’t even tell it was him. Most actors aren’t able to sound or look like a completely different person. Thank you.
I thought the whole thing was CGI. Everyone who put this together was amazing. All the actors were brilliant too. Notably, I think Johnny nailed this character.
The fact they built a whole set for the chocolate palace is insane. All that work for like a 1-2 minute scene... That's dedication I'll tell ya. Filmmakers at their craft. You might think it's stupid to invest so much time for something that wasn't in the film for that long, but you also have to think about retakes and potential set problems that could ruin a scene, so in the end...it was all necessary.
I’m shocked to see how much of this movie isn’t CGI. Watching it makes you think most of it is, but the set designers were just that good at creating unrealistic cartoony looks for things
I am in awe and not only Johnny's acting but also the fact that the melting chocolate and the set is all real is insane let alone training the squirrels 😯
Can't believe this movie was filmed in 2004, it was very much ahead of its time. I was shocked to find out it wasn't very well received when it first came out.
It was done well, but it most certainly wasn’t ahead of it’s time. A lot of these filming techniques were being heavily employees in the 2000s. The Lord of The Rings and the Star Wars prequels come to mind. Both used a ton of motion capture and there were many practical effects, especially in TLOTR. If you want to see a film which was truly ahead of it’s time, watch The Fifth Element from 1997. They did not use motion capture at the time, but I compare all other CGI to that film. If you can’t do better than they did in 1997, why even try?
Really!?!? That’s surprising, we watched it RELIGIOUSLY in my house as kids bc we thought it was so cool o.O we even used it to put my little brother to sleep bc of the music
Ahead of its time? 🤣🤣 You realize they made the same movie & same sets decades before this, right? & they made it better, even though they had A LOT LESS to work with.
I read an interview where he said he got the voice for Wonka, while playing dolls with his daughter. This just makes my heart melt. Johnny Depp is truly a beautiful soul.❤
Didn't know that, love it! In one of his interviews he was talking about playing Barbies with his daughter for like 12 hours lol. He may have been making a joke about the actual time, but obviousy played Barbies with her for a long time. Can you imagine that scenario! Oh, to have been a fly on the wall!
LOL😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 TRUER WORDS HAVE NEVER BEEN SAID!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I HAVEN'T LAUGHED SO HARD IN A LONG TIME. TU, I NEEDED YOUR COMMENT MORE THAN I KNEW! SO GREAT!!!
Yes, I felt the same--he became so androgenous , but I thnk he has a button he presses in his brain when he works with Burton-brings him kind back to Scissorhands--a childlike joy?
It wasn’t long ago that I found out it was Johnny Depp. I don’t really know and follow actors like a lot of people do but of course I’ve heard of Depp. He’s had so many diverse roles in movies it’s wild.
🤯 the synchronization of the factory ladies, the chocolate palace, the creativity, the kid in the chocolate river, the amount of creativity from everyone esp Johnny!
I think she is referring to something like they were so young that even if they known the renown of these people, knew some of their works and had the opportunity to learn by first hand what was like to work with them, at that time of their lives, they weren’t able to fully understand the weight that those men have in the lives and hearts of several generations that grew up with the amazing stories and worlds that they brought to life c: what a privilege to look back and remember the amazing experiences they had with them and been part of it
I actually... Didn't expect most of the props to be genuine props, god, they should have done five golden tickets for five kids be at the set because that's as magical and a unique experience as going into the factory must have been.
I miss the trinity......Burton, Depp, and Bonham-Carter. They made cinematic magic together, and I loved their collaborations. We need them back together to create more masterpieces.
10:25 Wow, you don't realize just how loud that chocolate waterfall actually is in real life haha, it's a wonder anyone could hear any lines or anything that was being said
im sorry their budget was HOW MUCH?? cuz they practically made every room IRL, even the gigantic chocolate room and the machines in the lab wtf!! now thats impressive!!!
you need to see the original made in the 1970's. there is no movie more iconic and mezmerizing than that except maybe the original judy garland in wizard of oz.
God I was so obsessed with this movie when it first came out. I loved the special features on the DVD; you could really SEE how much effort they put into the whole production. A feast for the eyes, literally.
They did not have to go that hard on the dvd. One of the best and that's saying something because there were a lot of really well put together dvds around the early/mid 2000s.
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This movie illustrates JD's talent as a character actor than almost better than any other film he's ever done. If you didn't know it was JD, you really couldn't tell. Just amazing transformation!!!
I LOVEEEEE the raw footage. Its so much more real than a edited filtered enhanced "documentary or behind the scenes" which is really more like just another movie Lmao. I would 100% watch more hours of this than anything.
Wow this is amazing. I think people take for granted how important it is preserving footage of production because it’s so fascinating, and the fact that there’s this much of it from the movie is so cool. It looks like such a positive work environment too for the crew. Very awesome!
Yes, the last point is always important. I mean, if there had been any negative stuff, I'd doubt it would be released for public consumption, but one still gets the vibe from this b-roll that the cast and crew were in good spirits, and no one was harmed, despite all the various stunts.
It's so cool to see the actors contain their emotions for a long time for a shot that might be 10 seconds to us but took hours to make and be emotional in front of literally nothing at the right time.
Absolutely incredible footage. I wish we had more behind the scenes shots like this for more movies. Johnny was absolutely brilliant in this film and I always loved watching it as a kid. As a reminder, every day after filming these scenes, Johnny, Burton and others had to go to the set of Corpse Bride to record voice lines for that film. Insane work ethic here.
@MischiefsHorizon no like, what's a puppet in the movie? I know there are animatronics of deep roy and all the squirrels are real so idk what they're talking about.
Maybe it's because he looks like Captain Jack at least quite a bit. Tattoos, a beard, something like a rock star I don’t know 😅 I always knew Johnny was playing Willy Wonka, but I really don't see him! All I see is Wonka, no Johnny at all. It's so weird for me lol
I have never in my 67 years of life loved an actor as much as I love Johnny, seeing him pour his life out on the stand in front of the world has been so sad and touching! Disney has screwed up royally! There’s never going to be another Jack Sparrow ever! Get healthy and happy Johnny ❤️ you are loved by the world #justiceforjohnnydepp
Watching movies like this getting made makes me realize just how much money and effort is put into making scenes like the chocolate river. All the materials, time spent filming, the creativity that goes into coming up with it and then actually making it is insane
its like Johnny becomes possessed- how well hes able to portray these characters; the mannerisms, the voice acting. Everything about this performance was incredible and the directors did such a phenomenal job on this film.
I cannot believe the production value from what I have seen so far. (I have only watched 8 minutes from this moment writing). They truly do not make them like they use to. I think I'm going to watch it again for greater appreciation. Awesome line up!
I love this movie. The amount of work that went into it is amazing. Depp really brought an unexpected tone to Wonka that I find mesmerizing for some reason. Gene Wilder was sheer brilliance with his characterization. Love them both for bringing two different worlds to life that I can escape to. Happy 50th anniversary to the original!
I agree. I like and appreciate both. I like the original for the bright whimsical that Gene's had. I also like that this caught some of the darker tones the book has. While being fun.
MJ actually wanted to do the role of willy Wonka bc he wanted to get into acting. He said to Tim burton that he'll do the movie's entire soundtrack for free if he gets the role, but Tim said no. LOL. So the fact that Johnny Depp was inspired by MJ is quite hilarious and ironic.
Thanks for commenting, Willy! It was old B-roll footage uploaded on UA-cam by Warner Bros. It was available through a link only. It was since made private but I downloaded it beforehand.
Johnny's voice made this character! It's awesome how he made the viewers hang on to every single weird word Willy Wonka says! Johnny Depp is a king of an actor!
1. So much more in this movie was practical effects than I even thought! 2. At 11:53 there's something really wholesome about Johnny clapping for this kid that did his own stunt.
Really cool to see this also makes you realise how difficult it must be to be an actor, remembering all the lines but also following all the different instructions
I never liked this movie as a kid, but honestly, seeing how many of the sets, props, effects, etc. were real is really impressive. Must have been super fun for the child actors.
I couldn't adore Johnny any more. He is simply perfection on the movie screen. I've never had an infatuation with him as a teen idol or anything like that but every movie he played in just seemed to be flawless. He is so talented I wish I had just a tiny bit of his talent.
@@thescroot Thank god we have people like you to get online and comment on random people's comments. You have opened my eyes and taught me so much. Don't know how I got through these past 50 years without your fkn guidance. Wise one. Fkn dip-sh!+
It’s so sad when we saw all this hard work for a years…. The long march of a man's life of work and dedication, and another person who has nothing less than all of this comes and tries to destroy him … justice for Johnny ✌🏼
For the longest I thought this was how Johnny Depp actually spoke. Needless to say I was floored when I saw him on some award show. Shows just how talented he is
I am a big fan of Tim Burton's amazing work. Directing Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, Sweeney Todd, Corpse Bride, Frankenweenie, etc. And producing movies like The Nightmare Before Christmas with Henry Selick and producing 9 with Shane Acker. Keep up the great work Tim, you're a legendary director.
They should've kept in Mike mocking Veruca, that would've been ICONIC. Plus, it's just hilarious, especially the look she gives him! 🤣 And I like that Mr. Teavee had some concern for Augustus --- they should have kept that in, too. 😕
Me too. It fit their characters in this version. Mike being a rude smartass who would make fun of the spoiled rich girl, and Mr. Teavee actually being a fairly decent guy (shame about his son).
ohh so they didn’t use it in the movie. i was so confused because i don’t remember that part so i thought it was a lady behind the camera telling her how to say it.
this whole setting is mind blowing, i didn't know they even made the waterfall, and the boat, even the robot, jeez they deserve an outstanding applause !!
Something that is so sad about films today is the lack of practical effects. They made a whole candy shop for ONE scene in this movie. Today it would just be cheap CGI. Its a big reason no one went to see the new Wonka movie. Everyone is tired of looking at CGI. We want practical effects and real sets back.
It’s so weird Johnny looks barely 25 in this role especially with his voice but he was 42. Awesome acting.
He was 42?……… well godt damn
@@nothisispatrick6332 right lmao
Agreed lol
Such a handsome man
HE WAS 42??? I deadass always thought he was a teen/early 20s in this
My god they basically just made and filmed everything, barely any CGI or composition fakery, wow.
as a good and large budgeted set would!
Right? I reallly appreciate this type of movie, Silent hill too.
There's always a difference between a movie that mostly has practical effects compared to a movie that CGI's everything they can, even the things that they shouldn't!
I find that modern movies seem to be moving in the latter direction, even movies with multimillio-dollar budgets. Always refreshing to see a modern movie use practical effects like these!
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Deep Roy is a beast
That melting chocolate palace was outrageous. The production value on this was on another level.
Can we just talk about how this movie is ALREADY 17 years old and it feels like it just came out. Thanks for this footage, now I am going to go listen to the soundtrack , again!
The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him.
John 1:1,14 KJV
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH, and dwelt among us,
1 John 3:8 KJV
He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil.
Isaiah 9:6 KJV
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty GOD, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
John 1:10
He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and THE WORLD KNEW HIM NOT.
John 3:18 KJV
He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God.
No we can't. You fell in love with a shitty film with embarrassing plot twists and acting.
17 years is absurd to hear
18 now the fuck
i thought it was older 😭
It’s so hard to believe that Johnny played WW. He looks, sounds, and acts like a completely different person. Kudos to johnny
Edit: I normally don’t do edits. But to the people coming at me in a rude tone saying “it’s called acting”, I was praising him for being a good actor. Calm down, please, and stop trying to be negative. I know it’s acting. But I was saying it was really good because I couldn’t even tell it was him. Most actors aren’t able to sound or look like a completely different person. Thank you.
I’m watching this to try to convince myself that it’s him and I still don’t think so…which is just a compliment to him
because is not johny deep. Its the guy willy wonka from tik tok!
@@urbonx this is a joke right? 😭😭
@@meghanmedendorp3257 I don't identify as a clown so I guess no.
@@urbonx that IS Johnny Depp lol
I wish more movies provided this kind of behind the scenes footage. It's lengthy, unedited, and a fascinating look into a day on the set.
All of the Lord of the rings and The Hobbit movies have production BTS scenes that are absolutely outstanding.
They usually do. It’s called B-Roll footage. Look up any move then put B-Roll footage and usually it’ll pop up.
highly agreed
Bts? Tf?
@@llort3831 behind the scenes
I thought the whole thing was CGI. Everyone who put this together was amazing. All the actors were brilliant too. Notably, I think Johnny nailed this character.
Amazing set, production, and actors especially Johnny Depp.❤️✨
The fact they built a whole set for the chocolate palace is insane. All that work for like a 1-2 minute scene... That's dedication I'll tell ya. Filmmakers at their craft. You might think it's stupid to invest so much time for something that wasn't in the film for that long, but you also have to think about retakes and potential set problems that could ruin a scene, so in the end...it was all necessary.
I’m shocked to see how much of this movie isn’t CGI. Watching it makes you think most of it is, but the set designers were just that good at creating unrealistic cartoony looks for things
And they used real squirrels too!! 🤯
Ikr! I never would've thought there were this many practical effects! But it makes you wonder why it looks so fake in the movie
Lol your imagination just wouldn’t let you, my dumbass thought it was all real
@@Mo_Regan , the little girl did a great job with real squirrels jumping all over her!
She was a real trooper. This was so interesting to see.
@@madixj most movies use practical effects then gloss over with cgi for fluidity or flare
my mind is absolutely blown that the melting chocolate palace set was REAL
The squirrels also!!!
Same!!!
Yeah its crazy
YEAH IM LIKE- 😱
me too!
I am in awe and not only Johnny's acting but also the fact that the melting chocolate and the set is all real is insane let alone training the squirrels 😯
The little hand shake between Johnny and the boy 12:20 it’s so cute I love how gentle Johnny is with kids
Cuz that's his own son???
No he's not.
His name is Jordan fry !
wait a hot second. these sets are real!? they should make them into museums
I was thinking the same thing
you never been to Universal studios bro
Sadly esp how long it's been they have been destroyed and used for something else how a lot of studios do things.
@@not.alexanderr it's really expensive, most people can't
@@castheral5469 its called google
Can't believe this movie was filmed in 2004, it was very much ahead of its time. I was shocked to find out it wasn't very well received when it first came out.
It was done well, but it most certainly wasn’t ahead of it’s time. A lot of these filming techniques were being heavily employees in the 2000s. The Lord of The Rings and the Star Wars prequels come to mind. Both used a ton of motion capture and there were many practical effects, especially in TLOTR. If you want to see a film which was truly ahead of it’s time, watch The Fifth Element from 1997. They did not use motion capture at the time, but I compare all other CGI to that film. If you can’t do better than they did in 1997, why even try?
Really!?!? That’s surprising, we watched it RELIGIOUSLY in my house as kids bc we thought it was so cool o.O we even used it to put my little brother to sleep bc of the music
Ahead of its time? 🤣🤣 You realize they made the same movie & same sets decades before this, right? & they made it better, even though they had A LOT LESS to work with.
@@sidda7085 As much as I love Johnny, Gene Wilder will always be Willy Wonka to me.
@@sidda7085 Well same movie, not really. Same sets, not really. Better? Matter of opinion
I read an interview where he said he got the voice for Wonka, while playing dolls with his daughter. This just makes my heart melt. Johnny Depp is truly a beautiful soul.❤
Didn't know that, love it! In one of his interviews he was talking about playing Barbies with his daughter for like 12 hours lol. He may have been making a joke about the actual time, but obviousy played Barbies with her for a long time. Can you imagine that scenario! Oh, to have been a fly on the wall!
@@kumuluskld so sweet!❤️
11:34 I love this part where Augustus fakes his fall.
In the movie: He can't swim!
Irl: Everyone clapping for Augustus falling into the river
if you were there i know you would jump in and save him wouldn't you?@@zoeysavino709
Well at least the Chocolate wasn’t actually deep
@@zoeysavino709the river was not deep
The fact that most of the scenes are not cgi is absolutely incredible
Practical effects my beloved
@@bananabird1844 What is CGI?
@@coldwindblowing Computer Generated Imagery
I just cannot believe this set. That’s insane. Imagine being a kid getting to be there
Afraid about teeths 😂
Even the squirrels were better actors than AH, Amazing!
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you mean amber turd?
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TRUER WORDS HAVE NEVER BEEN SAID!!!!!!
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This deserves more likes 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@abdullahsaid8561 you mean The Chocolate Factory? lol
i wish more movies used practical FX. These sets are legendary.
It's so heart-warming to see how sweet Johnny is with kids.
@@johnnychdepp lol.
Quien es johnny
@@lisamartinez2062 the actor of willy wonka
He also was a dad by this time
Such a kind soul
I almost didn’t recognize Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka! The way he acted, looked, and portrayed the body language-he embodied his character perfectly.
Yes, I felt the same--he became so androgenous , but I thnk he has a button he presses in his brain when he works with Burton-brings him kind back to Scissorhands--a childlike joy?
@@user-mj7vl9dn6w this is such a good explanation I totally agree
"YOU DON'T RECOGNIZE WILLY WONKA"!
It wasn’t long ago that I found out it was Johnny Depp. I don’t really know and follow actors like a lot of people do but of course I’ve heard of Depp. He’s had so many diverse roles in movies it’s wild.
he was 42 at the time too@@YipJumpMusic
🤯 the synchronization of the factory ladies, the chocolate palace, the creativity, the kid in the chocolate river, the amount of creativity from everyone esp Johnny!
24:29 i like how Johny randomly taps the camera operators ear and runs away like a kid.
OH MY FUCKING GOD, THE LEVEL OF PRODUCTION OF THIS MOVIE. I LOVE It and i’m LIVING FOR IT
did u say fuck thats a bad word
@@clayadelard so
@@clayadelard Americans say a lot of bad words
Productions as demanding as those of Warner Bros
You're living for it?
damn. these kids had no idea they were working with two legends , Johnny Depp and Tim Burton
they knew it very well
What do you mean "they had no idea"? How do you know what they know?
Johnny and Tim were supremely well known then. Such an iconic duo since the early 90s. Of course they knew lol
I think she is referring to something like they were so young that even if they known the renown of these people, knew some of their works and had the opportunity to learn by first hand what was like to work with them, at that time of their lives, they weren’t able to fully understand the weight that those men have in the lives and hearts of several generations that grew up with the amazing stories and worlds that they brought to life c: what a privilege to look back and remember the amazing experiences they had with them and been part of it
@@rebecca5539 THANK YOU lol
The fact that like 90% of this movie was practical effects is incredible
I actually... Didn't expect most of the props to be genuine props, god, they should have done five golden tickets for five kids be at the set because that's as magical and a unique experience as going into the factory must have been.
I miss the trinity......Burton, Depp, and Bonham-Carter. They made cinematic magic together, and I loved their collaborations. We need them back together to create more masterpieces.
Yep. I hope after all this trial they work together again
Did u know he’s their kids godfather and they r his. Cool huh. I don’t think they liked Amber Terd, no one does! Team Johnny Johnny ✌️
too bad burton is a racist
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice!!!
theres no way you can leave Danny Elfman out of anything with Tim Burton...
Can we just recognize how much jhonny Depp changed his voice this movie!!! Fucken talented!!!
Yeah like holy cow....it's weird seeing him as Jack sparrow and grindalwald and how those characters sound completely diffrent to Wonka.
@@selenamcmahan9234 and mad hatter
@@DazzlingPotatoes his filmography is too huge to be listed
Mad hatter????
@@Kaelyn99 i know!
24:31 Johnny messing with the camera man😂❤️
haha yeah that's so cute😂💞
😂😂😂
That's 100% something Willy Wonka would do
Seeing this movie in theaters and then seeing it now 16-17 years later is absolutely insane and awesome. Thanks for uploading this for us!
Never thought I’d be so intrigued by synchronized unwrapping of chocolate bars. 🤔 It’s quality choreography
Read this right as the unwrapping started 😆
Insane amount of extras when he easily could’ve cgi 🔥
@#JohnnyDeppIsARapist!! #JohnnyDeppesracista Lol no one's gonna pay you for it, Amber.
@#JohnnyDeppIsARapist!! #JohnnyDeppesracista nigga, wat?
Shelling candy bars
10:25 Wow, you don't realize just how loud that chocolate waterfall actually is in real life haha, it's a wonder anyone could hear any lines or anything that was being said
Scenes like that are generally re-dubbed in post-production. I'd imagine the actors were more focused on visual cues to know when their parts were.
They probably turn off after the scene
it’s a wonder how that pipes big enough
@@oinkoink4407 glad Im not the only one who read that lol
Im just astounded it wasnt all cgi my god!
Observing johnny on set he seems a joy to have worked with, kind, quirky funny and thoughtful, and not in your face like some actors.
At 17:02 it is bizarre hearing Johnny's Depps real voice when he is dressed up as Wonka lol
Johnny really doesnt deserve what happened to him :'(
What happened
@@MixedBeauty01 the accusations
@@bendykin what accusations?
@@basiaok3364 his wife or idk I think they broke up,accused Johnny Depp of abuse when his wife is the one abusing johnny depp
Everything will be alright, his reputation isn’t ruined.
im sorry their budget was HOW MUCH??
cuz they practically made every room IRL, even the gigantic chocolate room and the machines in the lab wtf!! now thats impressive!!!
A bit late but they had 150 millions $ (according to Wikipedia)
@@underloveryz2731 HOLY SHIT
@@damnedtosuffer666 it's fine because the movie was a big success, it earned much well over the budget.
Yeah, seeing how huge these sets were had me thinking of the budget as well. It's crazy how much work went into it for one film.
you need to see the original made in the 1970's. there is no movie more iconic and mezmerizing than that except maybe the original judy garland in wizard of oz.
12:10 Johnny looks so cool and serious just standing in between takes
God I was so obsessed with this movie when it first came out. I loved the special features on the DVD; you could really SEE how much effort they put into the whole production. A feast for the eyes, literally.
They did not have to go that hard on the dvd. One of the best and that's saying something because there were a lot of really well put together dvds around the early/mid 2000s.
He is a true treasure, he is Willy Wonka, Mad Hatter, Jack Sparrow, Edward Scissorhands, just to name a few - he is incredible
It's Captain Jack Sparrow 😉
Gene Wilder is Willy Wonka.
@@redheadshortie7854 that's right, never forget 'Captain' in Captain Jack Sparrow 🥰 he is my childhood
@@ori_astra4042 there will never be a Captain Jack Sparrow like Johnny Depp
Also, Ichabad Crane in Sleepy Hollow!
I don't usually watch stuff like this, but this movie is extra special to me
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This movie illustrates JD's talent as a character actor than almost better than any other film he's ever done. If you didn't know it was JD, you really couldn't tell. Just amazing transformation!!!
I LOVEEEEE the raw footage. Its so much more real than a edited filtered enhanced "documentary or behind the scenes" which is really more like just another movie Lmao. I would 100% watch more hours of this than anything.
Wow this is amazing. I think people take for granted how important it is preserving footage of production because it’s so fascinating, and the fact that there’s this much of it from the movie is so cool. It looks like such a positive work environment too for the crew. Very awesome!
Yes, the last point is always important. I mean, if there had been any negative stuff, I'd doubt it would be released for public consumption, but one still gets the vibe from this b-roll that the cast and crew were in good spirits, and no one was harmed, despite all the various stunts.
you need to see the original 1970's version. it will always be iconic and nothing is better. i was mezmerized as a child in 1972
@@nancyanderson2032 It's too dated now
It's so cool to see the actors contain their emotions for a long time for a shot that might be 10 seconds to us but took hours to make and be emotional in front of literally nothing at the right time.
Too right!!! Incredibly good acting.
My dad helped deliver the chocolate river to the set! Fun fact I guess.
Absolutely incredible footage. I wish we had more behind the scenes shots like this for more movies. Johnny was absolutely brilliant in this film and I always loved watching it as a kid. As a reminder, every day after filming these scenes, Johnny, Burton and others had to go to the set of Corpse Bride to record voice lines for that film. Insane work ethic here.
props to the all squirrel trainers, and actress who let a bunch of squirrels climb all over her just for that scene. Now THAT'S some dedication
props to the squirrels, really good and well payed actors.
That was a doll
@@o.o20 What's a doll?
@MischiefsHorizon What's a puppet?
@MischiefsHorizon no like, what's a puppet in the movie? I know there are animatronics of deep roy and all the squirrels are real so idk what they're talking about.
I didn’t know they actually built a factory
Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory/Charlie And The Chocolate Factory is one of those types of movies that need a lot of effort to make
That all axis gimbal rig was amazing
I find it funny how y’all can’t see Depp as an eccentric chocolatier but you can see him as a drunken cracked out weird-ass pirate 😂
Maybe it's because he looks like Captain Jack at least quite a bit. Tattoos, a beard, something like a rock star I don’t know 😅
I always knew Johnny was playing Willy Wonka, but I really don't see him! All I see is Wonka, no Johnny at all. It's so weird for me lol
12:33 It is interesting to see how the actors resemble their characters in personality even out of action
they probably try to stay in character in between takes
thats what i was thinking aswell@@johnlindsay646
Love this! Especially seeing everyone clap for the kid playing Auggie. Giving him confidence.
Falling into a chocolate river cannot be as fun in real life as we imagine
@@DAMIENDMILLS True. It was stated that if it went into his ears it would interfere with his hearing.
@@DAMIENDMILLS That was a stunt double😂🤣
@@jesusislife9259 Okay.
@@DAMIENDMILLS yeah like stunt double or not it still wouldn't be fun
This is the kind of stuff I love to watch because I know how much work goes into it and all the people behind the camera who are making this happen.
I have never in my 67 years of life loved an actor as much as I love Johnny, seeing him pour his life out on the stand in front of the world has been so sad and touching!
Disney has screwed up royally! There’s never going to be another Jack Sparrow ever!
Get healthy and happy Johnny ❤️ you are loved by the world
#justiceforjohnnydepp
There should be a "Captain" in there somewhere lol
Watching movies like this getting made makes me realize just how much money and effort is put into making scenes like the chocolate river. All the materials, time spent filming, the creativity that goes into coming up with it and then actually making it is insane
its like Johnny becomes possessed- how well hes able to portray these characters; the mannerisms, the voice acting. Everything about this performance was incredible and the directors did such a phenomenal job on this film.
It's called method acting
@@lako8368 yes it is 💯
@@lako8368 its called ACTING we can even leave the method out of it
@@lako8368 method acting would insinuate that he’d spent months as a chocolate factory owner
@@lako8368 lol no
I cannot believe the production value from what I have seen so far. (I have only watched 8 minutes from this moment writing). They truly do not make them like they use to. I think I'm going to watch it again for greater appreciation. Awesome line up!
It’s actually insane how most of the sets were practical.
I love this movie. The amount of work that went into it is amazing. Depp really brought an unexpected tone to Wonka that I find mesmerizing for some reason. Gene Wilder was sheer brilliance with his characterization. Love them both for bringing two different worlds to life that I can escape to.
Happy 50th anniversary to the original!
I agree. I like and appreciate both. I like the original for the bright whimsical that Gene's had. I also like that this caught some of the darker tones the book has. While being fun.
Amazing how everything looks like a stage and props but then in the finished movie it all looks so magical and real.
This is so COOL. Being an actor/actress and working on sets like these must me insanely cool
My favorite movie of all time. I watch this once a year especially during Christmas season.
The fact people thought Johnny was inspired my Michael Jackson in his portrayal of Wonka never ceases to crack me up when I see this movie
MJ actually wanted to do the role of willy Wonka bc he wanted to get into acting. He said to Tim burton that he'll do the movie's entire soundtrack for free if he gets the role, but Tim said no. LOL. So the fact that Johnny Depp was inspired by MJ is quite hilarious and ironic.
He also said on Ellen that this version of Wonka was his idea of what George Bush would be like if he were stoned lmao
His version of WW is canon to me.
@@uroosaabbas2354 where did you hear that?
@@karlaramsey6382 his source be like trust me bro lmao but it kinda makes sense
I cannot imagine the amount of money and effort they had to put in making this I'm amazed
The budget was $150 million
Seeing the real squirrels was honestly the best part of this whole video
This movie is perfect, it made my childhood and I still love watching it today.
Where did you find this?!
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Thanks for commenting, Willy!
It was old B-roll footage uploaded on UA-cam by Warner Bros. It was available through a link only. It was since made private but I downloaded it beforehand.
clicked for johnny, stayed for the gorgeous sets.. my God the amount of work put into this and the attention to detail are insane!
unpopular opinion: shy people are the best actors
Johnny's voice made this character! It's awesome how he made the viewers hang on to every single weird word Willy Wonka says! Johnny Depp is a king of an actor!
I didn’t know they used real animatronics for the welcome song scene. I think some of them were actually saved whilst some were flammable.
1. So much more in this movie was practical effects than I even thought!
2. At 11:53 there's something really wholesome about Johnny clapping for this kid that did his own stunt.
This is one of the best examples of how practical effects make movies so good so much cgi recently
Really cool to see this also makes you realise how difficult it must be to be an actor, remembering all the lines but also following all the different instructions
24:30 nice to see a playful moment of Johnny walking out of frame and quickly popping the gobstopper in the cameraman’s ear.
Tim Burton and Johnny Depp are each so unique. Tim is a great director, liked seeing him directing.
19:43 the awkward silent in this scene
I never liked this movie as a kid, but honestly, seeing how many of the sets, props, effects, etc. were real is really impressive. Must have been super fun for the child actors.
I couldn't adore Johnny any more. He is simply perfection on the movie screen. I've never had an infatuation with him as a teen idol or anything like that but every movie he played in just seemed to be flawless. He is so talented I wish I had just a tiny bit of his talent.
It’s fine to love an actor’s work, but the dude’s been in a ton of bad movies and been bad IN them. Best to keep it real. He’s human.
@@thescroot Thank god we have people like you to get online and comment on random people's comments. You have opened my eyes and taught me so much. Don't know how I got through these past 50 years without your fkn guidance. Wise one. Fkn dip-sh!+
7:55 and 10:22 wooooow that's just mind blowing I thought they build all this using cgi or computer modeling they really did it in real life !!!!!
@@heypresto1979 even it's fake or anything it's just amazing they build the whole stage scene that's absolutely good
This behind the scene is a true treasure very2 impressive
@@heypresto1979 silly question but, do you know what the fake chocolate was made of?
Not forgetting the chocolate indian palace too
The Oompa Loompa actor lives in my neighborhood and I see him at the grocery store he's so nice
It’s so sad when we saw all this hard work for a years…. The long march of a man's life of work and dedication, and another person who has nothing less than all of this comes and tries to destroy him … justice for Johnny ✌🏼
For the longest I thought this was how Johnny Depp actually spoke. Needless to say I was floored when I saw him on some award show. Shows just how talented he is
I love that all the Nut Shelling workers were all coreographed🤣🤣🤣
4:26
Real factories are very similar. Everything must move at the right pace for things to run smoothly.
It reminded me of "Silent Hill" the nurse scene they all choreograph their creepy movements too just like this truly awesome
that amount of extras had me shocked
@@JQQ9 , frr, i also didn't think they actually had a whole warehouse 😭
@@oDM0o also the nut workers on the back can be barely seen in the movie their effort got wasted smh
I always wondered how they did the boat scene, it looked so fun in the movie but even behind the scenes it looked fun too!
damn that movie had some crazy sets
Honestly, I really love Tim Burton's work, it's always so magical yet mysterious at the same time 🖤
I am a big fan of Tim Burton's amazing work. Directing Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, Sweeney Todd, Corpse Bride, Frankenweenie, etc. And producing movies like The Nightmare Before Christmas with Henry Selick and producing 9 with Shane Acker.
Keep up the great work Tim, you're a legendary director.
@@zoeysavino709 You said it perfectly! 😊 ❤
Nightmare Before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands and Beetlejuice definitely crafted me as a person. XD
This was my first Tim Burton movie and my first movie with Johnny Depp.
Ha ha I find it hard to believe this!
same
My first movie with Johnny was a nightmare on elm street
the fact that the squirrels were real and actually trained is absolutly stunning.
WOW, was surprised to see that the Indian chocolate palace was not fully CGI!
They should've kept in Mike mocking Veruca, that would've been ICONIC. Plus, it's just hilarious, especially the look she gives him! 🤣 And I like that Mr. Teavee had some concern for Augustus --- they should have kept that in, too. 😕
Me too. It fit their characters in this version. Mike being a rude smartass who would make fun of the spoiled rich girl, and Mr. Teavee actually being a fairly decent guy (shame about his son).
ohh so they didn’t use it in the movie. i was so confused because i don’t remember that part so i thought it was a lady behind the camera telling her how to say it.
@@oinkoink4407 same!
13:10
@@oinkoink4407 same 🤣
this whole setting is mind blowing, i didn't know they even made the waterfall, and the boat, even the robot, jeez they deserve an outstanding applause !!
I never realized they actually created an entire room as a set, brown dyed waterfalls and everything! Great effort
It wasn’t dyed
It was real chocolate
Tim is such an unique director.❤
I like this behind the scenes and the looks Johnny Depp made lol 😆
Me to
23:13 With violet and mike that’s my favorite 🤩 23:17
Omg
Wow, Depp is really really Burton's golden son.
@@portraita2679 Johnny depp isn't tim burton's son bruh
Back in the days when CGI wasn't widely used. This is amazing to see! It deserves the fame and success!!
CGI was widely used in 2004. Tim Burton just prefers practical effects.
Something that is so sad about films today is the lack of practical effects. They made a whole candy shop for ONE scene in this movie. Today it would just be cheap CGI. Its a big reason no one went to see the new Wonka movie. Everyone is tired of looking at CGI. We want practical effects and real sets back.
exactly, especially the set for this movie, it was so well made. they should have made it into a museum or smth
The size of these sets are incredible