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| Dick Van Dyke | ||
| Arthur Treacher | ||
| David Tomilson | ||
| Julie Andrews | ||
| Elsa Lanchester | ||
| Glynis Johns | ||
| Karen Doctrice | ||
| Reginald Owen | ||
| Ed Wynn | ||
| Hermione Baddeley | ||
| Julie Andrews | Mary Poppins | |
| Dick Van Dyke | Bert / Mr. Dawes, Sr. | |
| Hermione Baddeley | Ellen | |
| Karen Dotrice | Jane Banks | |
| Matthew Garber | Michael Banks | |
| Glynis Johns | Mrs. Winifred Banks | |
| Elsa Lanchester | Katie Nanna | |
| Reta Shaw | Mrs. Brill | |
| David Tomlinson | Mr. Banks | |
| Arthur Treacher | Constable Jones | |
| Reginald Owen | Admiral Boom | |
| Ed Wynn | Uncle Albert | |
| Arthur Malet | Mr. Dawes, Jr. |
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| Producer | Bill Walsh
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| Writer | Bill Walsh
Don DaGradi |
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| Cinematography | Edward Colman
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| Musician | Richard M. Sherman
Robert B. Sherman |
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It's supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! High above the dawn clouds over London, "practically perfect" Mary Poppins floats out of the sky and into the lives of two playfully mischeivious children. With the help of a carefree chimney sweep named Bert, the spirited nanny makes every chore a game and every day a "jolly holiday." But, after they leap into a imaginative world of a sidewalk chalk drawing, visit a hilarious floating tea party, and join a rooftop song and dance, it may take more than "A Spoonful Of Sugar" to cheer up the children's precise and disapproving father! |
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