Project Description
Mary Poppins Returns
Actor, Jack the Lamplighter
Set in 1930s London, the film finds Mary Poppins (Emily Blunt), returning twenty-five years after the events of the original film to assist her former charges Jane and Michael Bank following a family tragedy. Lin-Manuel appears as Jack The Lamplighter and received a 2019 Golden Globe nomination for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy or Musical for his performance.






Director: Rob Marshall
P.G.A: John DeLuca, Rob Marshall, Marc Platt
Producer: Callum McDougall
Executive Producer: David Magee
Screenplay: David Magee, Rob Marshall, John DeLuca
Screen Story: Based upon the “Mary Poppins” stories by PL Travers
Music: Marc Shaiman
Lyrics: Scott Wittman
Choreographers: Rob Marshall, John DeLuca
Co-Choreographer: Joey Pizzi
ACS: Dion Beebe
Director of Photography: John Myhre
Production Designer: Wyatt Smith, ACE, Editor
Costume Designer: Sandy Powell
Visual Effects Supervisor: Matt Johnson
Emily Blunt (Mary Poppins)
Lin-Manuel Miranda (Jack)
Ben Whishaw (Michael Banks)
Emily Mortimer (Jane Banks)
Pixie Davies (Annabel)
Nathanael Saleh (John)
Joel Dawson (Georgie)
Julie Walters (Ellen)
Meryl Streep (Cousin Topsy)
Colin Firth (Wilkins/Wolf)
Jeremy Swift (Gooding/Badger)
Kobna Holdbrook-Smith (Frye/Weasel)
Dick Van Dyke (Mr. Dawes, Jr.)
Angela Lansbury (Balloon Lady)
David Warner (Admiral Boom)
2019 Academy Awards – 4 Nominations
Costume Design – Sandy Powell
Production Design – Gordon Sim, John Myhre
Original Song Music – Marc Shaiman, Scott Wittman
Lyrics – Marc Shaiman, Scott Wittman
Original Score – Marc Shaiman
2019 British Academy of Film and Television Arts – 3 Nominations
Original Music – Marc Shaiman
Costume Design – Sandy Powell
Production Design – Gordon Sim, John Myhre
2019 Screen Actors Guild
Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role – Emily Blunt
2019 Golden Globes Nominations – 4 Nominations
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy – Lin-Manuel Miranda
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy – Emily Blunt
Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
Best Original Score Motion Picture – Marc Shaiman