quentin blake charlie and the chocolate factory

Whipple-ScrumpetsĬan you guess who the Whipple-Scrumpets were? They were the Oompa Loompas, until Dahl changed their names at the very last minute. In the first version, Clarence Crump, Bertie Upside and Terence Roper all overheat when they stuff themselves with hundreds of warming candies. Wilbur Rice went with the above mentioned Tommy Troutbeck. Tommy Troutbeck - later Henry Trout – got taken off to the Pounding and Cutting Room after climbing into one of the wagons carting away lovely fudge from the Vanilla Fudge mountain in the first and second versions Dahl wrote of his story. He told Julie Dawn Cole, who played Veruca in the first film of the book that she was a wart of a child and a wart on your foot was 'the very nastiest I could think of'.

Elvira EntwhistleĪnd who on earth was Elvira Entwhistle? She was the spoilt young madam who wanted one of Wonka's trained squirrels until Dahl changed her name to Veruca Salt. Who was Herpes Trout? He was the original TV-mad boy we now know as Mike Teavee. Violet Glockenberry became Violet Strabismus (which is the medical word for a squint) and then – ta da! – Violet Beauregarde 5. 'How could anybody like her? / Such a rude and disobedient little kid!/So we said 'Why don't we fix her? In the peanut brittle mixer? Then we're bound to like her better than we did.' 4.Violet Glockenberry In Roald Dahl's first version of the story, she also fell in the chocolate river after disobeying Mr Wonka's instructions and went up a pipe too – but to the chocolate-covered Peanut Brittle Room instead of the Chocolate Fudge Room like Augustus Pottle. Of course you can guess who he became! That's right – Augustus Gloop (the great, fat, greedy nincompoop!) But what about… 2. Lucy Mangan is the author of Inside Charlie's Chocolate Factory which contains everything you ever needed to know about Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Quentin blake charlie and the chocolate factory