Say What You Will But Young Dick Van Dyke Was A SNACC In Mary Poppins

Say what you will but young dick van dyke was a SNACC in Mary poppins

What the heck, P.L. Travers? What. The. Heck.

So remember how I said I would compile a master list of every instance in the Mary Poppins books of these two being adorable? 

It’s all done. So now when all you Mary Poppins and Bert shippers meet P.L. Travers in the afterlife, you can ask her exactly what constitutes flirting and being in love! Because I don’t know about you, my all of my best guy friends have never given me regular flowers, let alone chalk ones that they drew for me.

I’m going to put it under a read more because it’s like 5 pages long in Word and I don’t want to make people scroll through all of it. So there you have it. Let’s get started, shall we?

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Poppins Fact NO.1

Author of Mary Poppins P.L. Travers published her first Mary Poppins story in 1926 in English newspaper. Mary was then 17 and in Love with Bert. ❤

Poppins Fact NO.2

In 1983 Soviet Union filmed it's own version of Mary Poppins called 'Mary Poppins, Goodbye'. It's a two-part movie really close to original book. There is Neley who is supposed to represent Neleus from the book and Mrs. Lark have both of her dogs, and there also is Ms. Andrew. But there is no Bert but instead there is chacater named Robert Robertson (Mary calls him 'Mr. Hey') he is brother of Mrs. Banks. It is a good movie i must say but i would never dare to comapre it to Mary Poppins (1964). ❤

Russian Mary Poppins, Goodbye (1983)

Mary Poppins played by - Natalya Andreychenko

She really is pretty ❤

“O Mar’, you came back!” 

“Honestly, Bert, don’t be absurd. Of course I came back.”

I rewatched Mary Poppins the other day (which in hindsight, was a mistake. There were tears). Here, have this illustration of the ship we all shipped before we even knew what shipping was.