Tuesday, October 04, 2005
BRITNEY SPEARS "I HAVE THE GOLDEN TICKET" AUCTION
Britney with hubby Kevin Federline, has given clothing, furniture and jewellery to be sold to the highest bidder on an auction, with money going to the Mississippi Hurricane Recovery Fund.
The auctioned items also include a pair of blue-and-pink jeans, and an autographed burgundy tank-top with "I Have The Golden Ticket" written on it.
The auction - with 444 different lots - opened on Saturday and runs through this week.
The highest bid so far is US $1,275.00 for the "I HAVE THE GOLDEN TICKET" which Britney wore at the opening of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
A posting on her website reads: "This is a great opportunity to get some cool (and rare) Britney items while contributing to a very important cause!"
If you are interested in buying the I Have the Golden Ticket Tank Top you see on the picture but don't want to expend a gazillion dollars for it, you can get it here for just a few bucks: WHERE CAN I BUY "I HAVE THE GOLDEN TICKET" SHIRTS
Monday, June 20, 2005
"Charlie" The Crazy Chocolate Factory Squirrel
This is "Charlie" the Chocolate Factory Squirrel
Click to see "Charlie's store".
The name of this crazy squirrel is "Charlie" and you should never touch her nuts, it drives them crazy!
Johnny Depp stars as Willy Wonka in this new adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic. Five golden tickets are hidden beneath the wrappers of Mr. Willy Wonka's delicious chocolate bars - five golden tickets which will change the lives of those who find them.
The winning children are invited through the gates of Mr. Wonka's Chocolate Factory to see all the secrets and magic inside and to meet Mr. Wonka and his staff of Oompa-Loompas. For Charlie Bucket, a poor boy living within sight of the factory, winning the fifth and final golden ticket is just the beginning of an unforgettable adventure.
Fun Facts
Wonka’s Chocolate Room - 007 Stage
206,563.48 US gallons of fake chocolate was made for the River area.
38,430.41 US gallons of fake chocolate were made for the waterfall.
Total on stage 244,993.89 US gallons of fake chocolate.
Fake and real chocolate bars
110,000 plastic candy bars were made and wrapped by Nestle. These were mostly used for Mr. Salt’s Nut Factory when his 500 employees ripped the wrappers off to find the Golden Ticket for his daughter Veruca.
1850 real chocolate bars were made by Nestle for the film
A special walk-in trailer was acquired to hold all the chocolate. It was kept at a certain humidity to preserve and safe guard the chocolate. All chocolate was made with real ingredients.
Other real candy made for the film included:
All the lollipops on the trees, the giant pink sugar canes, the giant humbugs and the red & white swirls of the sweeping tree were all real.
The Nut Room
Animal trainer Michael Alexander and his team spent 19 weeks training 40 squirrels for the squirrel room scene. The squirrels were trained to sit on stools while they opened nut shells and dropped the nuts onto a conveyor belt.
The Glass Boat used on the Chocolate River
Measuring 30 ft x 9 ft., the boat took 20 weeks to build. It was designed to float on the chocolate river and later put onto a track for the tunnel scene.
Click to see "Charlie's store".
The name of this crazy squirrel is "Charlie" and you should never touch her nuts, it drives them crazy!
Johnny Depp stars as Willy Wonka in this new adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic. Five golden tickets are hidden beneath the wrappers of Mr. Willy Wonka's delicious chocolate bars - five golden tickets which will change the lives of those who find them.
The winning children are invited through the gates of Mr. Wonka's Chocolate Factory to see all the secrets and magic inside and to meet Mr. Wonka and his staff of Oompa-Loompas. For Charlie Bucket, a poor boy living within sight of the factory, winning the fifth and final golden ticket is just the beginning of an unforgettable adventure.
Fun Facts
Wonka’s Chocolate Room - 007 Stage
206,563.48 US gallons of fake chocolate was made for the River area.
38,430.41 US gallons of fake chocolate were made for the waterfall.
Total on stage 244,993.89 US gallons of fake chocolate.
Fake and real chocolate bars
110,000 plastic candy bars were made and wrapped by Nestle. These were mostly used for Mr. Salt’s Nut Factory when his 500 employees ripped the wrappers off to find the Golden Ticket for his daughter Veruca.
1850 real chocolate bars were made by Nestle for the film
A special walk-in trailer was acquired to hold all the chocolate. It was kept at a certain humidity to preserve and safe guard the chocolate. All chocolate was made with real ingredients.
Other real candy made for the film included:
All the lollipops on the trees, the giant pink sugar canes, the giant humbugs and the red & white swirls of the sweeping tree were all real.
The Nut Room
Animal trainer Michael Alexander and his team spent 19 weeks training 40 squirrels for the squirrel room scene. The squirrels were trained to sit on stools while they opened nut shells and dropped the nuts onto a conveyor belt.
The Glass Boat used on the Chocolate River
Measuring 30 ft x 9 ft., the boat took 20 weeks to build. It was designed to float on the chocolate river and later put onto a track for the tunnel scene.
Thursday, May 05, 2005
Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory Quotes 001
Chewing Gum is Really Gross
Chewing Gum I Hate the Most
Chewing Gum I Hate the Most
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