breaking into the zoo to retrieve some giraffe milk to make one of Wonka’s top treats or even just the kaleidoscopic vision that is his short-lived first candy store. And, unsurprisingly ...

WARNER BROS "I need giraffe milk!" shouts Willy Wonka (Timothée Chalamet), as he ... All that emerges from the giraffe's milking is a small macaroon, to be savored delicately.

He’s mostly sprightly and irrepressibly joyful, a glass-half-full kind of guy who makes treats from giraffe milk and a fly from Mumbai. Like Paddington, this Wonka is an innocent. Sure ...

No one has ever told me that they find the milking of common zoo animals to be their particular phobia, but in case you do need a warning: In Wonka, Willy sneaks into a zoo to milk a giraffe.

Most importantly, the chocolates, made from such unlikely ingredients as giraffe milk and the tears of a clown — Wonka is like the world’s greatest Chopped contestant — look irresistible.

His Willy Wonka is young, exuberant, and with a sense of wide-eyed wonder. Silver Linings made of condensed thundercloud. Liquid sunlight. Giraffe milk. Bittersweet tears of a Russian clown.

London Zoo giraffe Molly played a major role in the success of Wonka after being used as the model for the computer generated creature in the film which shared the screen with Timothee Chalamet and ...