April 21, 2025
(no music) (10 hours) WILLY WONKER | Monday’s Boring Objects | LMBYTS #1334 | 21st April 2025

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Hello, and welcome to jasonnew Land dot com. My name's
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Jason Newland. Please only listen when you can safely close
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your eyes. This is Dad Monday boring objects or Monday's
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boring objects or boring objects on Monday, something like that,
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as let me boy to sleep. I wonder what episode
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this is? I wonder? And so look it's good. What's
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Bank Holiday Monday? So it's a day after Easter, the
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twenty first of April two thy twenty five. Oh, so
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this is let me boil you to sleep number one thousand,
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three hundred and thirty four m curious yesterday. I don't
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really watch a huge amount of Telly. I do when
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it comes to like bank holidays, maybe a Sunday as well.
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You know, I like to have a little a little look,
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just a little look to see what's on, because I
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do enjoy I do enjoy a nice hm I carry
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on movie or maybe a sitcom from the seventies or
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early eighties. It's something a bit nostalgic, quite like sometimes.
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And I knew there'd be some Jesus movies, And there
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was one what was it called I Forget the Magical
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Cloak or something like that, and it was about a
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Roman who Yeah, it was basically based on the Roman
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rather than on Jesus. But it's an Easter movie, was
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like a Christian Easter movie. And I thought, I'm not
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really too fussed about watching anything like that because I've
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seen them. I've seen all of those movies all the
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way through my childhood and multiple times, and there were
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epic movies at the time. They're really loads of huge
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stars and so yeah, really big, big movies, a bit
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like ben hur and Spartacus and things like that, massive movies. Anyway,
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I was looking for a carry on movie really really
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to be honest, and I came across there was two.
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One was the oh no, what did I come over?
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I'm trying to think there was a reason for me
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saying this. I've just woken up literally about five minutes ago.
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I had the strangest dreams. I was having the most
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sensible conversation with my brother, like really having a sensible
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conversation about real stuff within in my dream. This is
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very strange, very strange dream, and we were all living
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in this house. But it wasn't. It was nowhere that
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I've been before, or there is somewhere that I've been before,
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but only in my dreams. Yeah, it's one of those
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houses that I've lived in but only in my dreams. Yeah,
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there's a few little places that I've lived in in
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my dreams, which is weird considering how many different places
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I've actually lived in in reality since I was born,
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A lot of places, and I think I moved about
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fifty times, if not more. Wow, what was the movie
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that's going to bug me? Now? I know? Carry On
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Loving was on? I think on either Friday or Saturday.
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I watched a bit of that, but I just I
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don't know if there was something else I wanted to watch,
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And then yesterday it's gone right out of my head.
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It's gone out of my head. What was it? What
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was it? Wasn't it? Carry On movie? It was an
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old movie? Oh, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. I
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was watching that. It's one of my favorite movies. I mean,
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I have so many questions. It's just weird. I mean,
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why does the kid have an American accent? Why they
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talk about dollars when it's it's I mean, techniques is
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based in London. It's this weird. The whole thing. I
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think it's basically maybe it wasn't based in London, but
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if all the other characters are English, apart from one
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little girl who is American, I think, And Willy Wonka,
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No Willy Willy Wanta, who's the kid? The kid? And
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d whoever it was? Whose? Because Willy Wonka was Gene
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Hackman on it where his name is so Gene, and
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that wasn't Gene Hackman, Gene something, Jeane Willie, Jean Gene Wilder.
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I know people some people going like oh when they
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talk about the best comedy actor, Gene Wilder never gets
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in to gets mentioned. For some reason. His real name
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was Jerome Silberman. How did he come up with Gene Wilder? Oh?
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I have no idea. The thing is, I still think
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he's one of the funniest comedy actors ever I've ever seen,
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just because of his face, facial expressions, his voice. He
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was just so funny. I don't know what it is.
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I mean, he was in some really big movies, some
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really funny movies. But I'm not saying I find him
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wasn't I found him funnier than someone like Jim Carrey,
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But it wasn't you could. I mean, Jim Carrey's amazing
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comedy actor, but there's a degree of I mean that
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the plasticity of his face is just I'm wow. Yeah.
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Not many people can do what he does. There was
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we used to have someone that could do that in England.
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He was I don't know if he's still around. His
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name is Phil Cool, so he was around a long
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time before before the old what's his name? Also Lee
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Evans is really really brilliant with his facial expressions. But
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feel Cool was he's seventy seven now. He was around
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in the early eighties and he would make faces like
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he was so good, so good at making faces is yeah,
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to the point where he got his own TV show
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and everything. He was a stand up Born in Chorley, Lancashire,
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Phil Call discovered that he had a skill for pulling
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faces when he was twelve years old, and he was
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really good anyway. Geene Warder, there was this one movie
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where he it's not even one of his I don't
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think it's one of his famous movies. I don't think
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because he did obviously the movies he did with Richard Pryor,
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they were all world classes, famous movies. Anything he did
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me did a lot. It was like little young Frankenstein
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or Frankenstein it was in Blazing Saddles, wasn't he? In
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fact Blazing Saddles. I'm going to talk about Willie Wonker
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and a chocolate factory. That's my boriing object for today.
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It's realized. I had no idea what it was going
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to be, but it turns out to be this. Here's
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something you might not know. Blazing Saddles directed by Milbrooks,
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which is a massive film from the from the Past
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nineteen seventy four, and it was huge hit two point
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six million budget, took one hundred and nineteen point six
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million at the box office in nineteen seventy four. It's that,
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I mean, that's very successful. It was directed by mel Brooks,
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and I do believe Melbrooks. Gene Wilde was kind of
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mel Brooks's I don't know what the right word is.
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What do they call it? Not scribe? Do you know?
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In the same way that Johnny Depp is what's his name?
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Who did Edward Scissor Hands and loads of other movies.
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He's done so many movies with Johnny Depp. There is
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like his oh there's a word for it. I'm not
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my brain's not quite awake. Yet. But yeah, he's that
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whatever that word is. But he's an interesting thing. Gene
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Wilder was one of the stars of the movie and
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let's look one of the cleats. Cleve On Little was
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kind of the star as well. So he played a
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black railroad worker who became a sheriff in rock Ridge.
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And it's kind of about that. Really, it's about him,
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and it's about there's a lot of sort of stuff.
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There's a really funny farting scene when they're eating beans
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around a fire, and so he's what's what's the fight,
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what's the what's the weird about it? Minship? This should
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be for Trivia Tuesday, really, But the screenplay was by
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mel Brooks, Norman Steinberg, Andrew Bergman, Alan Uger and guess
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guess who else Richard Pryor. And Richard Pryor wanted to
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be the star of it. I mean, you think you
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would do any really if he helped write the screenplay.
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Why wasn't he? Though it was nominated for three Academy
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Awards class as a Comedy Classic. I might watch that
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today actually, So why wasn't I don't understand. I don't
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quite know why he wasn't in the star anyway, mirl Brooks,
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let's see how many movies Gene Warder was in his movies.
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Let's find out. Is he still around? Yeah, blimey, and
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what do you mean he's still around? That's rude. No,
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he's ninety eight years old. It's not rude to ask
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if someone born in nineteen twenty six is still about.
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I mean, wow, that's amazing he is, and good for him.
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He's ninety eight. In fact, he's nearly ninety nine. Brooks
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won the Academy Award for Best's Original Screenplay for The Producers.
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That is such a such an amazing concept, The Producers,
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It really is. It's one of those things that just
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the concept just doesn't get old. It is. Yeah, it's great.
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I've seen The Producers in fact, what I sawt of,
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But BlimE me, I just remembered I saw the Producers
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live on stage. I got no idea who was playing
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the characters. I don't know. I don't remember. I've also
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seen it like different live versions on TV as well
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as movies, different like interpretations. It's just amazing. So let's
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have a look. So, yeah, so weird. He's born in
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nineteen twenty six. It's a long time ago, and these
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pictures of him that just don't look like him, Like
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that's probably because it isn't. It's Carolina Rena fair Enough. Brooks,
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collaborator of Gene Wilder on several films, including Young Frankenstein
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and Blazing Settles, both nineteen seventy four. Oh okay, right,
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let's have a look. I'm gonna look at the movies.
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I want to see how many movies mel Brooks did
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with Gene Wilder. Or it'd be easier just to go
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to Gene Wilder, really, wouldn't it. Yeah, that'd be easier.
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Gene Wilder, Jean Wilder, Jean Jan Jean Jean Jean Wilder, Brooks, Brooks,
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Gene Wilder, Let's go to Gene Wilder. Still one of
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my favorite ever comedy actors. I mean, I like I
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like a lot of comedy actors, especially from the kind
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of yeah from them, not the MTV Saturday Night Live
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crowd from the seventies, Bill Murray and Dan Ackroyd and
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what's his name that played Flo and he played the
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I forget his name. It's so funny. It really used
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to make me laugh, just his facial expression. Not Dan
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and Croyd, what was his name, that played Fletch, and
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he played the family that got together and he kept
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having really make crazy like things happen. Oh that's strange,
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Bonnie and Clyde, the producers. That's not saying who the dies?
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So the producers obviously that would be mel Brooks Start
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the Revolution Without Me written by Nope, quicksand Quick stars
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Willie Walker and a Chocolate Factory. My beard is starting
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to touch the microphone. I do apologize. That's gonna bug me. Now,
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how many how many mel Brooks films had Jeane? Yeah,
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every mel Brooks in June Wilder movie, here we go,
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the producers, Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles. Oh those three? I
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should these more than three. But this is the one
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that's been shown. Oh cool. So Willy Wonka in a
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Chocolate Factory. Oh what is the movie that Gene Wilder
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did though? So Willy Wonka, Willie Wonka in the Chocolate Factory,
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The UV nineteen seventy one. That's what gets me because
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some of the stuff in it was, I in my opinion,
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way way ahead of its time. You know, talking about
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greed and talking about people switching off the TV. And
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if you can hear that dog barking, bless It's it's lovely.
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I love I love hearing the dogs barking in the
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in the background. It makes me just feel so fuzzy inside. Oh,
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not one hundred percent sure where it's coming from. I
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think it's over the fence somewhere. I didn't used to
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bark hardly all, but it's been barking a lot more lately.
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Wherever it is, because it sounds the same, has the
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same kind of sound. Ah oh, so gean wild Charlie
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in a chocolate factory based on the Moon. I did
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read the book, and I saw the movie first because
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it came out when I was a baby. But I
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did read the book, and I also read the second one,
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which was The Glass Elevator. See this is weird, okay.
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I was talking about this the other day. Movies that
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weren't popular but then went on to be absolute legends.
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So the budget was three million, which was a lot
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of money, to be fair, I think back in nineteen
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seventy one. But there was a lot of special effects
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and there was a lot of I mean, look at
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the studio they must have built to have that all
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in there. It was pretty impressive. I would say box
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Office four million, so they made million. Still a million,
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isn't it. I don't know how much they spent. I'm
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guessing the budget includes everything, so a million would be
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profit before tax, so mel Brooks would have made some money.
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Oh no, mel Stewart. Wasn't mel Brooks that did it.
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Mel Stewart sorry, apparently rolled Ronald Darly or rolled Dahl
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didn't like it. And the newer version of Johnny Depp.
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Although it's newer, it's now blimey, it's like twenty years old,
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which just I can't get my head around. That is
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more it's more true to the to the actual script
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than the Willie Wonka and a chocolate factory. So yeah,
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he didn't. I don't think Roald Dahl liked liked the
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way it was portrayed. I've read that he wasn't a
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big fan of Gene Wilder ev which I can't get
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my head around because I think he played that character
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so it wasn't a huge They didn't make a loss,
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and a million was still a million, you know, in
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nineteen seventy one, so technically it's not really I don't
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think it's a failure, is it. But when you consider
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it next to the one I mentioned earlier, which was
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was it Blazing Saddles? They spent two million and made
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one hundred and four So yeah or whatever, more than forty.
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