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''Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory'' is a 1971 film directed by Mel Stuart and based off the 1964 novel ''Charlie and the Chocolate Factory''.


This lost scene from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was filmed, but in the end left on the cutting room floor. The script for the scene is available to the public in the 2001 book "Pure Imagination". The scene is about a hiker who lost his group on a mountain and then he sees a guru. He asks the guru "What is the meaning of life?" The guru says " Do you have Wonka bar " the hiker says he does. It's the last of his food but gives it to the guru anyway. When the guru looks inside and sees no golden ticket, he throws the bar across the cave. The hiker asks again " What is the meaning of life?" And the guru says "Life is a disappointment." The script for the scene is on YouTube from the user josh Hoover. The link is https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ptnRRW9ApMU
==The Lost Scene==
But the scene itself is lost, as it has never been seen by the public in theaters or on home video of any kind
This lost scene from ''Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory'' '''was filmed, but in the end, left on the cutting room floor'''. The script for the scene is available to the public in the 2001 book "Pure Imagination". The scene is about a hiker who lost his group on a mountain and then he sees a guru. He asks the guru "What is the meaning of life?". Instead of answering the question, the guru asks "Do you have Wonka bar?" The hiker says he does, and that it's the last of his food. He gives it to the guru anyway. When the guru looks inside and sees no golden ticket, he throws the bar across the cave. The hiker asks again "What is the meaning of life?" And the guru answers "Life is a disappointment."  
 
==Availability==
The script for the scene is on YouTube from the user Josh Hoover. However, the film of the scene itself is lost. It has never been seen by the public in theaters or on home video.


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Wonka chocolate factory poster.jpg

Theatrical poster.

Status: Lost

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is a 1971 film directed by Mel Stuart and based off the 1964 novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

The Lost Scene

This lost scene from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was filmed, but in the end, left on the cutting room floor. The script for the scene is available to the public in the 2001 book "Pure Imagination". The scene is about a hiker who lost his group on a mountain and then he sees a guru. He asks the guru "What is the meaning of life?". Instead of answering the question, the guru asks "Do you have Wonka bar?" The hiker says he does, and that it's the last of his food. He gives it to the guru anyway. When the guru looks inside and sees no golden ticket, he throws the bar across the cave. The hiker asks again "What is the meaning of life?" And the guru answers "Life is a disappointment."

Availability

The script for the scene is on YouTube from the user Josh Hoover. However, the film of the scene itself is lost. It has never been seen by the public in theaters or on home video.