Mary Poppins
The props, costumes, and music from "Mary Poppins" are beloved by generations. Join movie prop collector Dan Lanigan as he reunites iconic pieces from the movie with artisans from the film. Meet artist Kevin Kidney as he explains the process of recreating Mary's snow globe for "Mary Poppins Returns." Join Jason Schwartzman in Walt Disney's office, which has been restored to its original glory. There, composer Richard Sherman discusses working with Walt and plays a familiar tune. Examine an authentic Peter Ellenshaw matte painting at the Disney Animation Library. The Library's manager of research, Fox Carney, explains the techniques used to bring "Mary Poppins" to life. Take a step back in time with choreographer Dee Dee Wood and a chimney sweep brush. Visit the Walt Disney Archives with sportscaster and TV host Erin Andrews. There, archivist Becky Cline shows iconic pieces from the film such as Mary's carpet bag and the "Jolly Holiday" carousel horses. Reunite costume designer Tony Walton with Mary's arrival dress and his costume design sketches from the film. Take a spin with actress Karen Dotrice as she thinks back on her time working with "Uncle Walt" and reconnects with a piece of her childhood.
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