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In the finest tradition of movie billboards and DVD covers everywhere, the new poster for Mary Poppi [...]	D
Where Helen Goff is riding the horse bareback with her father, a saddle girth strap is visible in a [...]	D
In the film's final scene, where the camera pans past the weather vane, shadows on the vane itself a [...]	D
Emma Thompson's character is a bit taller than the real life P.L. Travers, who was no more than 5 7 [...]	D
When Mrs. Travers arrives back at her house nearing the end of the film, at the top left corner as s [...]	D
When Walt and Mrs. Travers visit Disneyland, the steam train water tender arriving at Main St. Stati [...]	D
The blue Australian National Flag (Blue Ensign) is shown at the Allora fair in 1906. The mainly whit [...]	D
Scenes of the audience reacting to the film at various points are lit with changes intended to give [...]	D
Mrs. Travers finally grants Disney the film rights to her books, except she signs the wrong page of [...]	D
On her ride from the airport to the hotel, Mrs. Travers' limo passes several light posts of curved m [...]	D
On her hotel nightstand is a boutique box of KleenexÂ® tissue. The KleenexÂ® boutique box was no [...]	D
The film shows the license plate of the limo as three digits followed by three letters. In Californi [...]	D
Several changes had been made to real-life Disneyland to make it look like how it was during Walt Di [...]	D
The Disneyland characters greeting Miss Travers near the end of the film are in their redesigned lik [...]	D
The security lock shown on the door of P.L. Travers's hotel room did not exist when the film takes p [...]	D
When at the airport, the same red and white car passes behind Mrs Travers and Ralph twice.	D
At the airport P.L. Travers is shown at the gates of the fictional British Transcontinental Airways, [...]	D
Travers Goff is depicted clean shaven in all his scenes in the film, and Pamela insists that Mr. Ban [...]	D
Queensland, Australia has narrow gauge railway, not standard gauge.	D
In 1961, Travers is shown living at 29 Shawfield Street in Chelsea. At the time P.L. Travers still l [...]	D
When P. L. Travers first arrives at the studio and is speaking with DaGradi and the Sherman brothers [...]	D
At the airport there is a sign stating "Trans World Airways -TWA". TWA stood for Trans World Airline [...]	D
While Walt is escorting Mrs. Travers down Main Street USA, the sign for "Great Moments With Mr. Linc [...]	D
Coca-Cola bottles in background have red caps not used until the 1980s.	D
It was not possible to travel directly from Maryborough to Allora by train in 1906. It would have re [...]	D
When P L Travers is leaving LA, across the street is a bus with an RTD (Southern California Rapid Tr [...]	D
When Ralph drives P.L. Travers into the Disney Studios for the first time, the period limo goes over [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, the cherry trees in London are blossoming - Travers refers to them as [...]	D
The machine supposedly playing an archive recording in the closing titles begins near the end of its [...]	D
The other drivers at the airport hold signs bearing logos of Warner Brothers and MGM adopted sometim [...]	D
The pickup zone at the airport terminal has a sign for British Caledonian, which wasn't founded unti [...]	D
During the first script reading a platter of Hostess Ding Dongs is present. Ding Dongs weren't intro [...]	D
Computer terminals at Disneyland's Main Gate turnstiles can be seen in the background when Travers f [...]	D
As Walt greets Mrs Travers from the limo at Disneyland, a man standing behind them snaps a picture w [...]	D
Although Colin Farrell is from Ireland and Ruth Wilson is from the United Kingdom, they do in fact p [...]	D
When Walt and Mrs Travers arrived in Disneyland for a visit in the morning with people were queuing [...]	D
When Travers, Disney, and others watch the movie premiere of Mary Poppins the film is played in an i [...]	D
In 1961 the overhead shelves of prop and first generation jet airliners were for pillows, blankets, [...]	D
The Eastern Airlines Logo shown at LAX was not introduced until 1965.	D
When Mrs Travers arrives in her hotel room she pushes a button on the remote and the TV comes on imm [...]	D
When P.L. Travers enters her hotel room, the security lock on the door is one which post-dates 1963 [...]	D
Mrs Travers insists on the colour red not being in the film, but in Mary Poppins the title character [...]	D
The railway poster shows Allora as the end of the line. In fact the end of the line was at Goomburra [...]	D
As the theatre lights dim and the feature Mary Poppins begins, the presentation begins with the film [...]	D
Tom Hanks portrays Walt Disney with dark hair and young-looking skin. By 1961 Walt had visibly aged, [...]	D
The railway destination board, at Maryborough Station contains a number of errors. There is no such [...]	D
When Walt Disney greets P.L. Travers at the main gate of Disneyland he greeted her with "Welcome to [...]	D
When the Goffs leave their house and travel on a train Ginty has a coat on but when they arrive at t [...]	D
When Travers arrives in her hotel room, there are two Winnie the Pooh dolls among the gifts, showing [...]	D
Helen's father is seen lying lifeless in bed after dying due to his alcoholism. The doctor who left [...]	D
P.L. Travers never did warm up to the song "Let's Go Fly a Kite", as depicted in the film. According [...]	D
The CA license plate on the black limo in 1961 should have been black letters/numbers with a yellow [...]	D
When Pamela and Walt are riding the Carousel at Disneyland, you can see the ride "Pinnochio's Daring [...]	D
The bike at the end of the movie in London leaning against the fence has modern reflectors on its pe [...]	D
When Ralph drives P.L. Travers into the Disney Studios for the first time, the period limo goes over [...]	D
Mrs. Travers is shown to live alone at her London home, apart from her maid Polly - there is no sign [...]	D
When Travers Goff is dead, you can see he is discreetly breathing.	D
In real life P.L. Travers and her family moved to Alloah in 1905, not 1906, and her father Goff died [...]	D
Walt Disney portrayed by Tom Hanks has a very clear voice. In real life Walt Disney's voice was hoar [...]	D

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