Il ritorno di Mary Poppins

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A fan petition was made to get Michael Rooker to cameo in the movie, after his role as Yondu in Guar [...]	D
Emily Blunt dove into P.L. Travers' books, and found out that the character is remarkably different [...]	D
Topsy is a combination of two characters from the book. Mary Poppins' cousin, Mr. Turvy was the fix- [...]	D
Angela Lansbury and Rob Marshall had previously worked together in Mamma Natale (1996), Lansbury pla [...]	D
Of the 448 original costumes made for this movie, Topsy (Meryl Streep), Mary Poppins' (Emily Blunt's [...]	D
In the Royal Doulton Music Hall after the flamingos' performance, there is a large family of rabbits [...]	D
Karen Dotrice, who played Jane Banks in Mary Poppins (1964), has a cameo in this movie (as "Elegant [...]	D
At the age of 93 at the time of the movie's release, Dame Angela Lansbury is the oldest actress ever [...]	D
Dick Van Dyke was offered four options for his dance scene, each with a varying degree of difficulty [...]	D
This is Disney's first live-action/traditional animated hybrid movie since Come d'incanto (2007).	D
When Michael Banks is in the attic, there is a box of toy blocks with letters on them. This is a nod [...]	D
This is the first Mary Poppins movie to be rated PG by the MPAA Mary Poppins (1964) was rated G.	D
Joel Dawson's film debut.	D
Emily Blunt and Meryl Streep previously worked with writer, producer, and director Rob Marshall on I [...]	D
When Mary Poppins (1964) was being written, the lead role was offered to Dame Julie Andrews by Walt [...]	D
When Jack first sees Mary Poppins flying out of the clouds, he exclaims "As I live and breathe." Thi [...]	D
For this movie, writer, producer, and director Rob Marshall imagined an original story by combining [...]	D
Ben Whishaw and Dame Julie Walters worked together on Paddington (2014) and Paddington 2 (2017).	D
Chris O'Dowd's second voice-over role after Epic - Il mondo segreto (2013).	D
Mr. Dawes, Jr. begins to tell the Banks children the joke about a "man with a wooden leg named Smith [...]	D
When Karen Dotrice, who played Jane Banks in Mary Poppins (1964), makes her cameo, before leaving sh [...]	D
Author P.L. Travers was very critical of Mary Poppins (1964), especially the music and animation. Ho [...]	D
The decorations on Mary Poppins' hat include a robin. This is a nod to the scene featuring robins du [...]	D
Dame Julie Andrews, who portrayed the title character in Mary Poppins (1964), endorsed the casting o [...]	D
The biggest song and dance number, "Trip a Little Light Fantastic", took two weeks to film, sometime [...]	D
Dame Angela Lansbury, who was a possible candidate for the title role of the first movie, previously [...]	D
In Mary Poppins (1964), Miss Lark had a dog named Andrew. In this movie, she apparently has a new do [...]	D
Mary Poppins originated in P.L. Travers' eponymous book published in 1934. Over the next fifty years [...]	D
In the book, only Jane Banks is transported into the Royal Doulton Bowl, and the entire episode was [...]	D
The orchestral tracks and vocals were recorded with a full 82-piece symphony orchestra conducted by [...]	D
Admiral Boom is played by David Warner who played Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol, starring George [...]	D
When he saw Mary Poppins for the first time as a child in Mary Poppins (1964), Michael stood open mo [...]	D
Colin Firth and Dame Angela Lansbury previously appeared in Nanny McPhee - Tata Matilda (2005), whic [...]	D
The song "A Cover is Not the Book" contains lyrics about a King who may be a crook. This movie's "cr [...]	D
The songwriters have created for the Luminomagifantastic (VO) vocal and litany number a jargon speci [...]	D
Dame Julie Walters and Ben Whishaw worked together on Paddington (2014). In each movie, the first sc [...]	D
Emily Blunt's brother-in-law, Stanley Tucci, appeared in Tu chiamami Peter (2004). Dame Julie Andrew [...]	D
This is costume designer Sandy Powell's second Disney movie. The first being Cenerentola (2015).	D
Steve Carell, Joel McHale, Jason Lee, Robert Downey Jr., Andy Samberg, and Bill Hader were considere [...]	D
In the beginning sequence when Jack passes by St. Paul Cathedral, the Bird Woman from Mary Poppins ( [...]	D
Dame Julie Andrews turned down a proposed cameo appearance as the balloon lady, fearing that it woul [...]	D
This was released 54 years after Mary Poppins (1964), setting a new record as the longest gap betwee [...]	D
Emily Blunt's husband, John Krasinski, has been friends since childhood with B.J. Novak, who appeare [...]	D
Writer, producer, and director Rob Marshall, Emily Blunt, and Meryl Streep worked on Into the Woods [...]	D
When Jane Banks discovers the battered old kite in the loft, the tail is made from a suffragette sas [...]	D
In homage to Dick Van Dyke's notoriously bad cockney accent from Mary Poppins (1964), Lin-Manuel Mir [...]	D
After his children accuse Mr. Wilkins of bank fraud, without proof, Michael Banks says that they hav [...]	D
Bette Midler sang "Where the Lost Things Go" at the 2019 Academy Awards, after Dame Julie Andrews tu [...]	D
Emily Blunt and Meryl Streep previously starred in Into The Woods (2014). As The Baker's Wife and Th [...]	D
This movie united Dame Angela Lansbury and Meryl Streep, who played the villainous role of the candi [...]	D
In the book "Mary Poppins Comes Back", Mary Poppins' cousin Topsy is male, and the reason for his wo [...]	D
Only the second movie directed by Rob Marshall in which the costumes weren't designed by Colleen Atw [...]	D
Like Mary Poppins (1964), this movie includes a sequence combining live-action and traditional hand- [...]	D
Development on a sequel to Mary Poppins (1964) had long been gestating in development hell since the [...]	D
The teddy bear that Mary Poppins hands to John in "Where the Lost Things Go" is Nathanael Saleh's re [...]	D
The construction of Topsy's (Meryl Streep's) shop lasted seven months, and it is the most complex de [...]	D
Royal Doulton is a brand of British porcelain china.	D
Ashton Kutcher, Will Ferrell, Sean Hayes, Seth Rogen, Keegan-Michael Key, Russell Brand, James Corde [...]	D
Joel Dawson's front baby teeth had fallen out just prior to filming and were growing back in at diff [...]	D
David Warner's final film role before his death on July 24, 2022 at the age of 80.	D
Although the original setting of the first three Mary Poppins novels was the 1930s, Walt Disney and [...]	D
The stone bridge in the park when Mary Poppins first descends on the end of Georgie's kite string is [...]	D
Emily Blunt and Dame Julie Andrews made movies with their respective husbands. Andrews' first husban [...]	D
Karen Dotrice: The actress who portrayed Jane Banks in Mary Poppins (1964), appeared as the Elegant [...]	D
Amanda Seyfried, Gina Rodriguez, Jenny Slate, Awkwafina, Bryce Dallas Howard, Karen Gillan, and Anna [...]	D
Early in this movie, Michael Banks draws a crude ten pound note saying "The day has barely begun and [...]	D
In order to execute the bathtub scene, a hole was carved under the tub to insert a water slide that [...]	D
For the fantastic scenes where Mary Poppins takes the Banks children on extraordinary adventures, wr [...]	D
Emily Blunt doesn't appear on-screen until twenty minutes into the movie.	D
When Mary Poppins knocks on Topsy's door with her parrot-headed umbrella, the affronted parrot sarca [...]	D
Meryl Streep, Dame Julie Walters, and Colin Firth appeared in Mamma Mia! (2008) and Mamma Mia! Ci ri [...]	D
This movie was chosen by the National Board of Review and American Film Institute as one of the top [...]	D
This movie was a box-office hit and it was hailed by critics as a classic. This belies the notion th [...]	D
Dick Van Dyke and Dame Angela Lansbury appeared in Buttons (2018).	D
In Mary Poppins (1964), Mr. Dawes, Jr. was played by 37-year-old Arthur Malet. In this movie, set tw [...]	D
Dame Angela Lansbury, who played the Balloon Lady, appeared with Glynis Johns in Il giullare del re [...]	D
Scarlett Johansson, Kaitlin Olson, and Kristen Bell were considered for the role of Mary Poppins.	D
Emily Blunt and Meryl Streep appeared in Il diavolo veste Prada (2006) and Into the Woods (2014).	D
Mary Poppins' talking Parrot Umbrella was a practical animatronic puppet. Its performance was create [...]	D
Colin Firth had a dual role in this movie as William "Weatherall" Wilkins and the villainous wolf in [...]	D
Robert De Niro, Danny DeVito, Jack Black, Alec Baldwin, Jeffrey Tambor, Steve Buscemi, Chris Pratt, [...]	D
Despite being the primary and title character, Mary Poppins is completely unnecessary to the plot in [...]	D
Emily Blunt and Colin Firth previously worked together in Il mondo di Arthur Newman (2012).	D
At age 91, Dick Van Dyke, who played Bert and Mr. Dawes, Sr. in Mary Poppins (1964), returns to port [...]	D
This movie included some hand-drawn animation to be made by Walt Disney Animation Studios. This is t [...]	D
For the song "Trip a Little Light Fantastic" Lin-Manuel Miranda got Jack's hat throw on the first ta [...]	D
This was the final Disney movie to be released on Netflix, due to the launching of Disney+.	D
The final title card during the opening sequence is a chalk painting which shows the opening scene f [...]	D
Unlike Mary Poppins (1964), this movie (or all of its live-action footage) was shot in the story's i [...]	D
This is the first Mary Poppins movie to be filmed in Panavision (anamorphic) for the widescreen 2.39 [...]	D
David Warner (Admiral Boom) and Jim Norton (Binnacle) appeared in Cane di paglia (1971).	D
In the song "A Cover is Not the Book", the verses about Nellie Rubina and the King and the Dirty Ras [...]	D
Dame Julie Walters (Ellen) has admittedly been confused for original Mary Poppins performer Dame Jul [...]	D
Emily Mortimer (Jane Banks) was able to meet Karen Dotrice, who played the young version of her char [...]	D
Like Julie Andrews Emily Blunt wore a wig in this film since her hair is Blonde and not Brunette.	D
Since Dick Van Dyke looks younger than his 91 years, Disney used old age make-up and hair to make hi [...]	D
Mary Poppins (1964) took place four years before World War I. This movie takes place a few years (po [...]	D
If you listen carefully much of the background music contains melodies from Mary Poppins (1964), inc [...]	D
The film is based on P.L. Travers' books "Mary Poppins Comes Back" and "Mary Poppins Opens the Door" [...]	D
In the Banks children's nursery, there are pictures of people and dandelions just above the fireplac [...]	D
The team created a new character: the street lamp lighter Jack, played by Lin-Manuel Miranda.	D
The majority of the cockney rhyming slang used was entirely invented for the movie and not real slan [...]	D
The title of this movie is similar to the title of P.L. Travers' second Mary Poppins book, "Mary Pop [...]	D
The cast includes two Oscar winners: Colin Firth and Meryl Streep; and three Oscar nominees: Dame An [...]	D
It was writer, producer, and director Rob Marshall's intention, right from the beginning, to use tra [...]	D

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When Admiral Boom and Mr. Binnacle salute Mary and the children in the bath fantasy scene, they give [...]	D
Some viewers have speculated that Mr. Dawes Jr.'s story about the tuppence investment is an excuse f [...]	D
The front door of the Banks home opens on the opposite side between the two movies.	D
When Mary Poppins lands with the kite, she is holding the kite back-to-front, with the struts facing [...]	D
It's stated that many foreclosures equals big profits for the bank. This isn't true; many foreclosur [...]	D
When the children are going to the shop and don't have enough money, they mention buying things at ' [...]	D
In the lamplighters' song and dance routine, the bicycles doing the stunts are clearly more modern b [...]	D
Big Ben's dials are shown to be lit by many gas jets, but the lighting of dials had been electrified [...]	D
In a couple of street scenes, road markings of double yellow lines (no parking) are covered over, bu [...]	D
When Georgie is flying the kite the wind is blowing strongly into his face but the kite is pulling i [...]	D
In the London street scenes, several of the buses shown are too old for the 1930s setting. For insta [...]	D
When the house is empty, a 3 pin BS1363 plug socket can be seen. This standard wasn't introduced unt [...]	D
While rummaging through the attic, Michael finds the snow globe of St. Paul's Cathedral. At the end [...]	D
Mr. Wilkins' character is inconsistent. He is portrayed for most of the movie as a dishonest and hea [...]	D
When Willoughby the dog puts his front paws on the park fountain to bark at the kite, a U-shaped pro [...]	D
In the balloon scene, as Ellen sings the London landmarks in the distance show St. Paul's Cathedral [...]	D
The gaslights used in the movie are all naked flames. By the 1930s, gaslights used mantles, which ga [...]	D
In the very first scene, the gaslighter extinguishes one lamp, while there are another 3 unlit behin [...]	D
When Cousin Topsy performs a handstand during her dancing routine, her earrings do not dangle down t [...]	D
In one night time scene, we hear the sound of cicadas, which are not native to England, but primaril [...]	D
In the original Mary Poppins, the kite is mended with newspaper along its right border. In the new m [...]	D

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Mary Poppins: Georgie, this is a nursery, let me r [...]	D
Jack: Bucks and mares, cubs and does, welcome to o [...]	D
Balloon Lady: Of course, the grown-ups will all fo [...]	D
Mary Poppins: You have guests, cousin. You might a [...]	D
Mary Poppins: Everything is possible, even the imp [...]	D
Mary Poppins: We're on the brink of adventure, chi [...]	D
Mr. Dawes Jr.: Once upon a time, there was a man w [...]	D
Jack: Say, what's with all the glum faces? Lost si [...]	D
Jack: Whenever I lose my way, I just look up.	D
Michael Banks: So you've been off filling the chil [...]	D
Jack: It's a good thing you've come along when you [...]	D
Ellen: How exactly am I supposed to make breakfast [...]	D
Mary Poppins: [singing] So, perhaps we've learnt w [...]	D
Georgie Banks: [seeing Mary Poppins catch her carp [...]	D
Georgie Banks: Father, Aunt Jane, come quick! Quic [...]	D
Anabel Banks: Everything is possible! Mary Poppin [...]	D
Georgie Banks: What are you doing? [Gooding and F [...]	D
Ellen: Michael, your briefcase! Blimey, he'd leave [...]	D
Mary Poppins: [whispering excitedly before sinking [...]	D
Michael Banks: [tearfully to Georgie, Anabel, and [...]	D
Mary Poppins: [singing to Georgie, Anabel, and Joh [...]	D
[first lines] Milkman: Morning, Jack.	D
Jane Banks: [to the children] When your father and [...]	D
Michael Banks: [o Wilkins] Don't you dare criticiz [...]	D
Mary Poppins: Good heavens Annabel, what have you [...]	D
Jack: You see, there's nothing to it. Anabel Bank [...]	D
Mary Poppins: [after she lands in the park with th [...]	D
Mary Poppins: Nothing. Such a useful word, isn't i [...]	D
Mary Poppins: Spit spot!	D
Anabel Banks: But we don't need a nanny. John Ban [...]	D
Georgie Banks: How'd she do that? Jack: One thing [...]	D
Balloon Lady: Why don't you go first, sir? Michae [...]	D
Jack: There's a different point of view awaiting y [...]	D
Anabel Banks: Mother always had us take our baths [...]	D
Anabel Banks: Where are we? Jack: [tapping a glas [...]	D
Admiral Boom: [hearing Big Ben chiming] Blast the [...]	D
Jack: May I assure you, you look lovely as always! [...]	D
Mary Poppins: [seeing the mess Michael and Jane le [...]	D
Anabel Banks: [glancing at the repaired bowl] John [...]	D
Jane Banks: Are you sure this is quite safe? Mary [...]	D
Mary Poppins: We need you to fix this bowl, dear. [...]	D
Admiral Boom: Great steaming clams! They've done i [...]	D
Michael Banks: [after Georgie opens the door to re [...]	D
John Banks: What's a leerie? Jack: Why, it's what [...]	D
Georgie Banks: I miss Mother.	D
[During the song "The Cover is Not The Book"] Pen [...]	D
Ellen: [about the visiting lawyers] The wolves are [...]	D
Anabel Banks: Which way do we go, Mary Poppins? M [...]	D
John Banks: Can we do that, Mary Poppins? Can we t [...]	D
Wilkins: That's Banks. Frye: He's made it in time [...]	D
Mary Poppins: When you change the view from where [...]	D
Anabel Banks: Can you please get the door? I've go [...]	D
Wolf: Hurry, hurry! Only a few seats left! Get tic [...]	D
Mary Poppins: When the world turns upside down, th [...]	D
Michael Banks: Did you have something to do with t [...]	D
Michael Banks: [as he gazes at the snow globe of S [...]	D
Mary Poppins: You were having a nice sort of night [...]	D
Mary Poppins: [to John and Anabel] If you two are [...]	D
[Mr. Dawes, Jr. arrives at the bank] Mr. Dawes Jr [...]	D
Mary Poppins: [to a dolphin, who's just popped up [...]	D
Mary Poppins: [singing] Some people like to splash [...]	D
Jack: [as he and Georgie see Mary Poppins descendi [...]	D
Jane Banks: [to Mary Poppins] What brings you here [...]	D

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