Mary Poppins

Synopsis

In the enchanting setting of 1910 London, a magical and whimsical nanny named Mary Poppins arrives to care for the Banks family's mischievous children. With her extraordinary abilities and timeless charm, Mary transforms the lives of the family members, teaching them valuable lessons about love, responsibility, and imagination. Alongside her friend Bert, a jack-of-all-trades and chimney sweep, Mary takes the children on incredible adventures filled with music, dance, and laughter. As the Banks family learns to appreciate the simple joys of life, Mary Poppins leaves a lasting impact that reminds them of the importance of family and happiness.

Cast

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  Julie Andrews

  Mary Poppins

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  Dick Van Dyke

  Bert / Mr. Dawes Sr.

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  David Tomlinson

  Mr. Banks

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  Glynis Johns

  Mrs. Banks

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  Hermione Baddeley

  Ellen

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  Karen Dotrice

  Jane Banks

Reviews

Mary Poppins, the beloved classic from 1964, has continued to enchant audiences and critics alike with its timeless charm and unforgettable performances. Rotten Tomatoes expertly describes the film as a 'practically perfect blend of music, magic, and whimsy,' earning an outstanding rating of 97%. IMDb users have praised Julie Andrews' iconic portrayal of Mary Poppins, giving the movie a solid 7.8/10. Metacritic commends the film's captivating storytelling and memorable songs, with a rating of 88/100. Critics have lauded Mary Poppins for its innovative blending of live-action and animation, heartwarming messages, and dazzling musical numbers that have cemented its status as a cinematic masterpiece.