that famous candy man, willy wonka, has made it to broadway.a faris. ♪ the candy man makes everything he bakes ♪ >> reporter: it's the sweetest new show on broadway. "charlie and the chocolate factory." >> talk about your childhood wishes ♪ >> reporter: in the movie gene wilder of course was willy wonka. ♪ your imagination >> reporter: now played by tony winner christian borrell. if you were to describe your version of willy wonka, who would he be? >> probably equal parts bugs bunny, peter allen, peter laurie -- >> reporter: three different charlies take turns hunting for their golden ticket. what's your favorite line? >> don't you? the wonka ripple scrumptious fudge delight is the best chocolate bar ever made! >> reporter: john rubenstein takes on the role of grandpa joe, made famous by jack albertson in the movie. >> he was a big inspiration to me. his big heart. that's what he showed and that's what i try to show in this role. >> reporter: and i end my visit the same place the show ends. in the great glass elevator. what do you think all the

. ♪ ♪ who can take tomorrow in the beloved movie, gene wilder, of course, was willie wonka played by. >> if you were to describe your version of willie wonka who would he be? bugs bunny, peter allen, peter laurie, with walter cronkite. >> okay. >> that last one was by the way not true. >> john rubenstein takes on the role of grandpa joe. >> how do you fit four people up here. >> as for the oompa-loompas, yeah they're here too. don't ask any one about them. >> the oompa-loompas are top secret. >> to tell you the reaction that audible gasps, clapping, lot of laughter. >> reporter: since i had a broadway star here to teach me. >> you need a hat. >> all right. >> reporter: i tried to channel inner willie wonka. tried being operative word. >> beyond these gates. astonishment waits. but it must be believed to be seen. >> i end my visit the same place the show end in the great glass elevator. i'm paula faris in new york. ♪ >> paula its here to relive the scene. >> paula. >> paula. >> no. she dropped the baton. >> ha-ha. >> she tried. >> john stamos saw it and said it was a magical night. >>

>> doing willy wonka, yes, it did.you see some of the most beautiful things and you also see some of the most heartbreaking things in that room with santa. when he says, what do you want for christmas? and they say, i just want my father back. and another one comes in and says, i want this and that, what are you going to give me?! and you see it all sniem not sure my heart won't be broken now. >> then my work is done. >> stephen: when we were doing research on you, when you search for christian borle on google, it auto completes. you are not the first choice. the first choirs google gives you is christian borle arms. why are you so jacked? why do you have the huge guns? is that common for broadway? >> no, actually, it's because i had stopped doing broadway and i was doing a tv show called smashed which was very exciting to do, but you don't get as much exercise on tv as the stage, plus there's the kraft services and they feed you so well. >> stephen: the jelly beans. yeah. and i wasn't getting any exercise so i joined

reminds me of willy wonka and the balloon -- the balloon bus -- willy wonka and the oompa loompas.he painstaking detail that goes on in terms of creating best to give a unique user experience, and the competition they face, the immersive character of entertainment, how important it is to get that unique experience. oliver: it is a big, unique corporate story. >> the magic kingdoms on both coasts are super successful. they are the most successful theme parks in the world, but there are ancillary parks, and those are the ones that have to do some tweaking from time to time. now they are doing that to animal kingdom, which is orlando, and they will be doing that with the star wars-themed land in disneyland and disney world in hollywood, so it is an ongoing theme park world maintenance program. carol: you write about how they are adapting avatar for disney parks. tell us about what they are doing. that is not an easy undertaking. >> no, and they did that right after universal opened the wizarding world of harry potter in orlando, which blew the roof off the whole business and redefined

remember chocolate river in willie wonka. the street in russia a poor immigration.he roof of a clamse collapsed. >> injuring two. sending fruit juice into the roads. sea of orange liquid flowing through the streets. some fruit juice managed to make it to the nearby river as well. >> imagine that clean-up. >> ekes, it will smell good. >> true it will. >> when in rome, the police may give you a helping hand. >> yeah, the police department in rome, new york that is. up in central new york. took a homeless resident gave him a makeover. >> the officers gave him a shave. a haircut. also got a wardrobe of new clothes. all donated. the police say, bobby, as they call the man, left looking like a whole new person. what do you think? >> i like it. >> little before/after shot. >> who need to go on a bravo show to get a whole makeover. >> heard bobby ask if you could give him a haircut. look at him. there he is. off awe bobby you, look great. >> you look oh, like the bobby we remember from when he was in high school. >> awesome. really nice thing. >> great gesture. >> coming up

, now played by tony winner christian wherl. >> if you were to describe your version of willie wonkal parts bugs bunny, peter allen, peter lori, with a little walter cronkite. >> okay. >> that last one was by the way not true. >> reporter: three different charlies take turns huntediing their golden ticket. >> i got to ask you, what's your favorite line? >> don't you know, the wonka wiple scrumptious fudge mellow delight is the best chocolate bar ever made. >> reporter: john rubenstein takes on the role of grandpa joe. >> how do you fit four people up here because -- >> it's not so easy. >> reporter: a role made famous by jack albertson in the movie. >> he was a friend of mine and a big inspiration in his heart because that's what he showed and that's what i try to show in this role. >> reporter: as for the oompa loompas, they're here too, don't ask anyone about them. >> top secret? >> i can't tell you anything. >> i can tell you the reaction that they get every night which is audible gasps and some clapping and a lot of laughter. >> reporter: since i had a broadway star here to teach

guido should know, the award—winning don of chocolate in turin, a real—life willy wonka and the son of and is very aromatic. it's a very elegant flavour. we cover it with white chocolate, it was a fantastic result. balsamic, fresh grass, tomatoes. it's a labour of love and far more intricate then you may imagine. cocoa coffee, caramel. guido showed me his sensorial map of chocolate. mushroom. yes. it's interesting, huh? do you think thit‘s art or science? do you think it's art or science? i think it is art and fantasy that needs science to be perfect. the price of seeing chocolate being made first—hand is that you look a little bit silly because you have to put these hats on. i'll pay that price, it's worth it. woah, look at this stuff! that's nice. and you end up with chocolate. is it important to test these, do you think? yeah. yeah? you need outside opinion. what do you think? wow, the texture is really nice! that's it for this week, but coming up next week... i'll be continuing myjourney here in thailand and heading north to visit the world's first ever elephant hospital. brea kfas

willy wonka. willy gets there and he says, and it stopped. into the thing and it stops making the noise. and i'm like, "aw hell." so then he leaves. right after he leaves, it starts gushing down again. and i'm like okay, so then he comes in, he fixes it. we have to turn it off. now the party started. now it's 4:00. we have 25 adults, 25 kids, no one can use the toilet. [ audience oohs ] so now i'm like okay this is either a good or bad thing. kids, the majority of them have diapers. a lot of parents i assume don't, you know. [ laughter ] because they're on the younger side. and so we had to send them to like our neighbor's house. and i had couple of real blunt conversations with some of the parents. like what's going with the bathroom? i go, "do you have to go?" he goes, "yeah." i go, "one or two." and he's like, he looked at me like -- i'm an adult man, i have to take a piss. i'm like, "go ahead, just don't flush. don't flush, go ahead." so he did it. but then, you know, willy took care of it and we were able to flan >> seth: yeah, i mean, a

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scott: this isn't a machine from willy wonka's factory. this is, like, you know -- this is -- this is the real deal. this is, like, you know... mike: do you mind talking over here? scott: i-i mean, if you want to talk, i'll -- i'll... i'll -- yeah, we can talk. mike: that was not the way that i wanted it to go. i wanted to come in here and say i am sorry, truly, that i did not defend you when the [bleep] hit the fan and stuff happened here. the culture was, yeah, something that i created. and i was doing what i thought was right, and i didn't know what the [bleep] i was doing. scott: you thought what was right was to defend them and -- and treat me like an outcast? mike: i never thought that was right, scott. scott: people had the wrong idea about me because of you. -mike: okay. -scott: and that's -- like, that's -- that's terrible. mike: i apologize for that, scott. it -- things get blown up. things blew up. i never intentionally -- scott: you did intentionally turn -- mike: i apologize for that. scott: you just said you didn't, but you d

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