Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' is a 2005 children's fantasy film based on the Roald Dahl 1964 book 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', and the second film adaptation. The film is about a young poor boy Charlie Bucket and the resurface of famous chocolatier Willy Wonka, who's stashed five golden tickets in his chocolate Wonka bars throughout the world. The tickets' finders, including Charlie and four spoiled children, are allowed into his factory and given the chance to win a mysterious special prize.

One of the spoiled children, gum-chewing Violet Beauregarde, tries an experimental gum of Wonka's that inflates her body and turns her into an immobile human blueberry. Originally, the inflation was going to be handled practically as with its 1971 predecessor, creating a suit that inflates spherically. A crewmember was used for the prototype, and Violet's actress AnnaSophia Robb was put into the suit, resembling her character's blue tracksuit. However, director Tim Burton dislike the look and decided it would be best to use a combination of AnnaSophia Robb, CGI and animatronics to pull off turning the character into a ten-foot blueberry. Footage of AnnaSophia Robb and the female crewmember wearing the inflated suits was featured in the behind-the-scenes featurette 'Under the Wrapper', which details the process of turning Violet into a blueberry.