Did Willy Wonka use real squirrels?

‘Charlie’ gets squirrely. Director Tim Burton wanted real squirrels–100, to be exact–for a pivotal scene in “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” The 100 squirrels sit on stools at Willy Wonka’s factory, picking up nuts and deciding whether they will work in the chocolate bars.Click to see full answer. In respect to this, are there squirrels in the original Willy Wonka?The squirrels are in the Nut Sorting Room. Their job is to separate the good nuts from the bad nuts. Willy Wonka says the reason why they use squirrels instead of Oompa Loompas is because Oompa Loompas can’t get the nut in whole. They always break them in half.Also Know, what happened to Veruca in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Veruca Salt is thrown down a garbage bin. She is a very spoiled brat who wants virtually everything she sees and she wants things to be her way. She also wants them ‘now’ and has no patience. When the children are watching trained squirrels sort nuts, Veruca wants to keep one of the squirrels for herself. Thereof, what did the squirrels do to Veruca? The squirrels mistake Veruca for trying to steal nuts so they attack her biting, scratching, and clawing to pin her to the ground. Then after that they do the only thing they know how to, SORT!, one squirrel knocks on her forehead to see if she’s a bad nut.What does Veruca Salt mean?Veruca Salt (“the little brute,” as the Oompa-Loompas call her) is the second finder of one of chocolatier Willy Wonka’s Golden Tickets, joining Charlie Bucket and the other finders on a tour of Mr Wonka’s Chocolate Factory. Veruca is an only child whose parents spoil her excessively.

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