Mary Poppins

In 1910 London, the Banks family is in need of a new nanny, and their children, Jane and Michael, have specific ideas. When Mary Poppins arrives, she proves to be a magical and unconventional caregiver who teaches the family the importance of joy and imagination. Through a series of enchanting adventures and musical numbers, Mary Poppins helps the stern Mr. Banks learn to appreciate his family and rediscover his own inner child.

Mary Poppins was a critical and commercial triumph, widely praised for its innovative blend of live-action and animation, its memorable songs, and its heartwarming story. Julie Andrews received widespread acclaim for her debut film role, earning her an Academy Award for Best Actress. The film is considered a timeless classic that has delighted audiences for generations.

• A dazzling spectacle of animation and live-action with unforgettable songs.

• Julie Andrews delivers a star-making performance as the iconic nanny.

• A joyous and imaginative film that appeals to all ages.

Google audience: Audiences universally praise Mary Poppins for its magical charm, wonderful music, and uplifting message. Many fondly recall the film from their childhood, appreciating its timeless entertainment value and the memorable performances.

Won 5 Academy Awards (including Best Actress for Julie Andrews) and nominated for 14. Nominated for 3 Golden Globe Awards. Received a Grammy Award for Best Score.

Walt Disney originally wanted to make Mary Poppins into a film in the 1940s but was unable to secure the rights from author P.L. Travers. It took him nearly 20 years of persistence to convince her.