An alternate course of events in which the characters from the 2005 movie universe travel to the 1971 movie universe and have to find a way to get back; however, the more time they spend there, the more attached they become to their 1971 counterparts. I do not own "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" or "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory", or any of the characters from either.

In an alternate timeline, Veruca Salt is a sweet kid who didn't feel listened to. That was until she became friends with a young boy named Charlie Bucket.

When Charlie finds himself growing old, and his family disappearing before his eyes, he realizes that he, along with his mentor, Mr. Wonka, must create a second Golden Ticket contest in order to find the perfect heir. (2005, CatCF Depp Wonka, rewrite of mattTheWriter072's "Next in Line")

Charlie Bucket wasn't the one who found the fifth golden ticket. Instead, it was a young girl named Kylie Trinket. Born into a family of actors and actresses, she was raised by her nannies while her parents were off starring in movies. ONESHOT

(Not sure what to put here so...) What if Wonka didn't kick out all of his workers and that one worker had stayed behind to live in the factory? Would Wonka's world be changed? How would he be able to handle someone who was allergic to chocolate? [Wonka x OC] (Don't hate! I love me some Depp!) (Chapter 3 UP!)

Originally 'The Soldier and Winifred'. After World War Two, George Bucket meets a young girl who would eventually grow up to be Willy Wonka's mother. In 2005, George meets Wonka himself. (Burton!Wonka, some AU. Any differences from film canon are intentional. Detailed end-of-story Author's Notes coming soon.)

What if instead of five kids, ten kids had the opportunity to visit Wonka's factory? And what does that lead to? Well, disorder and a lot more kids falling victim to the Factory's will.

Everyone knows what happened when Mr. Wonka made his grand appearance, but what about the events leading up to it? What kinds of thoughts were racing around the chocolatier's mind from the time he woke up to the time when he opened the gates of his beloved factory? Requested by Tessa, this is my attempt at answering these questions. (2005 version, oneshot)

Quinze années ont passé depuis l'arrivée de Charlie et de sa famille au sein de la chocolaterie de Willy Wonka. Désormais âgé de vingt-cinq ans, il en pince pour la jolie Madeleine et réciproquement, mais aucun n'ose se dévoiler. Devant ce feuilleton sans fin, Willy Wonka et Grand-Papa Joe, le grand-père de Charlie, décident de donner un coup de pouce au destin.

Wonka one day comed with a new type of chocolate to make and its so good even the President comes to try ti out! But, what shell happen after! :0

Les premières impressions comptent pour beaucoup même sans s'être rencontré. Qu'est-ce que Willy pensait des cinq enfants plus où moins chanceux avant le 1er Février? (posté pour Halloween et Salon du Chocolat)

After an incident involving a new candy recipe, the Oompa-Loompas who tested it quickly become ill. Unfortunately for Mr. Wonka, the show must go on, and what starts as a whimsical factory tour quickly becomes the definition of a wide-awake nightmare. (1971 version)

See what it's like when we tour the chocolate factory with Willy Wonka... and his little kitty robot assistant!

Before Violet beauregarde was juiced she was suddenly transported into another world how will she surive as a person or as a blueberry

A candy store owner is offered a large sum of money to do...almost nothing.

Sequel to the 1971 film. Moving to the factory was only the beginning for the Bucket family. What will the future hold as they adapt to their new life and how will it change their reclusive new benefactor?

Following on from 'Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory (1971)', the story takes pace ten years after the events of the film. Following Charlie's abrasive old teacher, Mr. Turkentine, who, despite his tenuous relationship to the events of the original story, is suddenly pushed into a world of industrial espionage, revenge and, naturally, chocolate.

On the occasion of the second anniversary of Gene Wilder's passing, Willy Wonka discovers "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory". A meta look at how that might unfold. On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of that passing, an update.

[Sequel to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory] Kalle Bucket is moving with his family to a new town seeing Kalle hitting another factory (this one belonging to Winston Wonka (Willy Wonka's brother)). But before he got trusted he had to be tagging along on a roundtour which sees the Oompa-Loompas behaving very strange. [OC: Winston Wonka]

Chocolate, darkness, and passion. A story of love and pain in equal parts. Disclaimer: I don't own Willy Wonka or any of Roald Dahl's or Tim Burton's work. All credit belongs to them, except for the characters I created and my elaboration on their stories!

Five children. Five Golden Tickets. Willy Wonka needs to find an heir, but on the day he was unprepared for their rudeness, their abrasive and nasty attitudes. But what if Willy Wonka had been watching the children as they appeared in the news and just hoped for the best?

"Charisma. Some want it, some have it." This guy wants nothing to do with it. Four others get saved by it, but at what cost? (2005)

A heartfelt parody of the song Cheer Up, Charlie from the 1971 film. Dedicated to my cat.

After hearing a story of times long gone by, a story that has been kept secret for many years, Charlie Bucket decides to do something about his mentor's long-lost childhood friend. Trying to become close to Olive Slugworth and fix the broken friendship, a twist of fate leads Charlie to a strange new life he never could have imagined. (Continuation to my other story, Olive.)

Charlie and Veruca are on a date, and they go to a fancy French restaurant together, but Charlie orders an entrée with beans, onions, and broccoli, which are possibly the worst foods for a date. What could possibly go wrong? 2005 film