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Grandpa Joe says "Don't tell the others," but the specific addition of "especialmuddled-quote

#Q ORIGINAL QUESTION

Regarding Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), did Grandpa Joe have a secret stash of money in the 2005 film?

#M ANNOTATED LLM RESPONSE

Yes, in the 2005 film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Grandpa Joe does have a secret stash of money, which he refers to as his "secret hoard."

Here are the specific details regarding this scene:

The Timing: The scene occurs after Charlie has already opened his birthday Wonka Bar (which the family saved up to buy), only to find it did not contain a Golden Ticket.
The Location: Grandpa Joe calls Charlie over to his bed at night while the other three grandparents are asleep. He reaches under his pillow/mattress and produces an old, small leather coin purse.
The Amount: He pulls out a single silver coin (a silver dollar or a similar large silver piece).
The Conversation: Grandpa Joe tells Charlie that the money is his "secret hoard" and that the two of them are going to have "one more fling" at finding the Golden Ticket. He instructs Charlie to go to the shop and buy one more Wonka Bar, specifically telling him not to tell the rest of the family—especially Grandma Josephine.
The Result: Charlie takes the coin and buys a second bar (a Wonka's Nutty Crunch Surprise). Unfortunately, this bar also does not contain a Golden Ticket, leaving both Charlie and Grandpa Joe disappointed but briefly bonded by the secret.

This mirrors the plot point from the original Roald Dahl book, though the 2005 film emphasizes the "secret" nature of the stash to highlight the special bond between Charlie and his grandfather.

#F CORRECTION FEED (CLICK TO SEARCH)

[1] Grandpa Joe explicitly uses the phrase "secret hoard" in the 2005 film script and dialogue.

[2] The scene takes place after the birthday bar (Whipple-Scrumptious Fudgemallow Delight) fails to yield a ticket.

[3] The script describes the action: "He reveals an ancient leather coin purse clutched in his fingers" after rummaging under his pillow.

[4] The script specifies a "single silver dollar" and visual analysis of the film prop identifies it as a US Peace Dollar.

[5] The dialogue matches the script: "It's my secret hoard. You and I are going to have one more fling at finding that last ticket."

[6] Grandpa Joe says "Don't tell the others," but the specific addition of "especially Grandma Josephine" is not present in the script or standard transcripts.

[7] Charlie buys a "Wonka's Nutty Crunch Surprise" with the money. This is confirmed by film props and plot summaries.

[8] The scene is a faithful adaptation of the book chapter "Grandpa Joe takes a Gamble".

#O MISSED POINTS & OVERSIGHTS

No oversights detected.

#C RELATED QUERIES

#01 What kind of coin does Grandpa Joe give Charlie in the 2005 film?

#02 What chocolate bar does Charlie buy with Grandpa Joe's money?

#S SOURCES

#R ORIGINAL AI RESPONSE

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Yes, in the 2005 film *Charlie and the Chocolate Factory*, Grandpa Joe does have a secret stash of money, which he refers to as his **"secret hoard."** Here are the specific details regarding this scene: * **The Timing:** The scene occurs after Charlie has already opened his birthday Wonka Bar (which the family saved up to buy), only to find it did not contain a Golden Ticket. * **The Location:** Grandpa Joe calls Charlie over to his bed at night while the other three grandparents are asleep. He reaches under his pillow/mattress and produces an old, small leather coin purse. * **The Amount:** He pulls out a single **silver coin** (a silver dollar or a similar large silver piece). * **The Conversation:** Grandpa Joe tells Charlie that the money is his "secret hoard" and that the two of them are going to have "one more fling" at finding the Golden Ticket. He instructs Charlie to go to the shop and buy one more Wonka Bar, specifically telling him not to tell the rest of the family—especially Grandma Josephine. * **The Result:** Charlie takes the coin and buys a second bar (a Wonka's Nutty Crunch Surprise). Unfortunately, this bar also does not contain a Golden Ticket, leaving both Charlie and Grandpa Joe disappointed but briefly bonded by the secret. This mirrors the plot point from the original Roald Dahl book, though the 2005 film emphasizes the "secret" nature of the stash to highlight the special bond between Charlie and his grandfather.

#A DIRECT ANSWER (VERIFIED ANALYSIS)

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Yes, in the 2005 film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Grandpa Joe has a secret stash of money he calls his "secret hoard." Late at night, he retrieves an ancient leather coin purse from under his pillow and gives Charlie a single silver coin (identified as a silver dollar/Peace Dollar) to buy a second Wonka bar. Charlie purchases a "Wonka's Nutty Crunch Surprise," but it does not contain a Golden Ticket.

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