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Charlie And The Chocolate: Similarities And Differences

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Charlie and the Chocolate The Charlie and the Chocolate factory book and Willie Wonka and the chocolate factory movie have similarities and differences. In the beginning when Charlie comes home everyone says “Hi Charlie”. When he eats dinner all he has is cabbage and bread because his dad doesn't get paid very much. In the movie, when Charlie comes home he brought home a loaf of bread and has cabbage with it. The book describes how Willy Wonka is dressed. It says he wears tan pants, a black top hat, and a purple robe. He is described as having eyes that sparkle. It also says he is very clever and is also very smart but exaggerates a lot. In the movie Willy Wonka looked mad in the beginning but again he is very clever. He was dressed

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