‘We Are The Music-Makers And We Are The Dreamers Of Dreams’

Gene Wilder, The 83-Year-Old Comedy Legend, Died In 2016 At His Home In Stamford, Connecticut, After Suffering Complications Related To Alzheimer'S Disease.

His Family Released A Touching Statement Following His Death, With His Nephew Jordan Walker-Pearman Saying: "We Can Hardly Bear To Live Without Him."

They Also Ended The Statement With A Quote From Poet Arthur O'Shaughnessy Quoted By Wilder In The Movie Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory: "We Are Music Makers, We Are Dreamers Of Dreams".

His Family Said The Decision To Wait Until This Time To Reveal His Condition Was Not Out Of Vanity, But In Order To Make Countless Young Children Smile Or Call Him "Willy Wonka" Without Having To Be Exposed To Adults. A Reference To Illness Or Trouble And Worry, Disappointment Or Confusion Leading To A Pleasant Trip. For As Long As He Can Remember, He Has Held Our Hands With As Much Tenderness And Love As A Child Can Remember. When He Was Taken Away, His Favorite Song Was Playing: "We Are Music Creators, We Are Dream Chasers."

His Artistic And Musical Attainments Accompanied Our Growth. The Musical Dreamer Machine Created With His Artistic Image Also Occupies A Place In The Industry And Is Very Popular Among Players. The Deeply Rooted Image Of Willy Wonka Occupies The Entire 92-Inch Lcd Screen, Accompanied By Familiar Music, Making The Player More Immersive.