I love the way Mr. Banks doesn't even question the likelihood of the children actually 'popping through pictures',--he just objects to it because it doesn't sound proper or traditional!
This is an apt parable for the establishment. I think in his childhood, he had a comparable nanny to Mary Poppins. He knows magical things can happen but when you're an adult, you can no longer acknowledge them.
The look on her face when she starts singing the whole thing "They must feel the thrill of totting up a balanced book". She knows the trolling has just begun.
She's agreeing with him. Notice she's firm, unquestioned, and proper. The secret to this movie is she's not only the kid's dream nanny, she's _Mr_ _Banks'_ idea of the perfect nanny as well.
This scene captures all aspects of the message of this movie perfectly: Mr Banks ignorance and misplaced sense of righteousness and Mary’s sarcasm completely lost on him. The lyrics and interactions are just wonderful. What a truly marvellous movie, and how fabulous Mr Banks was portrayed by the late, great David Tomlinson.
You know you can take both Star Wars and Mary Poppins and basically have interchangeable charecters. Mary Poppins= Obi wan Kenobi Burt=Yoda Jane and Michael Banks= Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker George Banks=Anakin Skywalker and if you want Winfred Banks= Padme
"They must feel the feel the thrill of totting up a balanced book" - Let the world's greatest trolling begin. Then she says "their little cup of joy should overflow" and David Tomlinson's eyes get excited. "Precisely! Splendid!" 🤣
I love the way Mr Banks stares directly at the audience, as if he were rebuking or instructing YOU. Those are some awesome directorial choices. What he says reads like a Ministry of Education directive!
This is one of the best songs ever written for Disney. Mr. Banks is such a great character, and this song is so iconic! Love it. When I heard this musical cue in Mary Poppins Returns, I smiled from ear to ear.
"These silly words, like super... eh... superc... ehhh... Superc...." "Supercalifragalisticexpialadocious." "Yes, well done, you said it!" One of the funniest lines in the movie :D
She takes time to work out what he wants and then sweetly thrusts the kids at him the next day. I love it. "You think you can do better, go head" lol 😂😂😂
If she was just going to do that I'm pretty sure she would have set them up with someone like Bert instead, But as it has been pointed out this was her way of bringing the family together again.
She was trying to heal the family dynamic- the Banks children were acting up because neither of their parents were really involved, either with the bank/money or women’s sufferage
Its funny to think that Miss Travers was in real life just like Mr Banks and wanted the film adaption to be just like what Banks says, "Fraught with purpose and practicality."
He mentioned 'popping in and out of chalk pavement paintings', 'consorting with racehorse persons', 'foxhunting'... Well that was set all in 'Jolly Holiday' in the film, and I gather that the books had a few more interesting adventures in them, but I haven't actually read most them so.. Actually I did read one of the later books when I was at school, and didn't really like the Mary Poppins character in the books as much as the one in the film, she seemed much stricter and not nearly as fun, but then I watched 'Saving Mr. Banks' and I gather that P. L. Travers didn't really like the Mary Poppins character as portrayed in the film as much as the one she had originally written in the books, so I guess that makes us even..
Being in my thirties know I can understand Mr. Banks more than when I was watching this movie as a child. He was under a lot of pressure: to show he was as good as his father was before him, to achieve a place in society and to be a good example for his children....of course the latter sounds hard to believe, but he was not a bad person. He honestly believed he was doing the right thing, when he realized he wasn't you could clearly see his confusion while he was walking back home after see that ideal picture he had blown apart after talking to Bert and being fired.
Mr Banks paid 2 maids, a nanny, wife stayed at home and still had a chimney sweep for the dirty work and Mary thinks he didn’t have his ish together? 😂😂
When I heard this, I could almost think that he and Mr. Darling had compared notes. After all, both were saying, "I don't care if my children are children, it's time for them to grow up!"
It's really about the father. Mary Poppins herself is just a catalyst to make the family fully realise what they already have. You could, in fact, imagine that she is a mere figment of the imagination herself whilst people like Mr Banks (and Bert) are the real protective bricks and mortar of life that makes dreams really possible. Mr Banks enables them to have a comfortable living with servants at a height of Britain's world power! He is intrinsically loving and is no more supposedly 'distant' than Mrs Banks who spends much of her time on women's marches. I'm not here to bash feminism but it had a much more benevolent impact on the upper and upper middle classes than it did on the working classes.
What's funny is that Walt Disney himself actually began developing the film with the idea that Mary Poppins was there for the children, which horrified PL Travers. She told him that he was completely wrong, but refused to tell him why Mary Poppins was actually there. Disney eventually figured out that it was for George, who was actually based off of PL Travers' own father
That QUICK turn of her head and walk off after "Tomorrow just as you suggest, pressed and dressed, Jane and Michael will be at your side!" kills me every time
@@shanna9990 what I mean is that compared to David when singing this song,Julie made it feel more like a song when she sang her part. Its very calming to the ears. Theraputic sound
@@JayRaphaelJiaoInotDavid evidently wasn't a trained singer; his singing style was closer to Rex Harrison's "Sprachsingen" in "My Fair Lady". That forced Irv Kostal, the conductor, to revise a lot of his normal technique. For most of David's lines Irv held back by about 4 beats after each line break before restarting the orchestra (he did the same in "The Life I Lead"). When Julie, who was a trained singer, took over, Irv reverted to form, running through most line breaks without stopping. Irv and Julie had already worked together on several TV shows and record albums. Several more lay ahead through the 1960s, plus "The Sound of Music" for which Irv was also the conductor. Irv and Julie shared the same birthday, October 1 (though he was 24 years older and born in Chicago). Don't know about the David-Irv dynamic.
Hahaha, I love this part. Her expressions throughout the whole "conversation" are amazing. Especially the way her eyes widen after Banks says "MORAL DISINTEGRATION!" XD
I LOVE this song. Hoodwinks the silly man into doing exactly what she wanted. The next line is something like, "Did I ... did I say that the children should come to the bank with me?" and his wife says "Certainly sounded like that, sir"
@@chrisnorton4382 I said "Something like" which means that while I may have gotten a couple of details wrong, the general sentiment of the scene remained as I described.
Mr banks is hilarious when he corrects himself about the Fox hunting but shouldn't it be the same with race horses I suppose it is because it is to do with the chalk pavement pictures
The point is supposed to be that Mr. Banks is forcing his kids to lose their childhood, because he expects them to be like adults. Mary Poppins doesn't let them have whatever they want when they want it, she just enables them to use their imaginations and savor their childhood while it lasts.
As I became a man I finally understood MP’s encouragement towards George as the first step of her coming to save him from himself and realize his children need them!
Man, Between the great David Tomlinson, and the fabulous Keenan Wynn, it's hard to decide who was the better Disney villain. David was stellar here, and as Peter Thorndyke, and Prof. Emelius Brown in Bedknobs and broomsticks. Keenan was amazing as Alonzo Hawk.
I think it is funny that I grew up on Disney movies, and now I work in a dull financial institution hoarding people's money and wearing a dark suit every day. Sigh. I would have liked *one* tea party on the ceiling. :(
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It's SO satisfying how rhythmically she says 'Tomorrow just as you suggest, pressed and dressed, Jane and Michael will be at your side.'
I know~~~~
I know, hey? I mean, yes! 😊
UnitedColorsofTom Yep. Thought that too.
YEEEESSSS!!!
Ikr I love that part of the song
I love the way Mr. Banks doesn't even question the likelihood of the children actually 'popping through pictures',--he just objects to it because it doesn't sound proper or traditional!
Tea parties on the ceiling?! I ask you!
Regi184 or maybe because impossible
Not untraditional in 2020.. we have weed
This is an apt parable for the establishment. I think in his childhood, he had a comparable nanny to Mary Poppins. He knows magical things can happen but when you're an adult, you can no longer acknowledge them.
@@bradjames891 or he just chalks it up to tall tales told by children...
The look on her face when she starts singing the whole thing "They must feel the thrill of totting up a balanced book". She knows the trolling has just begun.
she was being sarcastic, mocking him pointedly especially with "to thread your straight and narrow path with pride"
*tread
She's agreeing with him. Notice she's firm, unquestioned, and proper. The secret to this movie is she's not only the kid's dream nanny, she's _Mr_ _Banks'_ idea of the perfect nanny as well.
@@thuglifebear5256 You might even go so far as to say she's practically perfect in every way
This scene captures all aspects of the message of this movie perfectly: Mr Banks ignorance and misplaced sense of righteousness and Mary’s sarcasm completely lost on him. The lyrics and interactions are just wonderful. What a truly marvellous movie, and how fabulous Mr Banks was portrayed by the late, great David Tomlinson.
And the suffragettes movement is killing the west by use of Marxist Feminists.
"Jane and Michael will be at your side" is the most perfect thing ever
I love singing it 💕😀😀
Mackenzie Richard oh my gosh I thought I was the only one!
Thought it was just me lol
Thank god someone else thinks so too🥰😍
That's the reason I'm here, the perfect melody gets stuck in my head randomly lol!
It's funny how Mrs. Banks is there in that scene and she lets Mary Poppins manipulate her husband 😂
‘We agree that as a group they're rather stupid.’
I’m sure Mrs Banks was quite over his crap since Victoria was on the throne
@@mggentryBut now King Edward’s on the throne, it’s the age of men!
I love how she's being super-sarcastic and he's like YES I AGREE WAIT nooooo
Mary Poppins: using the Jedi mind trick before that was a thing.
You know you can take both Star Wars and Mary Poppins and basically have interchangeable charecters.
Mary Poppins= Obi wan Kenobi
Burt=Yoda
Jane and Michael Banks= Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker
George Banks=Anakin Skywalker
and if you want Winfred Banks= Padme
Tyler Fisher Strong with the force Mary Poppins is. :3
Mary is obi -wan in this scenerio
ahahah, that's what it reminded me of
Not even Jedi Mind Trick, more Duck Season Rabbit Season.
LOL !! Do i hear a mock in Mary's voice? "To tread your straight and narrow path with pride."
Brilliant!
I was just going to say, I love how she's making fun of him and he doesn't even realize it.
Roxie I bet this was Pamela Travers’ favorite scene. Mary Poppins is bitchy, mean and manipulative just as she wanted her to be.
It’s fantastic. 😊
"They must feel the feel the thrill of totting up a balanced book" - Let the world's greatest trolling begin. Then she says "their little cup of joy should overflow" and David Tomlinson's eyes get excited. "Precisely! Splendid!" 🤣
I love the way Mr Banks stares directly at the audience, as if he were rebuking or instructing YOU. Those are some awesome directorial choices. What he says reads like a Ministry of Education directive!
This is one of the best songs ever written for Disney. Mr. Banks is such a great character, and this song is so iconic! Love it. When I heard this musical cue in Mary Poppins Returns, I smiled from ear to ear.
"These silly words, like super... eh... superc... ehhh... Superc...."
"Supercalifragalisticexpialadocious."
"Yes, well done, you said it!"
One of the funniest lines in the movie :D
The way he struggles saying "Superca" kills me everytime .
@Hatrickp:...'and popping through pictures' immediately after that as if there was no interruption. 🤣
It’s sounds like he’s about to sneeze 😂🤣
Julie’s facial expressions in Mary Poppins are gold, and this scene is a gold mine.
She takes time to work out what he wants and then sweetly thrusts the kids at him the next day. I love it. "You think you can do better, go head" lol 😂😂😂
she is SO hot………….80 years ago
@@mcdiamond2463 frrrr
Was I the only one that thought Mary did this so the children wouldn't be alone on her day off?
That is a marvelous point.
I think it's more part of her larger scheme to reconnect Mr Banks with his children.
If she was just going to do that I'm pretty sure she would have set them up with someone like Bert instead, But as it has been pointed out this was her way of bringing the family together again.
It was actually just to prevent her from being sacked.
She was trying to heal the family dynamic- the Banks children were acting up because neither of their parents were really involved, either with the bank/money or women’s sufferage
Julie Andrews has a lovely singing voice.
Don’t you mean had? But I agree
"Splendid! You hit the nail right on the... At MY side? Where are we going?"
The best!
Mary Poppins- voice of an angel
Not bad for her first movie ever. And she won an Oscar for it.
until she got throat cancer
@@MsJubjubbird damn
Its funny to think that Miss Travers was in real life just like Mr Banks and wanted the film adaption to be just like what Banks says, "Fraught with purpose and practicality."
Tea parties on the ceiling? I ask you!
Having tea parties on the ceiling?
***** And highly questionable outings of every other kind.
One thing I wonder is:
What other outings did they have at this point?
All they had was the picture and tea party at this point?
He mentioned 'popping in and out of chalk pavement paintings', 'consorting with racehorse persons', 'foxhunting'...
Well that was set all in 'Jolly Holiday' in the film, and I gather that the books had a few more interesting adventures in them, but I haven't actually read most them so..
Actually I did read one of the later books when I was at school, and didn't really like the Mary Poppins character in the books as much as the one in the film, she seemed much stricter and not nearly as fun, but then I watched 'Saving Mr. Banks' and I gather that P. L. Travers didn't really like the Mary Poppins character as portrayed in the film as much as the one she had originally written in the books, so I guess that makes us even..
You will need the help of Mr. Escher and anti-gravity.
Mr. Banks has zero sarcasm detecting skill
Me neither
Being in my thirties know I can understand Mr. Banks more than when I was watching this movie as a child. He was under a lot of pressure: to show he was as good as his father was before him, to achieve a place in society and to be a good example for his children....of course the latter sounds hard to believe, but he was not a bad person. He honestly believed he was doing the right thing, when he realized he wasn't you could clearly see his confusion while he was walking back home after see that ideal picture he had blown apart after talking to Bert and being fired.
Mr Banks paid 2 maids, a nanny, wife stayed at home and still had a chimney sweep for the dirty work and Mary thinks he didn’t have his ish together? 😂😂
@@synanthony as long as he will not fired he does. Read the story of the original Mr. Banks, this one was based on him.
She was like, "Fine! You don't like the way I do things? Do it yourself! They're your children anyway!" She nailed him right there!"
david tomlinson was excellent in mary poppins. i absolutely loved this film, it will always be my favourite film of all time.
this is a great seen.
Gotta love Mr. Banks. He doesn't even questions all the magical stuff, he just see them useless.
Like tea parties on a ceiling are everyday occurence.
Or maybe he eats pot cookies with his tea.
Vedran Iljazović He wouldn’t it isn’t tradition
Her sarcasm is legendary.
Tomorrow, JUST AS YOU SUGGESTED .... Always loved this scribe! Lol
Tomorrow, just as you suggest, pressed and dressed.
I wish I was as manipulative as Mary Poppins.
... No comment
My favorite line of this song just might be when Mr. Banks says, "Yes, well done you said it"
Hello Anna, How are you doing?
When I heard this, I could almost think that he and Mr. Darling had compared notes. After all, both were saying, "I don't care if my children are children, it's time for them to grow up!"
Mr. Banks: “Moral disintegration!”
Mary Poppins: 😳
Mary Poppins: The Queen of reverse psychology!
Yep! She did the same thing with the kids with "Stay Awake"
It's really about the father. Mary Poppins herself is just a catalyst to make the family fully realise what they already have. You could, in fact, imagine that she is a mere figment of the imagination herself whilst people like Mr Banks (and Bert) are the real protective bricks and mortar of life that makes dreams really possible. Mr Banks enables them to have a comfortable living with servants at a height of Britain's world power! He is intrinsically loving and is no more supposedly 'distant' than Mrs Banks who spends much of her time on women's marches. I'm not here to bash feminism but it had a much more benevolent impact on the upper and upper middle classes than it did on the working classes.
What's funny is that Walt Disney himself actually began developing the film with the idea that Mary Poppins was there for the children, which horrified PL Travers. She told him that he was completely wrong, but refused to tell him why Mary Poppins was actually there. Disney eventually figured out that it was for George, who was actually based off of PL Travers' own father
That QUICK turn of her head and walk off after "Tomorrow just as you suggest, pressed and dressed, Jane and Michael will be at your side!" kills me every time
Thank you for put this on the TH-cam
ive been looking for this song for ages thank you so much for putting this up
marry Poppins is my favorite movie! Even when I was small
Laughed harder than I should have when he corrected himself that he was OK with the fox hunting.
I love how Mary had a smug look on her face from the moment she started singing
She looked like she was going to kick his ass
This was the golden age of Disney.
0:57-1:02 He sounds like he’s gonna sneeze 😂🤣
I like the way Mary Poppins tells Mr banks that tomorrow he will be taking Jane and Michael to the bank.
the song became beautiful when Julie sang already
Every song becomes beautiful with Julie Andrews.
@@shanna9990 what I mean is that compared to David when singing this song,Julie made it feel more like a song when she sang her part. Its very calming to the ears. Theraputic sound
@@JayRaphaelJiaoInotDavid evidently wasn't a trained singer; his singing style was closer to Rex Harrison's "Sprachsingen" in "My Fair Lady". That forced Irv Kostal, the conductor, to revise a lot of his normal technique. For most of David's lines Irv held back by about 4 beats after each line break before restarting the orchestra (he did the same in "The Life I Lead"). When Julie, who was a trained singer, took over, Irv reverted to form, running through most line breaks without stopping.
Irv and Julie had already worked together on several TV shows and record albums. Several more lay ahead through the 1960s, plus "The Sound of Music" for which Irv was also the conductor. Irv and Julie shared the same birthday, October 1 (though he was 24 years older and born in Chicago). Don't know about the David-Irv dynamic.
This scene always cracks me up. Brilliantly played by both actors.
You took the words out of my mouth!! You're absolutely right!!
Hahaha, I love this part. Her expressions throughout the whole "conversation" are amazing. Especially the way her eyes widen after Banks says "MORAL DISINTEGRATION!" XD
1:02 Me with my friends.
"Very good you said it! " lmao.
I loved this song, it's funny in a way
Pressed and Dressed: She Hit It!!
She's so fucking gorgeous x
Mary Poppins and Obi Wan would make very good friends.
toplaycool21 You’ve seen Salmon Fishing in Yemen?
toplaycool21 *Jedi mind power* “You will take your children to the bank”
It's that Mary popping woman. 😁😁😁😁
Dude
Stop
Did no one teach George about reverse psychology?
George Banks: 0
Mary Poppins: 1.
Game. Set. Match!
Real fascinating, Mary actually went along with George on the plan of the children going to the bank.
I LOVE this song. Hoodwinks the silly man into doing exactly what she wanted.
The next line is something like, "Did I ... did I say that the children should come to the bank with me?" and his wife says "Certainly sounded like that, sir"
@@chrisnorton4382 I said "Something like" which means that while I may have gotten a couple of details wrong, the general sentiment of the scene remained as I described.
That was his wife not the housekeeper...
@@AngelusBrady You're 3 years too late to my party my friend. My above reply to a deleted comment applies to you as well.
@@Gredddfe I don't care how late it is. I will always correct someone being wrong. I don't like letting things slide.
for some reason this song sticks in my head
The harumph that my vocal chords can create cannot capture the size of the harumph I hold in my heart
This is how your boss tells you off in the old days lmao
One of the most subtle 'get fucked' occurrence in cinema history
Mr banks is hilarious when he corrects himself about the Fox hunting but shouldn't it be the same with race horses I suppose it is because it is to do with the chalk pavement pictures
I AM VERY EXCITED FOR THE SEQUEL TO COME OUT
underrated bop
0:57
Mr Banks: superca super eh superca
Marry Poppin: supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Mr Banks: Yes well done you said it
😂😂 love it, his expression was priceless.
Finally the whole time I was scrolling down looking for someone to say that....it was the best part about the song to me
"Moral disintegration"? I can understand Mary's reaction when he says that XD
‘superca-‘
superc-a-‘
‘Supercalafragilisticexpialidocious’
Like-a-boss
Pours himself a glass of sherry while reprimanding the nanny.
"Yes! Well done! You've said it." =)
1964 became a great year movies
0:47: Mary: Oh really, boi.....?
0:55: Mary: **let the trolling begin** Bring it Banks
The point is supposed to be that Mr. Banks is forcing his kids to lose their childhood, because he expects them to be like adults. Mary Poppins doesn't let them have whatever they want when they want it, she just enables them to use their imaginations and savor their childhood while it lasts.
"These silly words like.....superca.....superca.....superca...."
"Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious."
"Yes, well done, you said it." 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Banks: Silly words like... Superca-uh... Supe-err.... Superc-
Mary: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious?
Banks: Yes, well done. You said it.
look at that mean face. Is wonderful. A British home requires nothing less.
He's upset about his children losing touch with reality whenever they're around Mary Poppins.
🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩 A British Bank is run with precision, that’s true if precision is some sort of random green goo
Mary is going to give Mr. Banks a taste of his own medicine.
So he can be a better father.
And the children a taste of his life so they can be better children.
windstorm1000 After all, it was him she came to save
"At my side? Where are we going?" always gets me lmao
Mary Poppins performing the first recorded case of "Malicious Compliance"
This is how you get your boyfriend to do things for you... make him think it was his idea :)
54 people are NOT following Mr. Banks to the bank, pressed and dressed
Beautifully MaryniPoppinated him 😆
👏
We have this for our annual day
Brilliant!
I always thought it was funny when Mary Poppin's eyes go wide when he says "moral disintegration!"
As I became a man I finally understood MP’s encouragement towards George as the first step of her coming to save him from himself and realize his children need them!
Man, Between the great David Tomlinson, and the fabulous Keenan Wynn, it's hard to decide who was the better Disney villain. David was stellar here, and as Peter Thorndyke, and Prof. Emelius Brown in Bedknobs and broomsticks. Keenan was amazing as Alonzo Hawk.
lol!! he sang right into that one!!! LOL!!
Mr Banks almost has a heart attack trying to say super... Whatever :)))
Mr Banks is based!
Julie Andrews 00:15
She is marry Poppins you moron
I think it is funny that I grew up on Disney movies, and now I work in a dull financial institution hoarding people's money and wearing a dark suit every day. Sigh. I would have liked *one* tea party on the ceiling. :(
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Yes well done you said it
This chap's appearance always reminded me slightly of Jerry from Tom & Jerry.
Clever turnaround
"Supercalifragalisticexpialadocious."
“Yes, well done. You’ve said it”
She’s for it now I’ve heard the master do this speech before
Mary Poppins troll game is on point