The Origin of Willy Wonka will be released in Japan on December 8th, ahead of EE. UU.

Young Willy Wonka (Timothée Chalamet) appears as the hope of the Japanese pantallas!

Anticipation is at an all-time high for movie lovers in Japan as rising star Timothée Chalamet prepares for his big debut as the iconic Willy Wonka in the film. “The Origin of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory”. The good news is that the street stage has arrived and Japanese audiences will be able to enjoy this chocolate adventure from December 8, much earlier than they will come to popular theaters.

This exciting journey through the history of the Willy Wonka universe has generated great anticipation since the film’s announcement. The film, which is a prelude to the hit Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, promises to return to the roots of the charismatic chocolate manufacturer, starring Timothée Chalamet, known for his impressive performances in films such as Dune and Call Me. on your behalf.”

What is The Origin of Willy Wonka about?

Our film will take us to medieval Europe, where young Willy Wonka, coming to his mother, dreams of creating his own chocolate workshop. However, what makes this film even more exciting is the revelation of the existence of a “magic chocolate” that will change everything. A piece of this delicious chocolate not only makes people happy, but also makes people believe that it can fly.

There is not all the joy and fun in this story, because Willy Wonka faces unexpected disappointments. A jealous group known as the Chocolate Cartel and the iconic Oompa Loompas will try to prove their talent, making the plot even more intriguing.

Department “The Origin of Willy Wonka”

Following Timothée Chalamet’s late performance in the main story, the film features a roster of stars including Hugh Grant as the Oompa Loompas, Sally Hawkins as Willie’s mother and other talented actors such as Olivia Colman and Rowan Atkinson.

Are you producing and directing Willy Wonka’s Origen?

Produced by David Heyman, known for his work in the Harry Potter film series, and directed by Paul King, director of the successful Paddington series, the film promises to offer a new take on the beloved Roald Dahl story, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

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If you’re a fan of the movies and magical stories of Willy Wonka, mark your calendar for December 8th for the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in The Origin of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (of course, if you live in Japan, you won’t have to wait any longer). This movie promises to be a treasured Christmas gift you won’t want to miss. Get ready for a unique cinematic experience that will take you to a world of excitement and adventure!