A jaunty striped jacket worn by Dick Van Dyke’s Bert the chimney sweep character in Disney’s 1964 multiple-Oscar-winning musical “Mary Poppins ... worth noting that costume designers ...

He’s still got it. Dick Van Dyke channeled his iconic chimney sweep dance from the 1964 film “Mary Poppins” days before his 98th birthday. In a video shared on Christina Karlin’s Instagram ...

In the 1943 novel “Mary Poppins Opens the Door”, a maid screams “Don’t touch me, you black heathen,” while later, when the chimney sweep approaches the cook, the maid threatens to quit, ...

That’s according to an Oregon professor who wrote an opinion piece in The New York Times that asserts the 1964 film, “Mary Poppins,” promoted blackface in the famous chimney sweep scene.

Get ready to fly away under the magical spell of Mary Poppins and her chimney sweep friend, Bert. Starting Friday night, the popular Broadway musical takes to Grandstreet Theatre’s stage ...

As the chimney sweep to Julie Andrews' magical nanny, Van Dyke first sang the song in the 1964 classic, and has reprised it many times over the years to the delight of Mary Poppins' millions of fans.

Dick Van Dyke played two characters in "Mary Poppins," and he made an appearance in "Mary Poppins Returns." In addition to his leading role as Bert, the jovial chimney sweep, Dick Van Dyke ...

Mary Poppins just couldn't stay away from her chimney sweep. Laura Michelle Kelly, who originated the role as the magical nanny in 2004, is about to celebrate the musical's fourth anniversary on ...

In 1964’s musical Mary Poppins, a cheerfully soot-covered Dick Van Dyke glides across a London set as Bert the chimney sweep singing “Chim Chim Cher-ee” with pure glee. Later, he’s barely ...

“Mary Poppins Returns,” which picked up four Oscar nominations last week, is an enjoyably derivative film that seeks to inspire our nostalgia for the innocent fantasies of childhood, as well ...

The 1964 film Mary Poppins helped to elevate the profession as Dick Van Dyke played a loveable chimney sweep called Bert. Ms Sherwood added: “I do it the same way as the Mary Poppins film.