This is gold. I can't say it's nostalgia for me, but for the older ones, it will be. What I can mention is the solid quality of this movie. This movie sure did age like fine wine
@@erincrosby9087 Well....she also did not want animation, Dick van Dyke, songs and much more. Honestly, Walt did exactly everyting she feared. I love the movie to death and I will always be thankfull to Disney for making it, but it's hard to ignore that the author felt her beautiful baby was completely butchered (read: Disneyfied)
@@MissFlowbut at the same time the author strikes me as the kind of person who is just a grouch. Walt could have made an exact adaptation and it would have flopped, then the author would have still blamed him for it failing instead of acknowledging that ‘hey maybe this guy understands the movie industry better than I do.’ I think ultimately she hated that Walt’s version was so popular because it proved her book had a good idea that she didn’t execute properly. Walt saw the potential and aspired to reach it, and I’m so glad he did.
@@charlottelouise1409 I always thought Bert is one of Mary's children she used to be a nanny for, all grown up. Rather than being romantically interested in her he simply adores/admires her to death, like a child looking up to an adult kinda thing. Bert's inner kid never really left, after all.
For 1964, the technology was amazing. I wish Julie Andrews could still share her beautiful singing voice with us. But we still sing with her with movies like Mary Poppins.
Regarding Mary's part in the song about Bert ("Gentlemen like you are few. You'd never think of pressing your advantage"), it's a crying shame how true that is in this day and age.
This movie took place prior to the Marxist cultural revolution unceremoniously named "the civil rights movement" where in tens of millions of blacks force invaded formerly clean white schools and communities. This culminated in a genocide of white American culture which was replaced with the decadent drug addled cess pool of modern cuckold America
the technology in the movie is insane for its time, it really amazes me. i remember being a kid in the 90s (not even the 60s) and i thought this movie was so freakin cool, my little brain couldnt even imagine how they put it together. A kid nowadays might think this looks like shit, but its really great.
+fückin eh My mom grew up with Mary Poppins and Alice in Wonderland so she kinda brainwashed me into liking them. Well, brainwashed isn't the right word. She played them for us as kids and we fell in love with them instantly, and I couldn't stop watching this and Alice in Wonderland to the point where I'd cry when it was over and make my mom rewind it and watch the whole thing about 2 more times. I'm sure she was sorta happy about that. She could probably get a lot of things done during those 4 hours I was just sitting there encaptured with these two films that she had all that time to herself besides the rewinding time on the VHS. I went through this period from about 4 to 6 years old.
lol, i wouldnt go that far.....cgi today is amazing. but knowing that everything is done on a computer isnt as fascinating as the way they did it in the 60s.
Unfortunately it's because ever since Walt Disneys death, the company slowly changed over time and the original people that worked over time which were mostly creative, artistic people stopped working and the company sold its self out and later ran by people only interested in what make the most money.
D van Dyke’s charm, comedic charisma carries this film as much as Andrews” golden voice.MGM refused to give Andrews her Iconic theatre role Liza in my fair lady film, stating she was not “picture material”, & gave the role to Audrey. Andrews won an Oscar for Mary Poppins., but Dick’s physical comedy & performance is perfect partnering for Andrews character , incl his voice & singing. His range is wide & he’s not intimidated by Andrews 13 octave operatic voice.
A lady needn't fear when you are near. Your sweet gentility is crystal clear What an amazing person is Burt. No better way to describe what a gem this person is. A true role model across generations..
This is the most famous scene in the movie...and the book's author HATED it. There was a scene where she went into a chalk painting with Bert in the book, but it's way different than this. Even then, she later admitted she wasn't fully happy with what she wrote.
0:28 - a historic moment, "Do you really think so?". Julie's first ever line as an actress in movies(*). It is normal for movie scenes to be shot out of sequence. The chalk drawing sequence was the first to be filmed to allow the animators the longest time to add their cartoons. (*) Trivia buffs will know Julie sang in a dubbed English version of an Italian cartoon back in 1952 (The Rose of Baghdad a.k.a. The Singing Princess).
Even though Dick VanDyke gives the worst cockney accent ever filmed it actually ads to the charm of the character. I looked this up after seeing his endorsement of Bernie Sanders where he sung a part of this.
Me too! I always found it a little excessive, but very charming. And after watching that video about his endorsement, I decided I needed a trip down memory lane :)
+jimmmmybrady tell that to almost all of the Nordic countries that have free healthcare, free or severely discounted college, and one of world's best infrastructure and standard of living.
+lynnyfee he's claimed he had a bad dialect coach and I do believe it was also on purpose considering how many actual British people he worked with on this and other movies.
I think every kid who watched this movie ended up with their first ever ship, before they knew what shipping ever was. I always wanted Bert and Mary to get married.
Glad to know i wasnt the only one..i always thought they were going to be together until i watch 'Saving Mr. Bank'..my heart was sad but at least i knew why they cant be together
Lynnet Leong I think it works this way the best. I love these two and it's wonderful how the actors' chemistry immediately gets the point across better than any dialogue or smooching. It's a rarity, especially nowadays.
Roger Rabbit may have perfected the live action/animation technology, but yeah there were several Disney films that did it prior including Song of the South (1946), Mary Poppins (1964), Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) and Pete's Dragon (1977).
Chalk drawing scene is one of the most iconic scenes in history of movie-making. Its so magical, enchanting, and far beyond perfect. Scene with penguins & horse race were my favorite when I was a kid
I wouldn't say courting kind of implies that they just met. The implication throughout the film is that they just always pop in.. Poppins haha.. to each others lives all the time so they're more of a long time casual item than a blooming relationship.
Ain't it a glorious day? Right as a mornin' in May I feel like I could fly Have you ever seen the grass So green, or a bluer sky? Oh it's a jolly 'oliday with Mary Mary makes your 'eart so light! When the day is gray and ordianry Mary makes the sun shine bright! Oh, 'appiness is bloomin' all around 'er The daffodils are smilin' at the dove When Mary 'olds your 'and You feel so grand Your 'eart starts beatin' like A big brass band! It's a jolly 'oliday with Mary No wonder that it's Mary that we love! Oh it's a jolly 'oliday with Mary Mary makes your 'eart so light! When the day is gray and ordianry Mary makes the sun shine bright! Oh, 'appiness is bloomin' all around 'er The daffodils are smilin' at the dove When Mary 'olds your 'and You feel so grand Your 'eart starts beatin' like A big brass band! It's a jolly 'oliday with Mary No wonder that it's Mary that we love! Oh, it's a jolly holiday with you, Bert Gentlemen like you are few Though you're just a diamond In the rough, Bert Underneath your blood is blue! You'd never think of pressing Your advantage Forbearance is the hallmark of your creed A lady needn't fear when you are near Your sweet gentility is crystal clear! Oh, it's a jolly holiday with you, Bert A jolly, jolly holiday with you!
Thurl Ravenscroft did the voice of that pig. He’s best know, for 5 decades, as the original voice of Tony the Tiger, and he sang the original “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch.”
People out here talking about how Mary's verse is the politest friendzone of all time, but I don't see it?? Like I'd be absolutely honoured if a woman (whether any interest were there or not, doesn't matter) said those things to me and would do my level best to live up to those expectations.
Such a fun movie, love the acting, the songs and the dancing. The effects good too, this scene in particular where they jump into the chalk painting. In my mind, Mary and Bert were together forever :D he's so sweet he sweeps her off her feet. Bert here is so cute and romantic , how cute to have a guy make up a song and dance for you.
Evelyn Huerta It’s a sad state of affairs when a pair of characters expressly forbidden to be written as a couple have more chemistry than others intended to be romantic.
This movie brings back a flood of childhood memories for me, and my wife and I love to sing along when we watch the movie....just like we did when we were kids. Just a great classic Disney movie:-)!
+Andrew Dennehy I love how, if Saving Mr. Banks is to be believed, PL Travers forbade Disney from putting these two in a relationship, and so this part is basically poking fun at the idea :P
It would be interesting to know the history of Mary and Burt. It is obvious in the film that Burt already knows her when she shows up. I wonder what the story is behind how they came to first know each other? And what Mary Poppins actually is, it is obvious she is not just a regular person, is she a Sprite a Fairy a Good Witch what exactly is she?
+irwinisidro TBH with you, I am really glad that they did, as Mary Poppins was always telling the children off in the books all the time and rarely saying anything nice to them.
Julie Andrews is just unmatched - except for in this movie Mary and Bert ! theyre just the perfect pairing the way she speaks of him in her verse is so poetic it makes me tear up
I remember the first time I saw this. I was in my music class in elementary school and I was about 5 or 6. The entire time I paid attention to Julie. Not even the dancing penguins could attract my attention. I remember thinking about what grace, charm, beauty, and poise that this woman had and she still has it.
Rigosness Jones Pay no mind to him. He’s just trying to have an opinion contrary to most just to tick us off. Walt was a genius, and no kid who knows nothing about Disney can change that.
This is my top fave scene of the whole movie!!! Takes a whole lot of talent & creativity to dance, sing & act with a bare backdrop considering the background were all sketched in & drawn after they filmed this scene! Julie & VanDyke are super talented! I love Julie!
Introduced to this wonderful wonderful film as a child back in the 60s. It had a huge bearing on my whole life. As an adult I can get emotional even watching it today at the end of 2018. Disney was simply brilliant and only yesterday my eldest daughter grown up takes my other daughter to see the new sequel film. They both cried in it and loved it mainly because they told me afterwords that s it reminded them of their childhoods. They said thanks Dad for giving us such a magical childhood. What bigger complement can you have than that from your kids. I didn't do much really other than spend a lot of time with them and give them the duty free gift; a vivid imagination. Well all I can say is thanks Walt Disney for such brilliant inspirational films.
I really love Bert's character. He is always so optimistic about everything in life and clearly likes and knew Mary like no one else does. Glad he will be playing a role in the sequel. We love you Dick Van Dyke! Long live to you and Julie.
@@manuelorozco7760 yeah and in the first film he played the Mr.Dawes Sr. But it's really nice that we'll be seeing him again. The sequel better be great!
In honor of me seeing Mary Poppins Returns tonight. The animation and live action hybrid in this sequence was so astonishing for it's time. And the dance break was perhaps the first time I ever enjoyed ballet. I was 4 (the exact same age my dad was in this movie's original 1964 release) when I first saw the movie on video back in 1997. I'll be 26 in less than two months.
Michael: "I thought you said there was a fair?" Poppins: "Have some epic unsupervised fun kids while I go off with the Chimney Sweep instead of what I'm being paid to do!"
Oh, so that's what he was saying! I remember being so confused about Michael's line as a kid, for the longest time I thought he wanted to see a bear (for some reason)!
I do love this so much and I do wish they hadn't made a sequel that everyone is raving about. It will never never ever compare to this treasured masterpiece.
I’ve just watched the film again now and god do I love this film Mary’s smile and berts goofy attitude just brightens my day and my life!! I hope from the beyond you see Walt that you have created a world that people of all ages love and your death was never in vain and never will be it’s been around 70 years since your death and the company you created is never stopping
This movie was released in Chicago and I was 10 years old. My brother was 17 and refused to take me. So my parents did. The movie was so great that my parents bought the soundtrack for me. I still have it. This song is one of many extraordinary performances in this masterpiece. However, this one makes me teary because of the love that is evident between Mary and Burt. One of the tragedies was when Julie was robbed of her voice. She was consummate. But the joy is that I get to write this while Dick is still alive. Whether it was his TV show, or Bye Bye Birdie, or Columbo, or Diagnosis Murder, or Mary Poppins, Mr. Van Dyke is always brilliant. "A vanishing breed, that's me.!" A vanishing breed is Mr. Van Dyke. A jolly jolly holiday with you.
Seeing this as an adult, Julie Andrews is absolutely stunning. Both vocally and aesthetically. What a treasure.
crazybluedevil4 You could say that she's absolutely perfect in every way.
Pratically perfect in every way!
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crazybluedevil4 Julie is perfect! I love her!
Julie Andrews was beautiful, but I really thing Dick Van Dyke really stole the show as Burt in this movie.
This is gold. I can't say it's nostalgia for me, but for the older ones, it will be. What I can mention is the solid quality of this movie. This movie sure did age like fine wine
Born in 2002 and a very nodtalgic for me
Then bed
Shower no pills milk in trash
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Both beautiful....Hows this witty cat and Poppins never ending up together!!!!!even as kid what tease
Mary and Bert's love is something we should all apsire for. They're friends first. Just like the best romances are. Friendship that blooms over time.
I've heard that the author of the book Mary Poppins PL Travers did not want any love whatsoever between Bert and Mary
@@erincrosby9087 Well....she also did not want animation, Dick van Dyke, songs and much more. Honestly, Walt did exactly everyting she feared. I love the movie to death and I will always be thankfull to Disney for making it, but it's hard to ignore that the author felt her beautiful baby was completely butchered (read: Disneyfied)
@@MissFlowbut at the same time the author strikes me as the kind of person who is just a grouch. Walt could have made an exact adaptation and it would have flopped, then the author would have still blamed him for it failing instead of acknowledging that ‘hey maybe this guy understands the movie industry better than I do.’
I think ultimately she hated that Walt’s version was so popular because it proved her book had a good idea that she didn’t execute properly. Walt saw the potential and aspired to reach it, and I’m so glad he did.
That little romance between the umbrella and the walking stick 🌂💜☂️
Still a better love story than twilight
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This joke is getting too old now! We get it! You don't like Twilight!!! So Shut up now!!!
you know a guy TRULY loves you when he manages to make a bunch of Farm Animals sing you a song he made up on the spot.
I love that too!
I agree
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@Shelby Willour Are you okay hun
@EvanMindblow is she okay. That's the kinda comment you see from someone that's either about to die or commit suicide. I hope she's okay.
Julie Andrews is simply breathtakingly gorgeous. That dress is amazing too.
Mary Poppins is the sort of Movie anyone can enjoy and is how a film should make you feel. Happy.
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The Sherman Brothers were musical geniuses. I love that they worked on this movie and created ageless songs and scenes like this one.
This movie is so endearing. I'm writing this just before Christmas, so I'd love to wish everyone a "JOLLY HOLIDAY"!
Actually it's more of a "Jolly 'Oliday" 😆
AND.... this movie got censored in 2024, because now it's offensive or something.
They have amazing chemistry. Although I'm pretty sure Julie Andrews has good chemistry with everyone.
Dick did say that Julie and Mary Tyler Moore were his two favorite leading ladies.
incrediblectopus James Garner said “anyone who has spent 10 minutes with Julie, falls in love with her”
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incrediblectopus such as Christopher Plummer ;)
@@graceb7563 He said that working with her was like being hit over the head with a valentines card.
The relationship between Mary and Bert makes me go awwww ☺️❤️
Well she was Bert's nanny when he was child
@@Junglehunter677 isn't that just a rumor
@@mikesanders2500 It is a theory yes.
@@Junglehunter677 then why’s he flirt with her
@@moseptyagami606 Maybe he has a crush on her?
I totally forgot Mary's Umbrella and Bert's cane had a thing for each other
just as Mary and Bert had a thing. 😉😂
No surprise when you’re made of wood having wood must come natural.
@@pialestrange5826 No they didn't.
@@charlottelouise1409 I always thought Bert is one of Mary's children she used to be a nanny for, all grown up. Rather than being romantically interested in her he simply adores/admires her to death, like a child looking up to an adult kinda thing. Bert's inner kid never really left, after all.
@@MissFlow Yeah, Mary was Bert's nanny when he was a kid. Walt Disney tried to change it from how P.L Travers wrote it.
For 1964, the technology was amazing. I wish Julie Andrews could still share her beautiful singing voice with us. But we still sing with her with movies like Mary Poppins.
MiyuChan Or when she was Cinderella. Almost beautiful as Mary Poppins
I shipped them before I knew what shipping is :D
Dude, same here, lol.
Pretty sure anyone with a romantic heart did. Me included!
Mary was Bert's nanny when he was a kid.
My very first ship🥹
This song will randomly pop into my hand at times. It always brings a smile 😁
Regarding Mary's part in the song about Bert ("Gentlemen like you are few. You'd never think of pressing your advantage"), it's a crying shame how true that is in this day and age.
TT in
There's always gonna be shmucks that outweigh nice ones in every generation. It's nothing new
This movie took place prior to the Marxist cultural revolution unceremoniously named "the civil rights movement" where in tens of millions of blacks force invaded formerly clean white schools and communities. This culminated in a genocide of white American culture which was replaced with the decadent drug addled cess pool of modern cuckold America
spiritgirl41192 that lyric always hits me. Because it's so true.
And yet she has an even bigger advantage over pretty much everyone else and she never seems to think of using it for anything serious.
"Mary Poppins, you look BEAUTIFUL!"
"Do you really think so?"
@@krausfamily4491 Cross my heart, you do. Like the day I met you.
@@garyjones2561 You look fine too, Bert!
😂😂😂😂😂
I thought you said there was a bear!
OMG, Julie Andrews is so pretty! Her smile makes me melt.
This film is magical, please stop deconstructing it and revel in the joy of a truly fun story
perfectly put!
the technology in the movie is insane for its time, it really amazes me.
i remember being a kid in the 90s (not even the 60s) and i thought this movie was so freakin cool, my little brain couldnt even imagine how they put it together. A kid nowadays might think this looks like shit, but its really great.
+fückin eh me tooo
+fückin eh My mom grew up with Mary Poppins and Alice in Wonderland so she kinda brainwashed me into liking them. Well, brainwashed isn't the right word. She played them for us as kids and we fell in love with them instantly, and I couldn't stop watching this and Alice in Wonderland to the point where I'd cry when it was over and make my mom rewind it and watch the whole thing about 2 more times. I'm sure she was sorta happy about that. She could probably get a lot of things done during those 4 hours I was just sitting there encaptured with these two films that she had all that time to herself besides the rewinding time on the VHS. I went through this period from about 4 to 6 years old.
lol, i wouldnt go that far.....cgi today is amazing. but knowing that everything is done on a computer isnt as fascinating as the way they did it in the 60s.
+fückin eh Too right, this would look horrible nowadays with CGI. Looks fantastic to this day!
Old animation will always beat today's ugly CGI silliness..
I've never wanted two people to be married in my life than Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke
They make nice couple indeed. Is matchmaking your job or just avocation?
he smashed her back doors in
Kingy On The Road Vlog really? Smh
Paige Floyd same
Kingy On The Road Vlog ayy lmao
Dick van Dyke and Julie Andrews. Two of the greatest stars Hollywood has ever produced.
Most iconic scene in this movie to me! ⭐️
My standards for a guy were set very high very early by Bert
I'm available for a date
They're men like bert just dont settle for anything less
Just hopefully they have a better job in addition to the sweet gentility
Lara Kiang SAME LOL
and you ended up with a cat
Wow the effects better than most CGI movies today.
Agreed
Why doesn't Disney do more fun movies with this kind of music in it?? It is wonderful!!
Unfortunately it's because ever since Walt Disneys death, the company slowly changed over time and the original people that worked over time which were mostly creative, artistic people stopped working and the company sold its self out and later ran by people only interested in what make the most money.
+irwinisidro sadly this is true. as with a lot of things today.
Yes. Google ERB Stan Lee vs Jim Henson and watch it all the way through.
@@irwinisidro You belong to Disney,
Which means you stay busy!
Cranking out magic and
Assembly line whimsy!
Times have changed a little bit. Maybe too much. But at least they can still make beautiful musical movies either live action or animation.
this movie and these songs emit so much joy and magic
The chalk drawing portion was always my #1 favorite part of the movie, while the rooftop march and dance was my second favorite.
D van Dyke’s charm, comedic charisma carries this film as much as Andrews” golden voice.MGM refused to give Andrews her
Iconic theatre role Liza in my fair lady film, stating she was not “picture material”, & gave the role to Audrey. Andrews won an Oscar for Mary Poppins., but Dick’s physical comedy & performance is perfect partnering for Andrews character , incl his voice & singing. His range is wide & he’s not intimidated by Andrews 13 octave operatic voice.
A lady needn't fear when you are near. Your sweet gentility is crystal clear
What an amazing person is Burt. No better way to describe what a gem this person is. A true role model across generations..
after all these years, i still really want to know the backstory behind mary and bert
Yeah I really want that too!
maia malanee they fucked ...
Yes, It's that.
I wanna know where she lives
In the Blazing World
Oh! There you are childhood! I thought I lost you!
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This is the most famous scene in the movie...and the book's author HATED it. There was a scene where she went into a chalk painting with Bert in the book, but it's way different than this. Even then, she later admitted she wasn't fully happy with what she wrote.
Then that’s one instance when the movie is better than the book!!!!!!
wow thats cool i dident know that 😮
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0:28 - a historic moment, "Do you really think so?". Julie's first ever line as an actress in movies(*). It is normal for movie scenes to be shot out of sequence. The chalk drawing sequence was the first to be filmed to allow the animators the longest time to add their cartoons.
(*) Trivia buffs will know Julie sang in a dubbed English version of an Italian cartoon back in 1952 (The Rose of Baghdad a.k.a. The Singing Princess).
i always have a crush on bert. he is so cute :3
Even though Dick VanDyke gives the worst cockney accent ever filmed it actually ads to the charm of the character. I looked this up after seeing his endorsement of Bernie Sanders where he sung a part of this.
Me too! I always found it a little excessive, but very charming. And after watching that video about his endorsement, I decided I needed a trip down memory lane :)
+Enchurito You know Socialism doesn't work,don't you?
I think he did it on purpose. He seems to have a quite good accent as the old banker. But I'm not a native speaker so I don't know
+jimmmmybrady tell that to almost all of the Nordic countries that have free healthcare, free or severely discounted college, and one of world's best infrastructure and standard of living.
+lynnyfee he's claimed he had a bad dialect coach and I do believe it was also on purpose considering how many actual British people he worked with on this and other movies.
Walt Disney is the only person who could've make such a creative scene
Leonard Maltin said this is Disney’s greatest film because it is the culmination of everything he learned as a filmmaker over 40 years.
I think every kid who watched this movie ended up with their first ever ship, before they knew what shipping ever was. I always wanted Bert and Mary to get married.
Glad to know i wasnt the only one..i always thought they were going to be together until i watch 'Saving Mr. Bank'..my heart was sad but at least i knew why they cant be together
+Lynnet Leong
Lynnet Leong I think it works this way the best. I love these two and it's wonderful how the actors' chemistry immediately gets the point across better than any dialogue or smooching. It's a rarity, especially nowadays.
walover165 in a way he was mary'd because everything was About mary in this video. haha
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what an incredible technological achievement by Disney for 1964 *slow claps*
+Helga Haper for me, Roger Rabbit is scary, especially at the end.
Roger Rabbit may have perfected the live action/animation technology, but yeah there were several Disney films that did it prior including Song of the South (1946), Mary Poppins (1964), Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) and Pete's Dragon (1977).
That horse looked high.
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would this be green screen/chroma key technology?
I cried when I watched this, even tho I was born in the late 2000’s, I watched this all the time. Those were the good days.
They still are 😊
Chalk drawing scene is one of the most iconic scenes in history of movie-making. Its so magical, enchanting, and far beyond perfect. Scene with penguins & horse race were my favorite when I was a kid
This proves that Bert and Mary were courting each other. 😊💞
I wouldn't say courting kind of implies that they just met. The implication throughout the film is that they just always pop in.. Poppins haha.. to each others lives all the time so they're more of a long time casual item than a blooming relationship.
Ain't it a glorious day?
Right as a mornin' in May
I feel like I could fly
Have you ever seen the grass
So green, or a bluer sky?
Oh it's a jolly 'oliday with Mary
Mary makes your 'eart so light!
When the day is gray and ordianry
Mary makes the sun shine bright!
Oh, 'appiness is bloomin' all around 'er
The daffodils are smilin' at the dove
When Mary 'olds your 'and
You feel so grand
Your 'eart starts beatin' like
A big brass band!
It's a jolly 'oliday with Mary
No wonder that it's Mary that we love!
Oh it's a jolly 'oliday with Mary
Mary makes your 'eart so light!
When the day is gray and ordianry
Mary makes the sun shine bright!
Oh, 'appiness is bloomin' all around 'er
The daffodils are smilin' at the dove
When Mary 'olds your 'and
You feel so grand
Your 'eart starts beatin' like
A big brass band!
It's a jolly 'oliday with Mary
No wonder that it's Mary that we love!
Oh, it's a jolly holiday with you, Bert
Gentlemen like you are few
Though you're just a diamond
In the rough, Bert
Underneath your blood is blue!
You'd never think of pressing
Your advantage
Forbearance is the hallmark of your creed
A lady needn't fear when you are near
Your sweet gentility is crystal clear!
Oh, it's a jolly holiday with you, Bert
A jolly, jolly holiday with you!
2:31 I Don’t care how old I get, the pig is still hilarious to me! 😂
Thurl Ravenscroft did the voice of that pig. He’s best know, for 5 decades, as the original voice of Tony the Tiger, and he sang the original “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch.”
The pig is my favorite character out of the whole movie
Man, just hearing this song could make the most depressing days brighter! :)
People out here talking about how Mary's verse is the politest friendzone of all time, but I don't see it?? Like I'd be absolutely honoured if a woman (whether any interest were there or not, doesn't matter) said those things to me and would do my level best to live up to those expectations.
In that case you are a simp my friend!
Isn’t even a romance movie 🤷
I see them as best of friends. I have friend (woman) and their friendship reminds me of ours. Unfortunately no magic powers :(
Aw.
You can see it in his face when she basically says he isn't a threat.
A lady needn't fear indeed.
Such a fun movie, love the acting, the songs and the dancing. The effects good too, this scene in particular where they jump into the chalk painting. In my mind, Mary and Bert were together forever :D he's so sweet he sweeps her off her feet. Bert here is so cute and romantic , how cute to have a guy make up a song and dance for you.
A true OTP right here.
Smelly BumBum the third same
But sad that I’m the making P.L Travers didn’t want Mary and Bert to have no romance what so ever.
Evelyn Huerta It’s a sad state of affairs when a pair of characters expressly forbidden to be written as a couple have more chemistry than others intended to be romantic.
@@huerta0920she failed to stop us from seeing the truth though🤣 OTP chemistry was too much
this came out in 1964, I'm still marveling at this technology!!!
Julie is a legend she is a treasure in each & every way possible! Beautiful inside & out! No one quite like her
One of my favourite Disney classic films of all time. Plus this is one of my favourite songs
This one of my favorite songs from Mary Poppins
This movie brings back a flood of childhood memories for me, and my wife and I love to sing along when we watch the movie....just like we did when we were kids. Just a great classic Disney movie:-)!
Man, the look on Bert's face as he gets legendarily friend-zoned from 4:52 on. XD
Literally I laugh every time I see that exact part. Every. Single. Time.
+Thepopcornator She just hits him with gut shot after gut shot. So harsh.
+Andrew Dennehy I love how, if Saving Mr. Banks is to be believed, PL Travers forbade Disney from putting these two in a relationship, and so this part is basically poking fun at the idea :P
Thanks for pointing out his facial expression. I watched it after reading your comment. His reaction is priceless while showing his "sweet gentility".
He liked it better when he was the one singing lol
It would be interesting to know the history of Mary and Burt. It is obvious in the film that Burt already knows her when she shows up. I wonder what the story is behind how they came to first know each other? And what Mary Poppins actually is, it is obvious she is not just a regular person, is she a Sprite a Fairy a Good Witch what exactly is she?
That's deep but I like it haha
Probably the books explains a lot more, but the movie is far different than from any of the novels, they even they changed Mary Poppins personality.
+irwinisidro TBH with you, I am really glad that they did, as Mary Poppins was always telling the children off in the books all the time and rarely saying anything nice to them.
+Joseph Marrison true, I still like the Disney version too.
jinxy72able dont go to far into it its just something mysteriously wonderful
Julie Andrews is just unmatched - except for in this movie
Mary and Bert !
theyre just the perfect pairing
the way she speaks of him in her verse is so poetic it makes me tear up
I remember the first time I saw this. I was in my music class in elementary school and I was about 5 or 6. The entire time I paid attention to Julie. Not even the dancing penguins could attract my attention. I remember thinking about what grace, charm, beauty, and poise that this woman had and she still has it.
The greatest film Walt Disney pictures ever released. No competition. Okay, maybe Pinocchio.
This scene is so gosh darn adorable, it pains me to think about Snow White 2024.
Walt Disney was a genius man.
Very well said
Walt Disney is not a genius
Ian Finch well then who is if you don't think Walt Disney is a genius
Rigosness Jones Pay no mind to him. He’s just trying to have an opinion contrary to most just to tick us off. Walt was a genius, and no kid who knows nothing about Disney can change that.
Andrew Lynch 🙄
Everything about this movie is perfect and makes me happy. How did RUclips know I needed to watch this right now?
Thank you so much for uploading this very best part of the movie. Truly appreciated.
this is so timeless. what a beautiful, beautiful song.
The far animal scene really is a piece of Disney film history😊
Back when Disney actually made quality movies… 😎
You don’t gotta be critical
@@joewhitehead3yeah he does
They should have been maintaining momentum after Encanto! But for the most part they haven’t
This scene cures my anxiety 😌
What do you mean
Mary & Burt are gifts of life , they make life more beautiful ^_^ , love to know them exist in our thinking. Keep positive thinkings guys
They are very good characters of the film!
Julie Andrews....the epitome of naturally beautiful.
Alright, which of you demons are giving this the thumbs down?
Daan892 Ha, clever.
+Daan892 Good one. XD.
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MasterofPuberty wasn’t me, man. I swear.
HONESTLY.... M00D... WHO DOESN’T LOVE MARY POPPINS
This is my top fave scene of the whole movie!!! Takes a whole lot of talent & creativity to dance, sing & act with a bare backdrop considering the background were all sketched in & drawn after they filmed this scene! Julie & VanDyke are super talented! I love Julie!
These special effects would hardly be called that today but somehow this gem of a movie has kept its magic intact.
Introduced to this wonderful wonderful film as a child back in the 60s. It had a huge bearing on my whole life. As an adult I can get emotional even watching it today at the end of 2018. Disney was simply brilliant and only yesterday my eldest daughter grown up takes my other daughter to see the new sequel film.
They both cried in it and loved it mainly because they told me afterwords that s it reminded them of their childhoods. They said thanks Dad for giving us such a magical childhood.
What bigger complement can you have than that from your kids.
I didn't do much really other than spend a lot of time with them and give them the duty free gift; a vivid imagination.
Well all I can say is thanks Walt Disney for such brilliant inspirational films.
harpothehealer The sequel is really good but I prefer this original
Lovely. Dreams should be like this.
I really love Bert's character. He is always so optimistic about everything in life and clearly likes and knew Mary like no one else does. Glad he will be playing a role in the sequel. We love you Dick Van Dyke! Long live to you and Julie.
I actually find it surreal he's playing Mr. Dawnes Jr in the sequel. My favorite movies with Dick are this one and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
@@manuelorozco7760 yeah and in the first film he played the Mr.Dawes Sr. But it's really nice that we'll be seeing him again. The sequel better be great!
Christine Joyce Limpajan It’s not great but still really good
her dress though 😍 this scene 😍😍
this was like the best thing of my childhood i swear
i shipped mary & bert before i even knew what shipping was #otp
In honor of me seeing Mary Poppins Returns tonight. The animation and live action hybrid in this sequence was so astonishing for it's time. And the dance break was perhaps the first time I ever enjoyed ballet. I was 4 (the exact same age my dad was in this movie's original 1964 release) when I first saw the movie on video back in 1997. I'll be 26 in less than two months.
She really is practically perfect in every way. :D
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Favorite movie of my youth in the 1960s.
Really
It never gets old!!!!
I agree
I’m not the only one who thought Mary and Bert were a thing when i first watched this movie right?
They definitely were a thing. She tolerated his uncle Albert so... Yeah. 😂😂
Movies don't get any better than this. Who doesn't love Julie & Dick?
this gives off the purest energy! will always be one of my favorites :,)
"why do you always complicate things that are quite simple?"
>Proceeds to do magic
-women 😂
I'm now 49 and still remember most of the songs,such a chemistry with all the actors
I love this & am in love with Julie! No other Mary Poppins for me
I love Mary Poppins! She brings back some of my most wonderful memories!
Michael: "I thought you said there was a fair?"
Poppins: "Have some epic unsupervised fun kids while I go off with the Chimney Sweep instead of what I'm being paid to do!"
😂
yeah but have u seen his eyes
tell me you wouldn't do the same
Do not be so serious. This is magic. Nobody gets hurt.
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Oh, so that's what he was saying! I remember being so confused about Michael's line as a kid, for the longest time I thought he wanted to see a bear (for some reason)!
Every time I watch this I smile 😁. It's just so charming. And I hope the new Mary Poppins Returns gives me that same feeling.
They have so much chemistry
I do love this so much and I do wish they hadn't made a sequel that everyone is raving about. It will never never ever compare to this treasured masterpiece.
This song GRABS MY HEART!!!!
I remember getting ecited tocome home and put the tape in the vcr and enjoy Marry Poppins. Such a god movie.
I remember too when I was 4 in 1997 getting home from the local Ralph's market with my mom
My boyfriend is always singing this song to me all the time lol
How nice of him
I LOVE MARY POPPINS ONE MY FAVORITES AND JOLLY HOLIDAY IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES AND MANY OTHERS ❤
0:09 Mary just skiddoed right into that drawing!
Mary skidoo, WE CAN TOO!
@@pbscraze My dad and I have the same color like yours!
I’ve just watched the film again now and god do I love this film Mary’s smile and berts goofy attitude just brightens my day and my life!! I hope from the beyond you see Walt that you have created a world that people of all ages love and your death was never in vain and never will be it’s been around 70 years since your death and the company you created is never stopping
Not gonna lie: This is and always will be my favorite part of the movie.
Mary Poppins Returns brought me here, and yes, THEY'RE BRINGING BACK 2D ANIMATION!!!
Tonight is going to be amazing
Fun Fact: Did you know that Mary Poppins and Maria Von Trapp from The Sound of Music (1965) were both played the same person Julie Andrews?
This movie was released in Chicago and I was 10 years old. My brother was 17 and refused to take me. So my parents did. The movie was so great that my parents bought the soundtrack for me. I still have it. This song is one of many extraordinary performances in this masterpiece. However, this one makes me teary because of the love that is evident between Mary and Burt. One of the tragedies was when Julie was robbed of her voice. She was consummate. But the joy is that I get to write this while Dick is still alive. Whether it was his TV show, or Bye Bye Birdie, or Columbo, or Diagnosis Murder, or Mary Poppins, Mr. Van Dyke is always brilliant. "A vanishing breed, that's me.!" A vanishing breed is Mr. Van Dyke. A jolly jolly holiday with you.
1992 baby, I loved this movie in my childhood ❤️
Me too
1993 baby here. I also loved it!
@@Rebecca_BaileyI’m 93 too. And I’ve learned to appreciate it more as an adult