Willy Wonka's Augustus Gloop looks unrecognisable 50 years on and now works as a lawyer

Michelle Keegan may be most known for her brunette locks but the star shared with fans that she was once a platinum blonde. Posting the throwback photo on her Instagram Stories, Michelle looked so different as she sported long blonde hair and big sunglasses back in 2016.

In honor of “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” (1971) turning 50, we’ve constructed a podcast category about bizarro adults and the puzzle worlds they make for kids.

Kylie Jenner really is the queen of hair transformations. From lime green lengths to a bleached blonde crop, it seems there’s no look won’t try at least once.

Love Island’s latest stunner Millie Court has quickly been stirring up the villa dynamics, having turned the heads of three boys on the show after taking them out on a date. But while contestants and fans know Millie for her platinum blonde hair, she hasn’t always worn it that way.

It was announced in May that Timothee Chalamet would play a young Willy Wonka in a new prequel from Warner Bros. called Wonka and now the stars of the original film are sharing their thoughts!

Can you believe it’s been 50 years since the release of the original Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory movie?

Children are invited to get dressed up to celebrate World Chocolate Day and those who visit The Moniaive Chocolatiers shop in fancy dress will also be entered into a Prize Draw to win a copy of the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory book by Roald Dahl and a box of 18 freshly filled, organic, fairly traded, handmade chocolates.Further lip-smacking events, including film screenings, will be unwrapped throughout the year.

Yahoo Entertainment in honor of the film’s anniversary. The actors, who co-starred as the four lucky Golden Ticket winners who get to explore the wonderous Wonka Chocolate Factory, all had fond memories of exploring the whimsical film sets in Bavarian Germany and working with Gene Wilder.

Four of the original cast members of the  original film adaptation of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory chatted with HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY about where their iconic characters would be today.  The former child actors — Peter Ostrum (Charlie Bucket), Julie Dawn Cole (Veruca Salt), Paris Themmen (Mike Teevee) and Michael Bollner (Augustus Gloop)– made their predictions while celebrating the film’s 50th anniversary and the release of its 4K Ultra HD edition this week.

“Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” premiered 50 years ago this year, sparking every kid’s dream of finding a magical golden ticket inside a candy bar and introducing generations of viewers to “a world of pure imagination.”

Gene Wilder as the enigmatic titular chocolatier, and a cast of child actors as the lucky recipients of the golden tickets, who were granted a tour of Wonka's top-secret factory and all the sweets they could eat — though, as any fan knows, the candy-colored dream isn't all that it seems.To celebrate the film's fittingly golden anniversary, ET's Lauren Zima spoke with four of the main cast members — Peter Ostrum, who played Charlie Bucket; Julie Dawn Cole, who played Veruca Salt; Michael Bollner,

The video above takes Borat to the Golf Center of Arlington to learn a sport “created by famous sports star McDonald Trump.” What unfolds is a classic bit of slapstick improv, as an unwitting — but very patient — golf instructor fails to even teach Borat how to hold his club properly. We dare you to not laugh.