Today the Disney classic Mary Poppins turns 50! The film won five Oscars out of an astounding 13 nominations and was the only Best Picture nomination Walt Disney ever received. Now, our mind ...

Nearly 50 years later, Van Dyke appeared in "Mary Poppins Returns" as Mr. Dawes Jr., the son of his bonus character from the first film. Dawes Jr. was originally played by the late Arthur Malet in ...

Mr. Dawes. In the original Mary Poppins, we're introduced to Mr. Dawes Sr. and his son, Mr. Dawes Jr. Mr. Dawes Senior is the chairman of the bank where Jane and Michael's father works. and Mr ...

In 2018, he surprised fans with a cameo in "Mary Poppins Returns" as Mr. Dawes Jr. Most recently, Van Dyke appeared on a few episodes of Jim Carrey's Showtime series "Kidding." ...

In Mary Poppins Returns, Dick Van Dyke makes a cameo as Mr. Dawes—but as Jr. this time. Fun fact: Van Dyke is the only actor from the original film who also appears in the sequel. 6 ...

Van Dyke will appear in the new Mary Poppins – this time playing Mr Dawes Jr, who was played in the 1964 film by Arthur Malet – a lthough it's unlikely that he'll be wheeling out his London ...

See what the critics had to say about 'Mary Poppins Returns,' starring Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda. ... Original star Dick Van Dyke also reprises his role as Mr. Dawes Jr.

During a conversation with Lin-Manuel Miranda promoting the upcoming sequel, Mary Poppins Returns, set up by ABC, the 92-year-old discussed how he came to play Mr Dawes, admitting that Walt Disney ...

There were quite a few nods to the original film in Mary Poppins Returns. Skip to main content. Popsugar. Subscribe. ... and in Mary Poppins Returns he plays his son, Mr. Dawes Jr.

Van Dyke played chimney sweep Bert in the 1964 original as well as the elderly banker, Mr. Dawes. He tells Entertainment Tonight that in "Mary Poppins Returns," he'll play Mr. Dawes' son.

The trailer for Mary Poppins Returns is finally here ... The iconic actor played Mr. Dawes Sr. in the first film using prosthetics to age himself, but he didn’t need any help this time around.

Mary Poppins feels a tremendous amount of guilt for not being able to help Mr. Dawes be a better person and a better father, and for not saving Bert from a destructive home life.