This episode is produced by Amanda Welker, Anne Hamilton, April Favenger, Bruce Strong,

Caroline Mathlin, Courtney Hickling, Darren Davis, Eric Manseia,

Feeling Froggy, Gabriel Stalker,

Henna Kay, Isaac Thompson, Jennifer Clickinbeard,

Joe Stillwell, Kathleen Hale,

Katie Melbourne, Misty Shelton, Nicholas Tara, Peter Gordon, Peter Shannon,

Saudal Hassan, Esti Fifei, Tya Wharton, Tracy Abbott, and Vaughn M. Dennis.

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spoiler alert. This podcast assumes that those listening have already seen the movie,

read the book, or both, and it's highly recommended that you do so.

This episode is rated PG-13.

It contains some language and adult motifs that some might not find suitable.

Discretion is advised. Hello and welcome to Cinema Story Origins episode 1B, Willie Wanca and the Chocolate Factory Part 2. I'm going to So, When we left Willy Wanka in the chocolate factory, Charlie had found the fifth golden ticket,

and there was a nice song and dance between him and Grandpa Joe, which is very appropriate where the book may be concerned,

because in the original story Grandpa Joe leapt out of bed and did a little jig there.

The only major differences between the book and the film in this part

is that in the book Charlie and his family

were smack dab in the middle of a cruel and bitter winter. It was freezing. Charlie's

father, who's dead in the movie, was laid off from his job, so Charlie and his family

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