Mary Poppins' arsenic-covered robins (with Harriet Burns)

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Walt Disney always strove for quality, excellence, and authenticity in all his projects, and the robins in Mary Poppins were no different. Disney Legend & Imagineer Harriet Burns, who worked on Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Disney’s TV shows, and so much more, worked on those robins and shared the story behind the challenge in creating them.
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10 сен 2024

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@artchic528 Год назад

I always admired the animatronic robins in Mary Poppins. I also admire Harriet’s work in a time where most women were housewives. She was truly a pioneer in many ways.

@KeepingtheMagicAlive Год назад

That's for sure! And it's a testament to Walt Disney for allowing Harriet to do so much of that as well - even when the unions said women weren't allowed to do some of that work. Did you see my other videos about Harriet?

@thetwistedsamurai Год назад

Okay, that is SO weird, I was JUST watching Mary Poppins yesterday, and was SPECIFICALLY talking to my mother about the robins. (Mostly that they looked like they were taxidermy, but still.)

@KeepingtheMagicAlive Год назад

That IS weird! Still such a great movie, isn't it?

@thetwistedsamurai Год назад

@@KeepingtheMagicAlive It is! It really cheered us both up when we were having a REALLY hard day, we sang all the songs together :') it's a great movie to watch with family

@Tryingtohaveityall Год назад

What an amazing lady.

@KeepingtheMagicAlive Год назад

I agree!!

@taniajohnson9138 Год назад

The first time I heard you mention wind-up toys, I thought of Rolly Crump and all his spinner fascination. I wonder if Harriet and Rolly ever overlapped in collaboration.

@KeepingtheMagicAlive Год назад

Yes, Harriet did work with Rolly.