Tagline: Feed your imagination.
Wonka - one of the famous "sweet" brands of the Swiss corporation Nestle. The impetus for the creation of the brand was the success of Roald Dahl's book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" ("Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"), published in 1964, and the films based on it (in 1971 and 2005- m) about the extraordinary owner of the chocolate factory Willy Wonka.
Точнее будет сказать, что толчков в жизни «волшебного» бренда было два: первый привел к созданию бренда — толчком этим был международный успех оригинальной книги и фильма, снятого в 1971-м году, режиссером которого стал Мел Стюарт (Mel Stuart), а исполнителем главной роли Джин Вайлдер (Gene Wilder). Но прошло время и интерес к миру Шоколадной фабрики угасал, как и интерес к бренду, появлялись новые фильмы и новые бренды. Бренд Wonka, like many others, quiet oblivion awaited, if a few years ago, director Tim Burton (Tim Burton) decided to re-play the story about the journey of a little boy to the Chocolate Factory and did not invite his friend Johnny Depp (Johnny Depp) to the main role. In 2005, he created his own version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which captured the imagination of a child audience and brought back interest in chocolates. Wonka from Nestle.
Riding on the success of Barton's film, the brand Wonka not only revived, but also replenished with new sweets and new marketing ideas. Like the heroes of the film, modern children also got the opportunity to find a golden ticket and go on a trip to a candy factory.
branded Wonka Kazoozles, Gummies, Everlasting Gobstopper, Fruit Runts, Laffy Taffy and several dozen other types of sweets and, of course, several types of chocolate are produced. The names of some sweets and chocolates were invented for Nestle, but some of them were actually mentioned in the book, for example, the famous chocolate bar Wonka Bar plays an important role in the development of the plot.
All visual materials used in packaging and advertising of the brand strictly correspond to the original source, Nestle based the image of the brand on the illustrations of Quentin Blake (Quentin Blake), and the prototype of Willy Wonka was the actor who played him in the 1971 film Gene Wilder.
