Matthew Morrison red carpet interview Willy Wonka

The speaker expresses excitement about a stage adaptation of a famous book and movie, hoping it will live up to its legacy. They appreciate that the adaptation will have its own identity, particularly by not using much of the movie's music. The speaker admires the dark, enchanting nature of the story and characters, especially Willie Walker, who is seen as boundary-less and appealing to many actors.

What are the speaker's feelings about the adaptation of the famous book?

How does the speaker feel about the music used in the adaptation?

What aspects of darkness does the speaker appreciate in the adaptation?

Describe the character of Willie Walker as mentioned by the speaker.

What does the speaker mean by saying the character could do anything?