Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory closing credits (with Paramount logo restored)
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- This is a sequel to my Willy Wonka opening restoration. Now, for the opening, I may have actually zoomed into the credits too much, as they were recorded with Bandicam. The Paramount logo had a watermark (if you look closely) as it was captured from KissCartoon. I think I managed to fix this issue.
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RIP Gene Wilder (Willy Wonka)
1933-2016
John Moor90
At least Charlie is still running the factory
Very sad
So shines a good deed in a weary world
John Moor90 0:04-0:09 I’ve always liked him as Willy Wonka in this movie.
No matter what, Gene Wilder; we’ll miss you and your amazing acting. But you always be in your movies no matter what we watch.
"Don't forget what happened to the man who suddenly got everything he always wanted..."
"What happened?..."
"He lived happily ever after..."
DAMNIT, I'M CRYING 😭😭😭
Same here... lol 🤷🏽♀️
HQ Night Willy Wonka is the happiest man that what he meant cos he wanted someone he chosed for his factory
Foul Phil - Suit: My tummy hurts!
Greaser Greg - Suit: What did you eat?
Foul Phil - Suit: Everything!
Greaser Greg - Suit: That makes sense!
Ali Gator: [looking at stuffed alligator, gasps] My God! It's Cousin Charlie!
Valerie Vomit: [Valerie Vomit, finds her hamburger wrapper empty] Ali, you ate my burger!
🤣
@@mikesilva3868 Foul Phil - Suit: My tummy hurts!
Greaser Greg - Suit: What did you eat?
Foul Phil - Suit: Everything!
Greaser Greg - Suit: That makes sense!
Ali Gator: [looking at stuffed alligator, gasps] My God! It's Cousin Charlie!
Valerie Vomit: [Valerie Vomit, finds her hamburger wrapper empty] Ali, you ate my burger!
🤣
I love that Peter and Gene were friends in real life. It makes that hug even more wholesome.
Michael Bollner who played Augustus Gloop said that he never got to speak to Gene Wilder during filming.
@@georgecampbell9638 That's right.
@@georgecampbell9638 That's right.
@@davidfarmer2193 well, rest in peace, Willy Wonka
Were they really? They were 24 years apart in age.
A whole year since we lost Mr. Wonka. I just saw the movie tonight and I cried at the end, as I always do now. :'(
I loved Gene, too.
Last year I saw he died because someone posted it online and I cried my eyes out. I still do a bit when I see Willy Wonka and Young Frankenstein.
@@Emilykrabappel I'm Sorry, Emily!😟
KJ The Hedgecat its alright
Death is a part of life. I don't get too sad, because at least we got to experience Gene Wilder's great performance
Beautiful song. It always makes me so mad at the station that cuts off the song just to show commercials.
IKR?
Hey. You mean the ABC Family?
No. I mean like what AMC did when they recently showed this movie. They cut off the movie just at that point when the song/credits starts to show what's coming up next. Really annoying.
Awwww, that's too bad. You'll see the ending credits on Blu-ray version. That Warner Bros. plastered the Paramount logo for Willy Wonka on VHS, DVD and Blu-ray.
Awesome. Thanks
In loving memory of Gene Wilder (1933-2016) and for Denise Nickerson (1957-2019).
And rip jack albertson
And Roy kinnear
And leonard stone
And Dodo Denney
The singers during the credits sound like the Oompa Loompas.
Daniel Celano That's because they are.
It is sung by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley
They are
Yeah they do
They probaly are
This makes me so sad for some reason
I think it's because Gene Wilder has passed on.
@@alexanderip1003 Dropping like Augustus Gloop in the chocolate river.
It made me sad too.😟🙁
@@danielwilliamson6180 😠Great, now you made me again!
@@alexanderip1003 WHAT?!
Rest In Peace Gene Wilder
1933 - 2016
Im a real Star wars fan, but This is almost 50 Times better! One of the best movies ever. I sure miss Gene Wilder.......
I loved Willy Wonka and Star Wars as a kid. I still love Star Wars.
Same here. I now have a sour taste in the new Star Wars movies so I just watch classic films that were not a big success but still are perfect like this one
@@danielwilliamson6180 me too 😎
@@georgecampbell9638 to be honest this still became a classic movie after it came out
@@georgecampbell9638 to be honest many people still see it that way
Such a beautiful and heartwarming ending especially when Wonka embraces Charlie.
I like happy ending 😊🥰☺️🥳😃
Gene Wilder > Johnny Depp
You will be missed Gene Wilder! The one TRUE Willy Wonka. Rest in Peace
Interesting to know
Matthew Lucas they’re both legends
@@spencerpearson3986 okay then
Matthew Lucas WHAT AHHHHH
gene wilder was a better willy wonka, but on general (not just willy/charlie and the chocolate factory) i like depo more
Such a perfect ending to such a beautiful movie...
Madeleine N To this day, this ending makes me cry my eyes out
this is not a perfect ending u idiot
+PrincesaLaura I agree with you, the ending looks like it's been left on a cliffhanger, that's one of the reasons why I don't like the original and prefer the remake....
why does it seem like a cliff hanger? what should have come next? or how should have it ended?
Its a dark ending. As soon as they went up to the clouds, he killed Charlie😈
Can’t believe how old this move actually is...it’s 47 this year...it’ll always remain a classic that will be shown for generations to come. 13 years in the Johnny Depp one still can’t scratch the magic of this film
EDIT: it turns 50 this year
thehoneybadger1223
Wait till 2021. It’ll be friggin’ 50!
😠Well, of fucking course not.😆
@@King_Colombia_Inc FUCK THAT!! It won't be the same without Gene Wilder.
The original is the best
It turned 50,and WB put the paramount logo back at the beginning
RIP Violet 🔵🍭☁️🍫
Yup, Denise Nickerson. 😢😔
She’s reunited with her dad in the heavenly sky
He lived happily ever after :')
🙂
Aww so nice makes me happy so many memories
Happy 50th Anniversary to one of the best movies out there!
0:25 Best end credits music ever, hands down.
What song???
@@rngboguych.1998 pure imagination
Thanks you
They say today, Charlie Bucket continues to make Willy’s wish come true enchanting people all over the world with his own imagination and years of candy making experience
The ending 😭 couldn’t help but cry for how lucky Charlie is
GREAT CLOSING CREDITS R.I.P GENE WILDER 1933- 2016 !!!!
This movie was so insanely ahead of it's time.
this scene always brings tears to my eyes
🥲
Me too
RIP Gene Wilder
RIP Jack Albertson
RIP Denise Nickerson
RIP Roy Kinnear
RIP Leonard Stone
RIP Dodo Denney
RIP Ursula Reit
RIP Diana Sowle
RIP Gunter Meisner
RIP Aubrey Woods
RIP David Battley
RIP Peter Capell
RIP Werner Heyking
RIP Malcolm Dixon
RIP Tim Brooke Taylor
Now only Peter Ostrum, Michael Bollner, Julie Dawn Cole, Paris Themmen and Peter Stuart are alive. Among uncredited cast also two Oompa Loompas: Rusty Goffe and Albert Wilkinson. Gloria Manon, Bob Roe, Madeline Stuart and Shin Hamano are also still alive. And the kids are now in their 60s. So all surviving cast members are now elderly.
Year later Malcolm Dixon passed away in April 2020
Tim Brooke Taylor passed away in July 17,1940 -April 12,2020
Just a beautiful classic. Peace
✌️
I can never watch the credits without crying.
I always tear up when they hug at 0:08, it's so heartwarming
My childhood just called me on the shoulder and floated away with them Jin the sky.
Is that sweet a father and the son and the love they share.
Rest In Peace Gene Wilder aka Willy Wonka 🍫😔 we will always remember you
He’s making Wonka bars up in the heavenly sky now
Why don’t movies end like this anymore? 😢
I know
@@watchforever1724 nor likely to again
@@jamessparkman6604 different decade too
they made a prequel to this film the film released a few months ago
I always thought it was so weird that they only have the cast included in the credits but not the crew
That was how many movies were before the 1980s. Some did not even have credits at the end, just a "The End" card with distributor information
The 2005 version is more aesthetically pleasing but this version is more musically pleasing
"Don't forget what happened to the man who suddenly got what he always wanted, He lived happily ever after " Best part of my favorite movie, But I do vercua really good :>
I like to see that happy face when he give the factory to Charlie but the four bad children have leave the factory 🏭.
This gives me so much nostalgia
0:14 Narrator: And that was the marvelous Willy Wonka. As for the four naughty children who left the factory, let’s just say they began new lives for themselves, and new interests. But remember what the Oompa Loompas have sung about greed, manners, being spoiled, and obsession.
Last year I almost cried of happy tears of
This scene it was just so wholesome for me in 4th grade 😊 it was the first time I watched it and I loved it
I saw this as a kid allot times and always wondered what happened to the kids
Starr F8 same thing i wondered too I thought they were going to outer space
They died
wonka died and the kids grew up with out being recognized besides at conventions
They dead
Starr F8 Help. Police. Murder.
I'm just in love with this movie. Something very special about it
I really cried... Don't judge me
I won't...I'm doing the same right now 😭
I feel the same way too.
I'm tearing up right now watching this ending
Me too I’m crying
The original theatrical version of this film was released by Paramount, but all television, video, and theatrical re-issue versions of the film are distributed by Warner Bros. As a result, the current version in circulation opens with a Warner Bros. logo. This happened as a result of Quaker's and Paramount's reaction to the film's poor initial box-office returns; Quaker bowed out early, and Paramount let their distribution rights expire. Since Wolper Productions had been acquired by Warners by that time, the rights reverted to them.
Oh, yeah! I saw this description of alternate versions on IMDB website!
Well I still have the dvd and I remember looking at the warner bros intro at the start of the movie this probably means both warner bros and paramount made this
A good ending
He lived happily ever after
🙂
The ending still hits ❤
No matter what, Gene Wilder; we’ll miss you and your amazing acting. But you always be in your movies no matter what we watch.
I Wish It Didn't End Here...
I Wish It Continued From Here Like The Remake Did...
Well you will be pleased to know they made a prequel to this movie
That’s how a movie ends
Thank you so much for uploading this. Really enjoyed watching it again, at 64 years old, with my grandaughter😁She's 9 years old. We prefer this first version, above the newest one.
When I was a kid, I used to imagine Veruca demanding the producers to put her before the other three children in the casting credits
Don't forget what happened to the man who suddenly got everything he ever wanted...
He took ownership of the factory, then got sued by the parents.
0:25 willy's glass elevator going to the clouds seems to have a different meaning now that Gene Wilder is gone
RIP Gene Wilder 1933 2016😭😞
Even a closing credits jingle by Oompa Loompas is better than most music today
Fr
Beautiful
They need to do a reboot of this Movie with the older actors and another generation of the Willy Wonka Kids. But since Denise Nickerson passed ,they could use a hologram picture of her so she can be in the actual movie it would honestly be a great reboot. Happy 50 Years to this wonderful classic!
Technically they made a "reboot" with Johnny Depp in 2005 but apparently there's going to be a prequel just called Wonka I think
This ending made my cry idek how many times ;), such a great movie :D
One of the bets movie endings ever.
I always pictured the oompa loopmas singing this ending song.
Willy Wonka: anything you want to do, do it
Also Willy Wonka: DON'T DRINK OUT OF THAT RIVER
0:26 RIP Gene WIlder 1933-2016
You are now in heaven
In Loving Memory Of
Roy Kinnear
8th January 1934 - 20th September 1988
(he died from heart attack after falling off a horse while filming for a movie)
For the film's 60th anniversary, Warner Bros should do a scan of the original film negatives.
Remember this,
Next year it would be the 50th Anniversary of Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory.
I hope I remember celebrating the 50th Anniversary are you?
50th Anniversary happens in 2021.
I wonder if they have it on 4K in 2021.
And it happened today. I watched it too to celebrate the 50th anniversary.
Funny enough they did
I loved this movie but I prefer Johnny Depps version I still like Both Wonkas though
Pure Imagination reprise:
If you want to view paradise, Simply look around and view it
Anything you want to do it, Want to make the world there’s nothing to it.
There is no life I know, to compare with Pure Imagination
Living there you’ll be free, If you truly wish to be!
This song was played on Danielle 's funeral. Beautiful song
She will never be forgotten
It always gets me when he hugs charlie, such a great movie
Rest In Peace
Gene Wilder (June 11, 1933 - August 29th, 2016)
Denise Nickerson (April 1, 1957 - July 10th, 2019)
I looked up some people and two people who played in the movie died in 2020 . Tim Brooke Taylor (July 17,1940-April 12,2020) and Malcolm dixon April 20,2020
This is Pure Imagination Finale!
What a fantastic movie I absolutely loved it why can’t they make good movies like this they need to make more it was awesome I loved it🥰🦋
I never can’t stop watching this it still brings tears too my eyes
Me too Brings back memories
Happily ever after. That’s essentially how this film ended for Charlie, but the real life stuff behind the scenes wasn’t all the same pleasant: Mr Roald Dahl disowned this film, Charlie’s actor Peter Ostrum stepped down from acting just as a promising career was about to take off, and Grandpa Joe’s actor Jack Albertson passed away a decade later. Now we of course have lost Gene Wilder and Violet’s actress Denise Nickerson.
0:11 This scene made me cry when I was a kid
Gene Wilder and Jack Albertson fly off into Heaven.
Not Charli
0:25 The Greatest Song!
These have to be the shortest credits I’ve ever seen in a movie
Film has opening credits though.
I love this song sm 😭😭😭
I was kinda a little disapointed that we didn't get to see what happened to the rest of the gang like we did in Johnny Depp's verison
Beautiful music and song!
"Don't forget what happened to the man who suddenly got everything he always wanted..."
"What happened?..."
"He lived happily ever after..."
Chilling words from an acting legend.
RIP Jerome Silberman (b/k/a Gene Wilder)
June 11, 1933-August 29, 2016
0:25 Mr Wonka going up in the sky
Goodbye Gene Wilder 1933-2016
don't forget what happened to the man who suddenly got everything he always wanted...
...he lived happily ever after.
Beautiful ending
The entire movie credits in under 60 seconds. Wow.......
That's how it was with movies in general back then, they only ended with a recap of the cast members, The main credits are at the beginning of the movie.
It wasn't until about 1978 and SUPERMAN that. movies started to have significant ending credits. These days some movie credits are 12 minutes long!
The 50th anniversary release still retains this same 1968 Paramount logo, along with the 2021 WB logo as well. That is in the Blu-Ray, 4K and digital releases.
Rest in piece Willy.[*]
now that nice Willy wonka
2005 will have my heart, but 1971 will have my soul
I cant believe i cried when i saw the ending in class
Jack Albertson who was the actor of Grandpa Joe also was the voice actor of Amos Slade of Disney’s The Fox and the Hound.
*Interesting fact:* the actress who played Violet was actually considered for the role of Regan MacNeil in *The Exorcist* and she also auditioned for it, but her parents forbade her from accepting the role because they read the script and didn't like it.
Wow, didn’t know that fact. Why didn’t Paramount continue to have the rights for Willy Wonka?
This is in my top 2 favorite films of all time! Nothing will change my mind
If I may ask, what’s the other one?
Its beatiful song its making me cry 👍😭❤️❤️
though this movie was totally cut to ribbons from start to finish. THIS MOVIE IS A CLASSIC..........
Though I love the 2005 movie a lot, this one is the first I watched and it will always be my favorite. Also the songs kick ass.
RIP GENE WILDER, DIANA SOWER & DENISE NICKERSON. THE OGS.
It’s Diana sowle
PS: AT THE RISK OF SOUNDING REPETITIOUS, MAY I EXTEND MY FINAL NOTE OF (RIP) TO THE LATE DENISE NICKERSON WHO PLAYED VIOLET IN THIS 1971 CHILDREN'D FILM CLASSIC & OF COURSE, SHE ALSO PLAYED AMY JENNINGS & NORA JENNINGS ON DARK SHADOWS FROM 1968-1970. THANK YOU ALL FOR THE GREAT CHILDHOOD MEMORIES, YOU ARE ALL ADULTS NOW FOR A LONGTIME, AT LEAST THOSE WHO ARE STILL W/US, & YOUR PAST GREAT FILM WORK IS PRESERVED FOREVER ON DVD/BLU-RAY. AGAIN, THANKS FOR THE GREAT CHILDHOOD MEMORIES. IT'S A GREAT THING BY THE WAY, THE ONLINE DOCUMENTARY; "AFTER THEY WERE FAMOUS-WILLY WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY," WAS FILMED IN 2003 WHILE MS. NICKERSON WAS STILL W/US & HER DEAR FORMER CO-STARS. THE DOCUMENTARY ON UA-cam IS WONDERFUL, SAD, POIGNANT & FUN TO WATCH ALL ROLLED INTO ONE! CHEERS!
ive cried at the very same time in this movie ever since i first saw it 50 years ago at the following lines: "So, did you enjoy your visit to the factory charlie?" "Oh yes mr. wonka it was magnificent!" " "I'm very glad you feel that way Charlie, because im giving it to you" Right there, tears every single time ive seen it.
Did you know that in the beginning it appeared with the Paramount logo?
The Moral of the Story is Bad Guys Finish last But God knew That Charlie Needed help so that’s why he found the last ticket
Despite all of the kids becoming losers they must’ve had a special talents Gloop would’ve been a taste tester and butcher like his dad Salt Would’ve been the production and sales manager who would fire people’s asses Beauguard would’ve been a lawyer like her dad and Teevee would’ve been a security guard watching the video cameras with a Colt 45 and Charlie would also have the ingredients for the wart remover from turkintine
This music shall never be delete fr existence
I think that Mr Willy Wonka is still alive on the island of sodor where Thomas and his friends live and work. 🍋🍇🍌🍊🍎🍒🍓🍍🍭🍫🙂🏭🍋
Thank you for making me walk on the Chocolate Factory ending I love the ending I used to sing it