Mary Poppins
Director: Robert Stevenson
Actors: Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, David Tomlinson
PlotIn early 20th-century London, a magical and whimsical nanny appears at the doorstep of the Banks family home in response to a unique advertisement created by the young Banks children, Jane and Michael. Despite their father, Mr. Banks, having a rather conservative and stern view of childcare, he reluctantly agrees to hire her. Upon her arrival, the nanny quickly demonstrates that she is no ordinary caretaker. With a blend of strictness, love, and an array of magical abilities, she begins to transform the lives of the Banks family, teaching the children lessons through adventures only they could imagine.
As they embark on these enchanting adventures, including a visit to a fanciful animated world, the children and their father start to see life from a new perspective. The nanny's unconventional methods include a spoonful of sugar to make chores delightful, and her ability to turn a simple walk into a fantastical journey. Through her guidance, the family rediscovers the joy and wonder in everyday life, strengthening their bond. Her presence brings not only magical adventures but also awakens them to the importance of family connections and the value of imagination.
Writers: Bill Walsh, Don DaGradi, P.L. Travers
Release Date: 18 Jun 1965
Runtime: 139 min
Rating: G
Country: United States
Language: English
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