In what contexts is the name or image of Willy Wonka often used or referenced?

For the woefully uninitiated: the phrase alludes to the plot of Roald Dahl's 1964 novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, in which Willy Wonka ... He would do ... Aug 31, 2016 ... So much time and so little to do. Willy Wonka's wondrous world doesn't appear until about halfway through the film, but the factory (and the ... ... would suggest). Right on cue, two of Wonka's Oompa-Loompas arrive aboard the beautifully designed SS Wonkatania, and Willy Wonka swiftly invites the ... His mother tells him that even if he doesn't find a ticket, all that means ... There is literally no reason to think Willy Wonka would let anyone entering the ... Aug 14, 2013 ... When I say she will most likely sing on Broadway one day, I mean it sincerely. She was my Ariel last year, and I would love to feature her ... Willy is found by a large man named Mr. Bleacher (Tom Davis), who tells him that he does have a place for him. Bleacher brings Willy to the home he shares with ... Aug 29, 2016 ... I assume that the designer took his impressions from the book and didn't know, naturally, who would be playing Willy. ... mean to show by my ... Jan 7, 2022 ... He laid down his ground rules, had them sign a contract and warned them about not doing the stuff that they did anyway. May 6, 2016 ... What does this mean? Well, that's up to you, but, I'd say it's about the control Wonka doesn't have over himself, yet the that he does over ... Dec 14, 2023 ... I'm talking about Gene Wilder in all his screaming glory Willy Wonka. Now, just because I love a film, does not mean that I am blind to any ...