Willy wonka

Willy Wonka - Charlie And The Chocolate Factory 

Backround information on the film:

Charlie and the chocolate factory came out in 2005, and it was directed by Tim Burton, who has recently done the re-make of Alice and wonderland this year (2010). The film was made in America and came to screens in the UK on the 29th of July 2005.

The over all budget of the film was 150 million dollars. And also featured the Hollywood star Johnny Depp, who played one of the main characters in the film Willy Wonka.

Willy wonka's personality in the film is mainly represented through the use of mise-en-scene. The characters body langauge, shows his personality as being rather humerous for the audience ecspecialy the children who watch it. The use of the mirco features in the film are used to, show Willy Wonkas love for his chocolate factory. By using establishing shot's to show the sorroundings of the chocolate factory.

The use of bright colours used in the film make the character (Willy Wonka's), personality stand out more, as being fun. The character himself has a moral behind him as he doen't like the other charcaters in the narravtive as some of them come across to be too greedy or spoilt, and Willy Wonka chooses the most well mannered child to win his chocolate factory. The use of body language is used to show Willy Wonkas personality, as rather blunt but funny for children to watch. The film also indicate the importance of family, and friendship, as Willy Wonka and Charlie become best friends and working partners. 

The film was orgigianly made in 1971 and was directed by Mel Stuart. But was re-made to look more appealing for the audience of today. The latest version was a huge sucess as the use of colours ans CGI made the film appeal to younger veiwers and made it look more realistic.

Willy Wonka also appeared as more funny for the young children with the way he dressed and acted.