I couldn't believe this wasn't on youtube yet! This is the scene where the nannies are going to be interviewed but they get blown away and Mary Poppins arrives :)
Also (I think only in the second version), they have people over when the cannon first goes off and a banker catches a vase. This means that many things could (and have ) broken before
I love it when the other nannies start flying. No screaming, they seem super calm, it's as if they're all going "oh well. Guess I'm flying away now. Bye Bye"
@plazasta They must have changed their minds at the last minute not wanting the job after hearing Admiral Boom fire the cannon and were looking for a reason to get away from the Banks house and the wind changing helped them to leave.
Typical British character. We generally tend to be stoic and reserved even if wind is blowing us into the air. For an American made film, they got the British mannerisms and character pretty accurate.
@Lolo the Paragon Maybe the reason they didn't scream, yell, or react from getting blown away because, they changed their minds not wanting the job as a nanny at the banks house after hearing Admiral Boom firing the cannon at 0:57 where they were looking for a reason to be getting away from the Banks house and the wind changing helped them get out of there.
According to Julie Andrews, the first time they tried filming Mary Poppins entrance, the wire got stuck and she couldn't get down. Passers by heard Mary Poppins screeching and cursing a blue steak that would make sailors blush.
*One of the funniest scenes in Mary Poppins, without a doubt! **1:49** The way that nanny flies away with the music "bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-buuuu" is just hilarious, because of the way it looks and sounds! Gets me every time, it does! 🤣😁👍☮*
I'm 50 now and watching this just for the few minutes made me feel like a kid again in my pjs after having a bath because I'd been playing outdoors all day, chasing bugs, rolling down grassy hills and running under the hose enjoying the hot day. And now I'm waiting for the Disney movie to come on 😁😊
I was four years old the first time I saw Mary Poppins. I'm now 21 and it's still one of my all time favorite movies to this day. Mary Poppins is practically perfect in every way. 😊
Rewatching this for the first time in awhile and it can't be underestimated the incredible practical effects on display here. It's easy to overlook when viewing in the context of the story but realistically they have at least 4 performers on wire rigs moving at one time
@Jared Curry He's probably used to the house vibrating and sees everyone has things covered preventing anything from falling and breaking. Plus, the next time after this scene when Admiral Boom fired the cannon, it caused the Banks piano to slide towards George giving him an interest in wanting to play the piano.
This is one of the only scenes I can clearly remember seeing when I was in the back seat of my parent's car eating a hoagie sandwich wrapped in tin foil at the drive in - in 1964! I was only 4 at the time, but I remember seeing the group of nannies all cloistered together with their umbrellas popping inside out. For years I was obsessed with umbrellas...maybe because they symbolized a vehicle that could lift me up and carry me away from an unhappy place.
The nanny scene always reminds me and my girlfriend of our visit to London on a wet and very windy day. my girlfriend was struggling with her big umbrella which constantly blew inside out and pull both of us along. we both had to hold on to railings in front of a house while trying to keep hold of the umbrella which was getting blown about like crazy. we remember seeing lots of other people struggling in the wind and their umbrellas blown inside out too. LOL
+Patrick Blake That's surprising that Jane said that because she and Michael didn't get to meet them yet not knowing if they were what they advertised for or not. At least they got their wish for them to be gone having the wind blow away those nannies especially since they didn't know that their father tore up their advertisement.
@@yooneeque1 That would definitely be a little hard to know because for example, if Mary Poppins was standing in the crowd with those nannies, and if Jane and Michael looked at her it's unknown if they would think of her as the actual nanny they advertised for which she was. Especially because all those nannies were dressed the same way and Mary Poppins was also dressed the same way as them.
Actually, in the advertisement they specify Cheery disposition, rosy cheeks, sweet and pretty. Well they are clearly NOT that ;D. And yes, some of them are men XDXD
Really - I thought it was pretty well done - (other than it being wire work and so moving in that supergirl sort of way) but still well composed - especially the nannies being blown away.
Matthew Garber shouldn’t be dying so young. He was such a cute actor in Mary Poppins. If he didn’t go to India until many years later, he would have still been alive, doing more movies or doing something he loved to do.
Am I the only one who thinks about The Wizard of Oz when I see this scene? All of the nannies waiting at the Banks' front door get swept away by an unknown wind and here comes this person floating down on an umbrella whom Michael Banks thinks is a witch. One would think that the nannies were swept out by a tornado and taken to the Land of Oz, but tornadoes happen in Nowhere Kansas, not London.
That last nanny flying away “spread out” with the trombone playing used to crack me up as a kid, and to my surprise made my daughter laugh too when I showed her this movie about 30 years later!
The nanny flying away “spread out” with the trombone sound always cracked me up as a kid. My daughter laughed at her too when I showed her this movie 27 years after I saw it 😆
Mary May not be a a He - but She is in some sense I guess "Cool" in the sense that she's calm collected and in control of every situation - sort of like the Fonz only more Edwardian.
@drf81 That might be possible but, the wind arrow changed from West to East so that means the wind changed on it's own and later in the movie Mary Poppins said that she will stay on the job as the nanny until the wind changes and when the wind changed again from East to West was when Mary Poppins packed her things and left (probably to become someone else's nanny) and then came back when hearing and feeling that adult Michael Banks on "Mary Poppins Returns" needs a nanny for his kids while dealing with the problem of losing the house.
On looking at the queue of prospective nannies, I detect one or two are (stunt) men. I’m. Curious how many of the flying nannies were stuntmen. The sheer number of stunt flights on screen all at once is a marvel! Someone else in the comments mentioned trash or litter in the streets. Of course, ALL the nannies are either holding copies of the advertisement, and/or letters of recommendation, and/or newspapers, which, I suspect, is by design and merely for the purpose of embellishing the special effect of the strong gust of wind that blows the nannies away. First we see fallen leaves blowing through the group, then umbrellas inverting, then all manner of nannies and advertisements flying away. It’s a beautifully staged & choreographed, comically built, series of stunt flights! I cannot think of a filmed flying sequence that even comes close to the shear number of actors flying at one time - perhaps the scene in The Wizard of Oz, where the flying monkeys swoop down, pick up Dorothy and, fly away! This sequence is pretty spectacular!
That's not Julie Andrews at the end of this clip. On the DVD commentary, she states that it was her stand-in who flew down. But that is Julie at the end of the movie when she flies off. So, descent = stand-in, ascent = Julie.
How they managed to shot these scenes in 1964 without computer- generated imagery? Just imagine seeing this film in the 60s in black and white television, it must've been a jaw-dropping moment.
Nice to see two Upstairs Downstairs connections. Karen Dotrice (Jane) played housemaid Lily in Season 5. Hermoine Baddeley (Ellen) is sister to Angela Baddeley who played the cook Mrs Bridges.
I honestly love that the makers didn't obsess over the bit of trash in the street (1:33) that didn't even quiver during the wind. Shows that they focused on what really mattered: music, character, charm, in other words the important elements.
Why did these kids believe that their dad would run their ad instead of his own? They know that he's a stick in the mud who's forgotten how to have fun.
On this day in 1964 {August 27th} the Disney movie "Mary Poppins" had its world premier in Los Angeles, CA Two days later on August 29th it opened in theaters across the U.S.A. and Canada... The film won five Academy Awards; 'Best Actress' {Julie Andrews}, 'Best Original Song' {Chim Chim Cher-ee}, 'Best Special Effects', 'Best Film Editing', and 'Best Musical Score'... Ms. Andrews will celebrate her 78th birthday in thirty four days on October 1st...
He was grown up, but sadly he retired from acting after *The Gnome-Mobile* . He died at 21 years old in '77 from pancreatitis that was caused supposedly from some food poisoning while he was in India. And Dotrice admitted that she regrets not keeping in contact with him before his death.
I love how Mr. Banks just casually accepts the cannon booms twice a day.
Also (I think only in the second version), they have people over when the cannon first goes off and a banker catches a vase. This means that many things could (and have ) broken before
I love it when the other nannies start flying. No screaming, they seem super calm, it's as if they're all going "oh well. Guess I'm flying away now. Bye Bye"
@plazasta They must have changed their minds at the last minute not wanting the job after hearing Admiral Boom fire the cannon and were looking for a reason to get away from the Banks house and the wind changing helped them to leave.
Oh, that's just normal weather for us Brits.
🤣LOL I reckon the reason the nannies don't react at all is because they've been blown away before. Possibly on multiple occasions! 🤣
@@LukaRioli "oh dear, it's happening again. How unfortunate"
Typical British character. We generally tend to be stoic and reserved even if wind is blowing us into the air. For an American made film, they got the British mannerisms and character pretty accurate.
I love how the nannies don't scream, yell or even react to getting blown away. Its so surreal
@Lolo the Paragon Maybe the reason they didn't scream, yell, or react from getting blown away because, they changed their minds not wanting the job as a nanny at the banks house after hearing Admiral Boom firing the cannon at 0:57 where they were looking for a reason to be getting away from the Banks house and the wind changing helped them get out of there.
Oh well, guess we'll just get blown away now. Strong winds today I must say.
Lol
Of course they wouldn't. They're British, after all. :D
I always assumed it was Mary Poppins own magic that made the nannies not react to getting blown away lol
Mary Poppins is the ultimate how to arrive like a boss
Well, what about Miranda Priestley's arrival at "Runway'?....😬
Now that's what I call blowing away the competition!
***** Lol
Excellent
yes literally
The pun is real
spiritgirl41192 It was a trick all right
This scene always cracks me up when all the nannies would fly away 😂🤣
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NARMANSON VIDEOS ツ in other words I always thought general’s helper said “ready in charge, sir”
Me to 😂
Somewhere in another galaxy, a space pirate takes pride in being called Mary Poppins.
Brendan Sousa Better than TaserFace
😂😂
IM MARY POPPINS YALL
Brendan Sousa xRe
is he cool?
1:50 me accepting my fate
hellolala 😂😂😂😂😂lol
Same
More like 1:44
😂😂😂
😂
According to Julie Andrews, the first time they tried filming Mary Poppins entrance, the wire got stuck and she couldn't get down. Passers by heard Mary Poppins screeching and cursing a blue steak that would make sailors blush.
*One of the funniest scenes in Mary Poppins, without a doubt! **1:49** The way that nanny flies away with the music "bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-buuuu" is just hilarious, because of the way it looks and sounds! Gets me every time, it does! 🤣😁👍☮*
LOL I die everytime
1:51 catches me off guard every single time lmao, she’s just…accepted it
all i know is ric flair doesnt like eric bischoff
Dang. Mary Poppins is one cutthroat competitor. Those were hurricane winds I'm talkin about.
Hj
Twenty-some odd years later, and I still get goosebumps on Mary Poppins' entrance
:)
One of the greatest and most beloved film entrances ever !
2:26 so boss, yet so elegant
Dan K bpbbpbp
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I'm 50 now and watching this just for the few minutes made me feel like a kid again in my pjs after having a bath because I'd been playing outdoors all day, chasing bugs, rolling down grassy hills and running under the hose enjoying the hot day. And now I'm waiting for the Disney movie to come on 😁😊
You know you're truly British when you always find the time for tea, even when the house is about to shake and you know it's going to happen.
I was four years old the first time I saw Mary Poppins. I'm now 21 and it's still one of my all time favorite movies to this day. Mary Poppins is practically perfect in every way. 😊
Me too I was 4 and my dad told me I'd watch it twice in a row lol
@@liz-cf2rv Makes sense, it's a beautiful film!
The way that the nannies just blow away softly in the wind like bubbles or tissue paper is hysterical xD
This used to scare the crap out of me when I was little.
Mary Poppins, Crampus, Luke Skywalker and Santa all know if you have been Naughty or nice - Prey you get Santa.
90 Lancaster You replied to a 4 year old comment.
My mother had to take me out of the movie theater at this part. I was crying because it scared me so much.
"It is NOW 8 o'clock." LOL.
"I TOLD TIME AND TIME AGAIN, Ellen. I DISLIKED BEING HURRIED INTO THINGS." - Good one George Banks.
Even funnier, he's swaying with the mirror.
***** I know, right? He was doing it so he could keep himself looking properly without trying to fix himself while not moving.
Sean Horace I thought he said just like
1:00 that part cracked me up a lot as a kid. Still does.
If only public transport could be spot on like that with time.
Rewatching this for the first time in awhile and it can't be underestimated the incredible practical effects on display here. It's easy to overlook when viewing in the context of the story but realistically they have at least 4 performers on wire rigs moving at one time
Of all the sequences in this movie, this is the one I never forgot.
I like how Mr. Banks just stands there drinking tea when everyone else is diving for cover.
@Jared Curry He's probably used to the house vibrating and sees everyone has things covered preventing anything from falling and breaking. Plus, the next time after this scene when Admiral Boom fired the cannon, it caused the Banks piano to slide towards George giving him an interest in wanting to play the piano.
@@afriendofbean David Tomlinson was amazing as George Banks.
@@Surfer041 I agree. Also, David Tomlinson was great as Peter Thorndyke on "The Love Bug."
This is one of the only scenes I can clearly remember seeing when I was in the back seat of my parent's car eating a hoagie sandwich wrapped in tin foil at the drive in - in 1964! I was only 4 at the time, but I remember seeing the group of nannies all cloistered together with their umbrellas popping inside out. For years I was obsessed with umbrellas...maybe because they symbolized a vehicle that could lift me up and carry me away from an unhappy place.
My dad was 4 in 1964 too. And as much as i am afraid of heights, i would not mind having a flying an umbrella
The nanny at 1:50 flying like a starfish is the best one 😂🤣
The nanny scene always reminds me and my girlfriend of our visit to London on a wet and very windy day. my girlfriend was struggling with her big umbrella which constantly blew inside out and pull both of us along. we both had to hold on to railings in front of a house while trying to keep hold of the umbrella which was getting blown about like crazy. we remember seeing lots of other people struggling in the wind and their umbrellas blown inside out too. LOL
"Posts everyone!"
That was the best part :)
2:22 That is _not_ in fact Julie Andrews. In the audio commentary, Andrews pointed out that that was her stand-in, Larri Thomas.
The nanny trying to do the splits always gets me 😂🤣
1:51
I'm Mary Poppins, and I'm blowin' the competition away, y'all! Literally!
Those nannies were actually men from the production crew for this film!
Zurvan Mooney Wait what?
Zurvan Mooney wtf
@@manuelorozco7760 Meaning that some of those "nannies" are actually played by men dressed in drag.
1987AnimeBoy I was surprised. Thats all
Wtf
Jane: I don't understanf, they're not what we advertised for at all.
Michael: I think some of them are even men!
+Patrick Blake That's surprising that Jane said that because she and Michael didn't get to meet them yet not knowing if they were what they advertised for or not. At least they got their wish for them to be gone having the wind blow away those nannies especially since they didn't know that their father tore up their advertisement.
@@afriendofbean Yeah, but I think you could tell just by their general demeanor that they weren't the "perfect nannies".
@@yooneeque1 That would definitely be a little hard to know because for example, if Mary Poppins was standing in the crowd with those nannies, and if Jane and Michael looked at her it's unknown if they would think of her as the actual nanny they advertised for which she was. Especially because all those nannies were dressed the same way and Mary Poppins was also dressed the same way as them.
Actually, in the advertisement they specify Cheery disposition, rosy cheeks, sweet and pretty. Well they are clearly NOT that ;D.
And yes, some of them are men XDXD
This made me cry. When I was 10 everything seemed possible, like flying with an umbrella. Now I know better and it sucks lol
I actually tried flying with an umbrella as a kid. Wish I could.
Some have the trick - Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot for example.
Lenny Carter I still have the same fantasy in my 20's
"Ghastly looking crew, I must say!" -- One of the best movie insults.
He just lowkey called them ugly 🤣
@@noorrougelewis6704 he wasn't wrong
I’ve heard that some of the nannies were portrayed by men.
Every time I revisit MP, it saddens me that just 13 years later Matthew Garber (little Michael Banks) would be dead of Pancreatitis at the age of 21.
And no CGI
marc Anthony
And it looks a heck of a lot faker than things that can be produced today with CGI.
Really - I thought it was pretty well done - (other than it being wire work and so moving in that supergirl sort of way) but still well composed - especially the nannies being blown away.
Donny R. 1
R.I.P. Yondu
Bloody spoiler.
Nykel Wong “I understood that reference!”
Wonderful for it's time, loved it as a kid when i saw it at the cinema, love it today.
Matthew Garber shouldn’t be dying so young. He was such a cute actor in Mary Poppins. If he didn’t go to India until many years later, he would have still been alive, doing more movies or doing something he loved to do.
I can't believe Leia was Mary Poppins all along
great boi dormir
great boi 111l
Leia???
This was one of the funniest scenes to me.
I don't use my head to fly the umbrella boy, I use my heart.
I’ve suddenly turned into a kid again!
Am I the only one who thinks about The Wizard of Oz when I see this scene? All of the nannies waiting at the Banks' front door get swept away by an unknown wind and here comes this person floating down on an umbrella whom Michael Banks thinks is a witch. One would think that the nannies were swept out by a tornado and taken to the Land of Oz, but tornadoes happen in Nowhere Kansas, not London.
Marvin The Maniacal Dancing Ape Wizard of Oz *pin* vs *Neo*
Marvin The Maniacal Dancing Ape Mary Poppins is better than Wizard Of Oz
You are not the only one. I think of it has well.
Iconic , just iconic
Exactly what I was going to say.
Mary Poppins blew them all away! 😂
I don't know why, but i loved this scene when I was a kid... 😂
Super 8 me too. a lot :)
still my favorite scene.
That last nanny flying away “spread out” with the trombone playing used to crack me up as a kid, and to my surprise made my daughter laugh too when I showed her this movie about 30 years later!
Marypoppins is a wonderful character and she's magical
I am 32 years old and I cry of joy...
always enjoyed watching this scene when i was young
0:35...yeah that'd be my reaction too if I saw a dozen blokes in drag standing outside my door
Rampage Clover zoo
Nono
Rampage Clover I would be like gosh that a lot of nannies outside my door
GamerQueen is you
One of my favourite movies! :)
This scene really is ahead of its Time
The nanny flying away “spread out” with the trombone sound always cracked me up as a kid. My daughter laughed at her too when I showed her this movie 27 years after I saw it 😆
You look like Mary Poppins
Is he cool?
Yeah he's cool!
I'm Mary Poppins ya'll!
Mary May not be a a He - but She is in some sense I guess "Cool" in the sense that she's calm collected and in control of every situation - sort of like the Fonz only more Edwardian.
90 Lancaster you don’t get the reference
What was the reference?
@@Perktube1 guardians of the galaxy vol. 2; marvel😀😀😀😆😍
He?
Mary Poppins is a vibe 🦄
R.I.P. All Waiting Nannies. Blown away by the wind.
+Sonic Ranger Hopefully wherever they landed, it was a soft landing especially since they probably didn't get sucked into a tornado.
Years later and I'm still wondering what happened to all of those nannies...
The first time I ever watched this at my school in 2nd grade and we did a play and I loved this show ever since
I am sure that it was Mary Poppins magic that caused the other nanny's to blow away.
@drf81 That might be possible but, the wind arrow changed from West to East so that means the wind changed on it's own and later in the movie Mary Poppins said that she will stay on the job as the nanny until the wind changes and when the wind changed again from East to West was when Mary Poppins packed her things and left (probably to become someone else's nanny) and then came back when hearing and feeling that adult Michael Banks on "Mary Poppins Returns" needs a nanny for his kids while dealing with the problem of losing the house.
Julie Andrews has got the most enchanting magical intros to her movies she made iconic.... Mary Poppins & The Sound of Music!
mlc HC I prefer MP over Sound of Music
On looking at the queue of prospective nannies, I detect one or two are (stunt) men. I’m. Curious how many of the flying nannies were stuntmen. The sheer number of stunt flights on screen all at once is a marvel! Someone else in the comments mentioned trash or litter in the streets. Of course, ALL the nannies are either holding copies of the advertisement, and/or letters of recommendation, and/or newspapers, which, I suspect, is by design and merely for the purpose of embellishing the special effect of the strong gust of wind that blows the nannies away. First we see fallen leaves blowing through the group, then umbrellas inverting, then all manner of nannies and advertisements flying away. It’s a beautifully staged & choreographed, comically built, series of stunt flights! I cannot think of a filmed flying sequence that even comes close to the shear number of actors flying at one time - perhaps the scene in The Wizard of Oz, where the flying monkeys swoop down, pick up Dorothy and, fly away! This sequence is pretty spectacular!
That's not Julie Andrews at the end of this clip. On the DVD commentary, she states that it was her stand-in who flew down. But that is Julie at the end of the movie when she flies off. So, descent = stand-in, ascent = Julie.
How they managed to shot these scenes in 1964 without computer- generated imagery? Just imagine seeing this film in the 60s in black and white television, it must've been a jaw-dropping moment.
It was! I remember.
Nice to see two Upstairs Downstairs connections. Karen Dotrice (Jane) played housemaid Lily in Season 5. Hermoine Baddeley (Ellen) is sister to Angela Baddeley who played the cook Mrs Bridges.
I honestly love that the makers didn't obsess over the bit of trash in the street (1:33) that didn't even quiver during the wind. Shows that they focused on what really mattered: music, character, charm, in other words the important elements.
They saw her come down from the sky so you think they would not be surprised by her showing up years later in the sequel.
Admiral Boom: Ghastly looking crew I must say!
Me: I second that Admiral!
It is NOW 8 o'clock.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
Where did all the other nannies fly to?
Michael and Jane: Hello, Mary.
Why did these kids believe that their dad would run their ad instead of his own? They know that he's a stick in the mud who's forgotten how to have fun.
Beautiful orchestrations
It's Yondu, yay! :))
I don't know why, but every time I see Mary Poppins coming in, I get emotional.
She was a nanny to us all! 🩷
RIP All of the nannies who died at the expense of the Banks Children’s happiness
Ah i used to watch this movie in choir in 7th grade in my all girls choir. After rehearsal and before lunch
On this day in 1964 {August 27th} the Disney movie "Mary Poppins" had its world premier in Los Angeles, CA
Two days later on August 29th it opened in theaters across the U.S.A. and Canada...
The film won five Academy Awards; 'Best Actress' {Julie Andrews}, 'Best Original Song' {Chim Chim Cher-ee}, 'Best Special Effects', 'Best Film Editing', and 'Best Musical Score'...
Ms. Andrews will celebrate her 78th birthday in thirty four days on October 1st...
It's such a shame that Karen Dotrice gave up on acting so early. She would've been a perfect Hogwarts teacher in *Harry Potter*.
+kryptonianpowers Funny you should say that - I always pictured Prof. McGonnagall as an older version of Julie Andrews.
+William Craig Well, the interesting part is that Rowling always imagined Dame Maggie Smith as McGonagall in the first place
+William Craig Wouldn't it have been awkward if she broke into song at the wrong times in the series?
...and the little boy could have grown up and played Ron Weasley's dad
He was grown up, but sadly he retired from acting after *The Gnome-Mobile* .
He died at 21 years old in '77 from pancreatitis that was caused supposedly from some food poisoning while he was in India. And Dotrice admitted that she regrets not keeping in contact with him before his death.
Wow, I remember this scene as a kid, lol
They are extraordinary children.
Mary does it so elegantly. How she trolls through them like a boss? As she would quote....I NEVER EXPLAIN ANYTHING!
I'm actually excited about Mary Poppins returns
J C It was well worth the wait
1:49 my niece and I dying laughing at that guy
This just defies so many laws of physics..
All those nannys must be the Ravagers, then you see Yondu flying down with an umbrella.
Tony parra 😂
Mary poppins flying in is a magical scene
i used to love this movie when i was a baby
She did on earth.
Chad leia did it in space
Who saw Mary Poppins Returns? Didn’t beat the original one but was good.
I thought so too
It's hard to believe that there is a sequel coming out.
Such a memorable movie
Nannies, the most aerodynamic things in the universe.
LOVE THIS PART!