Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was a huge hit in 2005 and remains a popular family film to this day. Freddie ...

When people think of the best Tim Burton movies, the first thing that typically pops into their minds is the unique filmmaker’s wild visual style. However, we cannot deny that his films also ...

No director in cinematic history has quite the creative vision as Tim Burton ... children’s novel, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, proves more bewildering than Gene Wilder’s earlier 1971 film. Far ...

Since it's been announced that Tim Burton's next film will be a reimagining ... Hey, they might even be able to re-use that Freddie Highmore kid that was Charlie in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" ...

Here Borle encourages us to loathe Wonka at our earliest convenience; and we know he's going to favor plucky poor-kid Charlie (Ryan Foust, alternating with two other boys).

There's a great assortment of movies releasing this weekend, including the Robbie Williams biopic Better Man & Den of Thieves 2: Pantera starring Gerard Butler. Celebs houses burned in L.A. fires ...

"Charlie 8 going on 18 with that face." Chelsea's Instagram story Freddie Freeman's wife Chelsea gets "FOMO" upon missing Golden Globes Award Several of Freddie Freeman's teammates and their ...

The eldest son of Los Angeles Dodgers star Freddie Freeman, Charlie, recently captured hearts in a delightful photoshoot featuring a colorful bead necklace and a Los Angeles Dodgers T-shirt.

An unexpected revelation has shocked many Charlie Brown fans for decades: the realization that Linus’ famous Bible monologue from Charles Schulz’s A Charlie Brown Christmas was nearly cut out ...

What kid wouldn’t love a trip to a chocolate factory? Well, any kid that saw Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, perhaps. Adapted from one of the most-adapted authors ever, the 1971 film ...

Bouncy yet melancholic jazz piano plays. Charlie Brown and Linus rest their arms on a sturdy yet melancholic brick wall. CHARLIE BROWN: I think there must be something wrong with me, Linus.