Mary Poppins (1964) Movie Reaction/*FIRST TIME WATCHING* "Gosh I love Disney!!"
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"Already the best singer in the movie."
Yeah, it's hard to top Julie Andrews. She had a 4 octave range and perfect pitch to go with that gorgeous soprano voice.
Oh I love Feed the Birds. It’s not just about caring for the birds, but for the less fortunate in general. Makes me super emotional. I think it was one of Walt’s favorite songs, too.
It was his favorite
Yes. There’s a lot of sly class commentary in here lol. As far as I can tell, it does *not* endorse disenfranchising women, but it does show how sometimes the wealthier women can campaign for all this almost like a fad, when the poorer women are too busy working and caring for their children and home. I’d also always missed Mary’s comment about job references being old fashioned. 😂 But yes, the bird lady is “invisible” to many. Mr. Banks doesn’t see it from her perspective, and how she needs to make a living, just wondering why anyone would care about birds.
Fun Fact: "Feed the Birds" was the first song written for the movie, and it was Walt Disney's favorite song. He had Richard Sherman play it for him every week. He said, "Yep...that's what it's all about, isn't it?" He got the deeper message of the song: it doesn't take much to do a good or kind thing - tuppence worth, two pennys worth - so do it whenever you have the chance. Feed the birds=Do a good deed.
This movie is so marvelous...even Dick Van Dyke's famously terrible Cockney accent is all part of the fun and frivolity...just wonderful.
Dick van Dyke also plays the old banker who dies laughing.
What’s remarkable about the ‘Step in Time’ dance number, is that Dick Van Dyke had NO previous experience as a dancer, but he just does it so effortlessly.
The only real tearjerker scene for me is when Mr. Banks walks to the bank at night. He knows the lady with the birds is always there, but when he looks at the steps to the Cathedral, she's nowhere to be seen, nor are the birds. It leaves me sad to this day, because we don't know what has happened her. Other than that, I always watch the movie with a smile on my face.
The scene is made perfect by the recall of the 'Feed the Birds' music.
I'm truly sorry to burst that beautiful poetic bubble you've created, but could it simply be that it's night time and she's only there in the day?
@@RenaissanceEarCandy Even so, Mr. Banks is gobsmacked and struggling the whole way to the Bank, thinking about his kids and how he treated them when all they wanted was to feed the birds, and he sees it's just too late even for him to do that now.
The scenes with actors and animated characters was filmed with sodium vapor process.
Disney made one sodium vapor camera.
At the time of its use, the sodium process yielded cleaner results than did bluescreen, which was subject to noticeable color spill (a blue tint around the edges of the matte). The increased accuracy allowed for the compositing of materials with finer detail, such as hair or Mary Poppins' veiled hat.
One of the greatest movies ever made a true masterpiece Mary Poppins starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke. For this film Julie Andrews won an Oscar for best actress, thank you so much great reaction☺👍
This and Bedknobs and Broomsticks are two special movies. Also if people didn’t tell you yes it is the voice of the Mad Hatter. How funny that he’s at another tea party.
If you enjoyed Julie Andrews may I suggest the classic Sound of Music..
Yes! "Uncle Albert" is in fact the model and voice actor for The O.G. Mad Hatter! Ed Wynn. I could tell immediately you recognized his voice as such before you even said a word based on your facial expressions!
He also appeared in 2 episodes of "The Twilight Zone".
And he was a legendary vaudevillian and Broadway star. He also played the Toymaker in Disney's *Babes in Toyland* (1961).
@@1nelsondj his episode where he was the Street Pitchman and saved that little girl was great.
Notice Mary Poppins only says "PRACTICALLY perfect in ALMOST ever way." This is Cuz of Her Unbridled love For "Ruuuum Punch!" This is her one vice and keeps her from being COMPLETELY Perfect. Mary is a Boozer!
I’d say she’s also vain. She’s not perfect, but that’s part of her charm, she’s kinda like Gandalf. Paragons with vices.
The 1st"Mary Poppins"movie is one of those movies that you watch all straight and then by the end you suddenly realize:"It was *that* long?!?!😲"(And I mean watching it on TV,with all the commercial breaks that make it last like *3 hours!* 😵 And yet...you don't feel them!)
So I'm watching Mary Poppins as I write this and something just occurred to me during the supercalifragilisticexpialidocious song. Burt says he first heard the word was when he was young child but the only person who would have told him that word is Mary Poppins. So I can only deduce that Mary Poppins was Bert's nanny and that's how they know each other.
You got emotional because "Feed the Birds" is a damn beautiful song.
An utterly fantastic Julie Andrew musical is Victor/Victoria, her singing is completely off the wall gorgeous!
My fave movie
JCARTS ARTS: getting emotional at Feed the Birds.
Me: getting emotional at JCARTS ARTS getting emotional at Feed the Birds.
Damn it JCARTS ARTS!!! I already have a bro crush on you!!! No need to twist the knife by being “Practically perfect in every way!” 😉
One thing I really like about this movie is that it never vilifies the parents for their pursuits. The mother isn’t a bad mom because she’s a suffragette, she’s a bad mother because she cares more about what history will remember about her accomplishments than her own children, and Mr. Banks isn’t a bad father for being ambitious and a hard worker, he’s a bad father because he cares more about carving his niche in the edifice of time than he does spending time with his kids. The movie never says that them having careers or political leanings is bad, they’re just showing that their kids need lots of attention that they aren’t receiving.
You watching Mary Poppins with horror villains in the background is super hilarious🤣 Good reaction!
Another great Disney Musical from this era to watch is Bedknobs and Broomsticks with Angela Lansbury and David Tomlinson (the father) from this film.
A few fun facts for this film:
1. The women who wait outside to apply for the nanny position are actually men because they couldn’t find enough ugly women.
2. In the animation sequence people like the songwriters, Julie Andrews and multiple others do voices and David Tomlinson voiced Mary Poppins Parrot umbrella at the end.
3. The choreographers Marx Beraux and Dee Dee Wood would go on to do the choreography for many other classic musicals including: The Sound of Music, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and The Slipper and the Rose,
4. The woman who played the Bird Woman is legendary Actress Jane Darwell who starred in over 100 films and at the time she had been retired, but Walt Disney convinced her to be in the film and personally sent a car to pick her up everyday and treated her like Royalty.
5. Besides being Bert in the film Dick Van Dyke as Mr Dawes Sr when he would be dressed up in all that makeup he would troll the backlot tours by making them think it was an old man and cross in front of them as slowly as possible then right as they were about to pull away he would sprint off as quickly as possible!
6. Julie Andrews was hoping to be in the film version of My Fair Lady which she started on broadway, but Warner Brothers wanted someone who was actually a star as Julie had not been in a film yet so they went with Audrey Hepburn. However the story doesn’t end there as Julie Andrews was nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy opposite Audrey Hepburn for My Fair Lady and she won and in her acceptance speech she ended it with “Finally my thanks to a man who made a wonderful movie and made this all possible in the first place Mr Jack Warner.” and everyone lost it including Mr Warner. Then at the Academy Awards this film was nominated for 13 Oscars and won for:
Best Actress,
Best Song for Chim Chim Cheree,
Best Original Score,
Best Visual Effects,
and Best Film Editing. It was nominated for Best Picture, Director, Art Direction, Costume Design, Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography, Scoring Treatment, and Sound unfortunately losing many of those to My Fair Lady.
Edit: Yes Ed Wynn (Uncle Albert) was the Mad Hatter Walt always wanted to have him in something he appeared in several other Disney films including: The Absent Minded Professor, Son of Flubber, and Babes in Toyland.
Edit 2: When they were in the early development stages of the film Walt gave his songwriters Richard and Robert Sherman a copy of the book to read of what they thought would be good material for the film and they underlined six chapters in red crayon and when they went in to see Walt they handed him the book and he chuckled because in his copy of the book he had underlined the exact same six chapters in red crayon as well.
The inspiration for the song “A Spoonful of Sugar came with Richard Sherman’s son came home from school and he asked what had happened to learn he had been given the polio vaccine to which his dad asked if it hurt and he explained no they put the medicine on a sugar cube on a spoon and we swallowed it. A literal spoonful of sugar helped the medicine go down.
When the brothers were playing songs for Walt one day a couple hours they thought would work for the film at the end he asked them to play that bird woman song again to which Walt walked over to the window saying “That’s what it’s all about isn’t it?” Referring to the theme of the film. It was Walt’s favorite song the studio ever made and every Friday Walt would meet with the brother and just talk about things going on at the studio and other projects and at the end of their meeting he would always ask them to play the song by saying “Play it” and when they finished it he would send them off saying “Have a good weekend boys.”
Even after Walt’s death Richard Sherman would still go into Walt’s office on a Friday afternoon and play the song and on what would have been Walt’s 100th Birthday he went the celebration when the dedication of the Partners statue was unveiled and played the song saying it was only for Walt at the end of the song he blew a kiss to the statue said Happy Birthday and walked off, but he was told later on that when he was nearing the end of the song out of the clear blue sky a single bird came down near the piano and off back into the sky.
Edit 3:
All of Mary Poppins was filmed indoors.
The old woman that children encountered when they run away from the bank is the actress who voiced Cruella De Vil in “101 Dalmatians”.
When I was a child- my Aunt would reward us by letting us watch this movie. When we were "bad" she would punish us by making us watch The Sound of Music!
🤣🤣🤣
Man, what a lovely punishment!
Katy Nana is Elsa Lancaster aka ⚡The Bride of Frankenstein⚡Julie Andrews is a huge inspiration for me. Every rainy day schedule or substitute we had it was either Mary Poppins or the sound of music and I grew up wanting to be a singer.
Same! She was such an inspiration to me growing up too. And I wsrched her movies many a time when I was sick or bored. When I was little I would sit on buses and sing songs from classic musicals like Mary Poppins, Sound of Music or Wizard of Oz for the whole bus. Julie Andrews is probably my all-time favourite singer. She very much inspired me to take up singing lessons.
I'm a soprano too, so I will burst into songs from Mary Poppins and Sound of Music all the time. Particularly 'Feed the Birds' which is such a beautiful song.
I got to see Julie Andrews for a talk where she discussed her career and told us personal anecdotes of her life. Honestly, as beautiful and wonderful in person as on film. She was warm and kind and wickedly funny. Had the whole audience laughing their heads off. I just about wanted to beg her to adopt me as her granddaughter.
One of the highlights of my life was at the end the whole audience sang Edelweiss for Julie. She'd lost her voice by then due an operation gone wrong in the 90s so she couldn't sing for us which was clearly very upsetting for her. So the host asked if we would sing it for her. All the hundreds of people in the audience stood up and we sang the song together. It was in the most beautiful old theatre so it was magical. And Julie Andrews teared up and was so touched. It was really special.
The whistle for the Robin was actually provided by Julie herself. In the movie ‘Saving Mr Banks’ the story of how Disney made Mary Poppins it was revealed that the main focus on the story wasn’t the children but their father and how he needs his family as much as they need him. In fact ‘Feed the Birds’ was Disney’s favourite song and regularly asked the Sherman brothers to play it when they were at the studio.
"Feed The Birds" was apparently Walt Disney's favorite song. During his final years, he would request the Sherman Bros. play it for him periodically.
Feed the Birds is the BEST message ever just as she says "the smallest of things can be quite important" its true
Step in Time took 6 weeks to get right and everyone loves Dick Van Dyke for his dancing but HE'S NEVER HAD A DANCING LESSON IN HIS LIFE he just moves his body to the music his role in this is the epitome of living a happy life doing what u like and liking what u do he bounces around to whatever "job" he wants whether it actually pays money or not sometimes just being happy is a form of money
The effects were way ahead of their time so was the whole movie itself
Yes Ed Wynn was the voice and physical inspiration for the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland. He was also the Toymaker in Disney's 1961 musical version of "Babes in Toyland."
Fantastic reaction Jordan, this brought a smile to my face I haven't seen this movie in such a long time but just hearing the music and seeing some of those clips, I think I need to re-watch this movie. Don't know if you recognize but the old man in the bank is also played by Dick Van Dyke who plays Bert... also your singing voice isn't that bad.
This was my favourite film as a child (and I'm now 61!) ... and I still love it 😀 .... wonderful to see a young person enjoy it too ❤️
Mary Poppins was my safe movie growing up. Still is. Lots of different things made me grow up way too fast, but I could always be a kid when i watched Mary Poppins. Always related to Bert more than any other fictional character. Sure, he's covered in filth, and has arguably the worst job, he's poor, but yet he laughes and smiles, he does everything in his power to bring joy to others. The dirt doesn't bring him down it gives him a platform to love from.
His name is Ed Wynn who was indeed the voice of the Mad Hatter
There really is something about the feed the birds song that is just emotional. It always gets me when I hear it
Also I don’t know if you noticed, but Dick Van Dyke, who played Bert, also played the old man, the one who died laughing.
What I just noticed recently is that in the end when Mr. Banks is back at the bank to be discharged. When Mr. Dawes Jr. takes out and opens the umbrella, one of the bankers stands up and utters out, "No, not that!" At first I thought he was being sympathetic towards Mr. Banks, but then I realized that it's bad luck to open an umbrella indoors. Maybe the banker is superstitious. 💖❤💖❤❤💖😆😄😆😄😆😄😆😄
If you like the mixture of Animation with Real People, you should watch 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' if you have not seen it already.
To quote Yondu Udonta "I'm Mary Poppins y'all!"
"Is he cool ?"
" Hell yeah, he's cool"
Julie Andrews is one of the best singers ever...she was the voice of Fiona’s mother the Queen in Shrek also was in The sound of music. I also used to love saying Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious lol
@@ShuffleUpandDeal32 yes truth
My man if you read the books she could kill Thanos in about 2 seconds. Shes basically a time lord. She doesn't admit things to the kids because it helps to keep them childhood fantasies. They know they did it but they don't. And David Tomlinson is a legend
I'm over 60, I first saw this at a drive-in theater, must have been around 7 or so. I still watch it every couple of years. The sequel isn't as good, it uses these old songs as background music, the new songs don't match up. The girl that played Jane in the original has a cameo in the sequel as does Dick Van Dyke.
"Saving Mr. Banks" is a very good film too.
They say that Dick Van Dyke tried so hard to learn to do a British accent. When I was young I just figured that Burt was an American who happened to live in London.
Flarfus fluffy flurfs.
It took me years to learn how to say that word. But now, I can
Supercalafragalisticexpialidocious.
Fun fact: "Feed the birds" was Walt Disney's favorite song and would often ask Richard Sherman to play it on piano and he would stare out the window, teary eyed, deep in thought. At least that's what I've heard.
poppins , bedknobs & broomsticks & petes dragon ALL my childhood favs also 1969 musical oliver twist
To answer your question the uncle yes his voice is the Mad Hatter :D and the old banker man was also Dick van dyke aka Bert lol
Aw, it is nice to see someone react to a musical. So many are afraid of risking strikes. There are so many great musicals out there.
Man, I watched this movie almost 25-30 years ago and my god is it still amazing.
Bert and the old man at the bank is the same actor, Dick Van Dyke =)
It's literally in The End Credits that still has video, Bruh!
There are some great deleted songs from Disney movies you can find on youtube. The ones from Mary Poppins are a real treat. There was a great song for Admiral Boom. Eyes Of Love is a gorgeous ballad originally meant to be during the nursery scene. Chimpanzoo was going to be during the Uncle Albert visit.
This is still the most magical movie I have ever seen. 💖
FYI: when Julie Andrews was young during WWII she was the air raid siren in her village. Also the old man President at the bank was Dick Van Dyke. He plays a similar character in Mary Poppins 2.
Childhood classic.
Dick Van Dyke also is the Bank Director... something you will find quite amusing when your see Saving Mr. Banks
This movie is a masterpiece
3 notes...
- That hat is adorable
- Break into song anytime you want, my guy
- First time I saw this, I was 4 or 5 years old; one of those movies kids watched for slapstick and magic and cartoon penguins. I didn't see it for years, then watched it again in my 20s, and cried. I'd never seen it from the father's perspective before. As you say, very 'Scrooge' moment. I love this movie.
You should watch Julie Andrews in The Sound of Music, absolutely awesome
You should watch Saving Mr Banks. It's about the making of Mary Poppins. Tom Hanks plays Walt Disney and Emma Thompson plays the author of the Mary Poppings books.
A great movie for children and adults. There's really never a slow moment in the entire film. Adults can appreciate all the work that went into the singing and choreography as well as the special effects done long before computers.
I love Mary Poppins since a kid, it's magical. when save Mr Banks was released it was one of the movies that most make me cry in my life.
I could relate... too much. as the author history.
Fun Facts: Julie Andrews aka Mary Poppins did the chirping of the birds in “spoonful of sugar”.
Another fun fact: the actor that played Burt also played the bank member who took the kids money.
My man. The bird song makes me cry every time I see this film and I'm now 43. Some things never change.
The penguin waiters in Who Framed Roger Rabbit are the same as the ones in this movie. The director said that Walt Disney “discovered” them working at the Ink and Paint club.
This movie is Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious with such catchy songs that get stuck in your head for days after you watch it. Great reaction.
19:34 I felt so proud of you! you got it :)
Feed the birds hits emotionally in 10pm🥹 it's so pretty I can't handle it, if she would try to get me to sleep with the song, I just would break in tears, cause the nostalagic and beautiful feeling of seeing the lady in the stairs, oh😭
MARY POPPINS SINGS PINK FLOYD
Really enjoyed your reaction. Thank you. I love this movie. Mary Poppins Returns is not as good but I really enjoyed it. It's the children grown up with their own kids. Emily Blunt does a good job as Mary Poppins.
She does have an amazing voice. I don’t know if you know who this is but the lady playing Mary Poppins is Julie Andrews and she also did the sound of music after Mary Poppins and she was on Broadway for a few years unfortunately in 1997 she had her voice tragically taken away from her because the doctors went into operate, thinking she had vocal nodules and then turned it up turned out later there wasn’t anything really wrong. She was just tired from working too much and at that point it was too late because they bought drip so bad she couldn’t sing at all like her, beautiful voice was basically gone through no fall of her own.
The two kids later appeared in Disney's THE GNOME-MOBILE, which is a lot of fun.
Agree with you, this is a movie Everyone should see at least once. Funny watching you try to and finally pronouncing supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Julie Andrews is an incredible talent performing and singing many times on broadway as well.
Loved your reaction to this movie and glad you enjoyed it! I grew up watching Mary Poppins, which made the movie “Saving Mr. Banks” even more interesting because you learn a lot about the movie’s history and struggles.
23:18
Yu kinda cut her off, but that old lady character was played by Voice Actress who voiced "Cruella Deville" in 101 dalmations. She also narrated begining of Cinderella.
Thank you for the comment !!, I had so much more in this reaction at first. But do to Copyright issues I had to cut so much of it out... which killed me to do. But thank you for that knowledge I did not know that :)
I'm so glad someone's reacting to this! My favourite musical and Disney film. I always tear up at "feed the birds" too.
This is my first time to your channel, and I love the look of wonder on your face. It reminds me of when I saw it when it first came out.
When Mrs. Banks sings the line 'Mrs. Pankhurst has been clapped in irons again!', she's referring to Emmaline Pankhurst, one of the most important figures in the Suffragette movement. She, and many of her followers, were often jailed for their activities, most of which wouldn't have resulted in jail sentences of a man had done them. They endured severe punishments, including force-feeding for hunger strikers.
Admiral Boom fires the cannon twice a day as a time-keeping measure for the neighborhood. That's why the people in the Banks household (and, presumably, the other neighbors) know when to grab fragile items that would be broken otherwise.
For upper middle-class families in the Edwardian era, it was very common to be somewhat detached from one's children. Mr. Banks wasn't necessarily a fool. He was a product of his time.
Fun Facts:
Many of the nannies who get blown away are actually men.
The background musicians in 'Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' are known as 'Pearlies', Cockneys who use pearl buttons to make elaborate designs on their clothes. Cockneys are people who are born within the sound of Bow Bells (the church of St. Mary-le=Bow) in London. They have a very distinctive way of speaking. Bert's accent is supposed to be Cockney, though Dick van Dyke wasn't very good at it.
Ed Wynn was known as 'The Perfect Fool', which his son Keenan Wynn didn't appreciate. It wasn't until after his father's death that Keenan realized the soubriquet referred to Ed's consummate skill as a comedic performer. Among other roles, Ed was in the Disney film 'That Darn Cat'.
David Tomlinson (Mr. Banks) also provided the voice of the parrot umbrella at the end.
I loved this movie growing up and this past spring my school did a production of it! I had to learn to tap, we had Mary and Bert fly, we added little tricks like Mary fixing a collapsed table without touching it! ugh I wish I could do it again!
She would be in the who is the strongest avenger argument.
Yes, indeed. Mary Poppins is a great singer. Julie Andrews was known for having one of the most beautiful singing voices of any stage and screen actress. It was a great tragedy when she had a botched vocal cord surgery that deprived her voice of much of its range and sweetness.
Supercalifragilisticexpalidocious is my favorite song and my favorite word to say
Thank you señor!!! ❤😊
(I also choked up with the "Feed the Birds song") 😊
Omg this guy is the cutest guy I've seen in just about forever. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Also...if you want a very very very different movie with Julie Andrews in it, definitely check out the Blake Edwards black comedy "S.O.B." from 1981.
This was amazing! Great video, I enjoyed your reactions!
Feed The Birds was Walt Disney’s most favorited song in any of his movies. Stated by himself a little while before his death.
Julie Andrews had a beautiful singing voice. Mary Poppins is my favorite Disney film. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you Todd :) I really appreciate the comment and support !.
Knows Ed Wynn from "Alice In Wonderland" but just catching on to who Julie Andrews is. That's unusual. And apparently didn't connect Dawes Sr. to Dick Van Dyke. By the way, what's with the "Cameron Mackintosh's Mary Poppins" graphic? This is the Disney film, which predates the stage musical by decades and has nothing whatever to do with Cameron Mackintosh.
On the contrary, I thought you have a very pleasant voice . Cheers
Surprised you reacted to this! I loved this since I was a kid and I have this in my Blu-ray collection. Hope you react to the sequel!
Love watching Dick Van Dyke. He played Dr. Mark Sloan in Diagnosis Murder but I love watching him in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. You’re right Ed Wynn is the voice of the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland.
Something few people notice in the rooftop scene, you really have to look at it to notice that there is stuff moving in the background. It's not just a static backdrop. Today that would be no problem, but back then?
Turns out that scene had 5 to 7 (I don't remember exactly how many there where) layers to it. Yes, they filmed 5-7 layers and put them on top of each other. Just for the rooftop scene.
12:22 This was the first movie to ever combine animation with live action.
Well -- it was probably the best one to do it up till this point. >_>
Song of the South was before this, and Jerry Mouse (of Tom and Jerry fame) danced with Gene Kelly in a film. I don’t know if The Incredible Mr. Limpet, with Don Knotts, was before or after this. Betty Boop and Koko the Clown interacted with their animator in the ‘30s and Porky Pig had a short that mixed live action with animation. Animation/Live Action has a very interesting history.
Disney had pioneered the mixing of animation and live-action with his *Alice in Cartoonland* shorts during the silent movie era. Donald Duck appeared in a combined animated and live-action sequence with latin singer Aurora Miranda in *The Three Caballeros* (1944). *Anchors Aweigh,* the film in which Gene Kelly danced with Jerry the mouse of Tom & Jerry, was released in 1945. *Song of the South* came out in 1946. Another sequence combining Gene Kelly's live-action dancing with animation was included in *Invitation to a Dance* (1956). *The Incredible Mr. Limpet* was released the same year as *Mary Poppins* (1964).
Julie Andrews won the oscar for best actress from this movie
Have you ever seen the movie Superstar with Molly Shannon? That’s the ‘horrible’ grandma 😂
Yup (19:06) _David Tomlinson_ always talked a good tune.
“I’m just going to break out into song, if that’s all right with you guys”
So will you be more of a jukebox reactor or will they be original compositions in relation to what you’re reacting to? Either way, go for it 😀
One of my favorite movies.
Julie Andrews’s voice is phenomenal
The little boy died quite young and the little girl came from a well know English acting family
Mary Poppins is not only my favorite Disney movie, it is one of my very favorite movies, Period.
10:34 / 20:20 -- Wait a minute, wait a minute, hold on-- I'm sorry...
...Are you telling me you DIDN'T KNOW WHO *JULIE ANDREWS* IS???
For every Julie Andrews fan, there was a time when he or she didn't know who Julie Andrews was.
This and Bed Knobs and Broom Sticks are the funniest movies, if you haven't already watched Bed Knobs and Broom Sticks, you need too
I met Dick Van Dyke back in 2004, even got a picture with him. He's really nice and just as funny in real life.
Feed the birds always gets me too dude. Dnt worry ❤
Hope you do Bedknobs and broomsticks as well. The guy who plays Mr Banks is in it too 😊
The actress who played the mother died just recently ,and the little boy died young