The film “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” premiered in 2005. It was directed by Tim Burton, and the role of the titular Charlie was played by British actor Freddie Highmore, and Wonka was played by Johnny Depp. The film is about a boy named Charlie, who came from a poor family, but receives a chance from fate. He wins a Golden Ticket, thanks to which he will be able to visit the iconic factory belonging to Willy Wonka.
He played an annoying kid in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. What does it look like today?
Augustus Gloop was 10 years old from Germany and the first child to win the Golden Ticket to Wonka’s factory. Augustus’ weakness is food. When he arrives at the factory, he is enchanted by the amount of chocolate and all the sweets.
The role of the boy was played by a German, Philip Wiegratz. He was only 12 years old when he auditioned for the film and convinced the casting director. Today Philip is 30 years old and he has changed beyond recognition.
Philip Wiegratz gave up acting. What he does?
During filming, Philip Wiegratz had to wear a special thickening costume. He worked with great actors, which resulted in contacts in the film world. He planned to develop a film career. He appeared, among others, in productions such as “Wild Chicks” and “Faith”. He last appeared on a film set in 2013, playing the role of Gordon Gelderman in “Ruby Red”. Finally, he took up programming. He graduated in Germany with a degree in computer science.
Source: Gazeta
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