Mary Poppins Returns features a lot of awe-inspiring visual effects, but the scene which saw the nanny dive into a bathtub and enter an underwater fantasy world was not created with CGI.
In a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the film-making process released by Disney on Saturday, Emily Blunt can be seen falling backwards into the bubbles and down a chute that was rigged up underneath the tub.
There, the 35-year-old actress was caught safely by the crew, before she crawled off the crash mats placed below her to get back on set.
Wow! Emily Blunt's Mary Poppins Returns bathtub scene was REAL and not CGI... as Disney posted an incredible behind-the-scenes clip on Saturday that showed her sliding down chute
As the film magic is revealed, a voice can be heard narrating the clip and saying: 'It takes a lot of courage to do something like that.'
Emily recently explained during a Q & A how she carried out the scene, and how it was important to 'build practical sets'.
She said: 'Everyone involved was very insistent that as much as possible we would build practical sets that we could very much interact with.'
Not CGI: In a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the film-making process released on Saturday, Emily Blunt can be seen falling backwards into the bubbles
Practical effects: Emily was seen sliding down down a chute that was rigged up underneath the tub where members of the crew were waiting to safely catch her
Professional: The 35-year-old actress crawled off the crash mats below and got back on set
'And so what they did with the bath, which the kids thought was the best thing ever, was that they actually carved a hole in the bottom of the bath and had a slide which went under the stage.'
In the scene, Emily was joined in the bath child stars Joel Dawson, Nathanael Saleh, and Pixie Davies, and she revealed it took the youngsters several takes to get it right.
She explained: 'It was a drop - I'm going to tell you - it was fast and steep, and then they filled up the bath with bubbles. The kids did it twenty times and I did it twice.'
This comes after the film's director Rob Marshall has revealed last week that a sequel for the film is already in the works, with Emily set to return in the lead role.
Helpful: Emily recently explained during a Q & A how she carried out the scene, and how it was important to 'build practical sets'
Difficult: In the scene, Emily was joined by child stars Joel Dawson, Nathanael Saleh, and Pixie Davies, and she revealed it took the youngsters several more takes to get it right
Practice makes perfect: Emily said, 'It was a drop - I'm going to tell you - it was fast and steep, and then they filled up the bath with bubbles. The kids did it twenty times and I did it twice'
Speaking to The Sun on Monday, the filmmaker, 58, revealed: 'It is early stages but I will say right now that there were eight books, so there's a lot of great material still to mine.
'That's what we worked from, those incredible eight books of P.L. Travers. So, you know...'
Comparing the film's future to the Star Wars and James Bond franchises, he said of the 35-year-old actress: 'Emily does light up when she speaks to me about it. And if the people want it, I think it will happen.'
The film has taken more than $260 million worldwide since its release in December, with critics and fans alike praising her take on the iconic character.
She'll be back: This comes after the film's director Rob Marshall has revealed last week that a sequel for the film is already in the works, with Emily set to return in the lead role
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