The Life I Lead - Mary Poppins (David Tomlinson)

Winifred, all you have to sing now when we’re in crisis

Coming home after a long day at work

Me as a child: "he's the villain"

Me now: "I wish I was him"

How do i get to be on this guy's level?

Based af

"Winifred, where are the children?"

David Tomlinson's portayal of George is outstanding.

RIP Glynis Johns.

Am I the only one who thinks David Tomlinson was kind of attractive?😊

I always find it musing that Mr. Banks is so busy with his opening number that he does not realize the kids are missing.

He is hardly "the father of the year"

Winifred, where are the children?

TAN-TAN-TAN-TAN 🎶

Y’all notice that they changed the house in Mary Poppins Returns.and David Tomlinson looks exactly the same in Mary poppins and bedknobs and broomsticks

"I'm the lord of my castle! The sovereign! The liege! I treat my subjects, servants, children, wife, with a firm but gentle hand. Noblesse oblige." vs "It's about the children. .... George, they're missing!"

DAVID TOMLINSON IS AN EXCELLENT ACTOR LOVE HIM TO DEATH

He’s very attractive

I love mary Poppins

He sends his kids to bed at 6:03PM? whhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaat

He also had a role in the movie: "The Wooden Horse" 1950, about an escape from the same WWII German POW camp, Stalag Luft III, as depicted in the movie "The Great Escape".
Both escapes were actually going on at the same time.

Never mind the bollocks, here's David Tomlinson.

"Around the house,I never lift a finger. As a husband and father, I'm subpar. I'd rather drink a beer Than win Father of the Year. I'm happy with things the way they are."

No economic migrants back then

:)

"George the kids are missing"
"Nice"

David Tomlinson and the Sherman brothers lyrics and music,keep me smiling as a 70 year old.

Thank you

I wonder which character would David Tomlinson be fit to portray in the Harry Potter mythos. I can see him being a former Minister for Magic, and NOT Fumbling Fudge.

I bet after a few drinks he is the life of the party

This song is one of my favorites from the movie. I especially love the line George their missing and George says splendid splendid lol 😆. As a child I didn’t think a lot of that but now that I’m grown and I’m a husband and a father myself I can totally relate.We husbands and fathers don’t always pay attention like we should at least I don’t lol 😆. It’s not that I don’t care about what my wife and children are saying to me I do men apparently just have a very short attention span but I’m going to try and work on that.

George their missing. Splendid splendid

Cbvvax

Could anyone please enlighten me on this? Were children really sent to bed back then (1910) at 6 pm? I wouldn't be surprised if it was so. Considering there weren't a thousand things to distract them as there are now! Oh simpler times! Where art thou now?

I think his clock is running fast, the song is a minute and fifteen seconds but to him atleast three minutes pass.

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There is an absolutely terrible howler in the opening seconds of this scene: the front door is too thin. In fact, it is even too thin for an interior door for a house of that period. What a cheapskate joinery department they had at Disney Studios!

I've been looking for this - so glad I found it!

Why are his children going to bed at 6pm?

Does he sing that song every time he gets home?

"I am the Lord and Liege of my own domain." Love David Tomilson's line.

What a good song with a strong message.

I came home from my work trial after 6pm each night, wonder if I should have sung this song. XD.

man id love to be in the age of men

It's really about the father. Mary Poppins herself is just a catalyst to make the family fully realise what they already have. You could, in fact, imagine that she is a mere figment of the imagination herself whilst people like Mr Banks (and Bert) are the real protective bricks and mortar of life that makes dreams really possible. Mr Banks enables them to have a comfortable living with servants at a height of Britain's world power! He is intrinsically loving and is no more supposedly 'distant' than Mrs Banks who spends much of her time on women's marches. I'm not here to bash feminism but it had a much more benevolent impact on the upper and upper middle classes than it did on the working classes.