Timothée Chalamet is following in the footsteps of Gene Wilder by taking on the iconic role of Willy Wonka in a brand-new musical that serves as a prequel Roald Dahl’s iconic tale about the chocolate maker.  

Created by Paddington writer Paul King and Ghosts alumni Simon Farnaby, Wonka features a stellar cast, a myriad of bizarre sweets and plenty of charm that fans of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will be familiar with.  

If you’re wondering whether there’s any bonus content after the screen cuts to black, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know. 

Does Wonka have a post-credits scene? 

Whilst there isn’t a specific ‘scene’ at the very end of the movie, there’s a montage that takes place almost instantly after the final scene as the credits begin to roll – so be sure to stick around a few minutes if you want to catch it.  

Lofty the Oompa Loompa (played by British acting legend Hugh Grant) performs the classic Oompa Loompa song, informing us what happened to the characters after the events of the film – including the Scrubbits being punished for their crimes and the adventures of the rest of the chocolatier’s team.  

There isn’t any reference to Charlie Bucket or other stories by Roald Dahl, meaning that there aren’t any indications of potential sequels or Dahl spin-off films… for now.  

How to watch Wonka 

Wonka is exclusively available in cinemas in the UK and US. Tickets are available from the likes of Cineworld, Odeon and Vue in the UK, and  AMC and Fandango in the US.

You can read more about the film here, and check out what we thought about the first few episodes of Pokémon Horizons. 

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