The second trailer for Mary Poppins Returns was released on Monday - causing a buzz of excitement.
And it was the original film's star Dick Van Dyke that captured the attention of viewers as he was seen reprising a similar role.
Now playing the son of Mr. Dawes, the character he initially portrayed in the 1964 hit, the 92-year-old looks virtually the same.
Laughter: Now playing the son of Mr Dawes, the character Dick Van Dyke initially portrayed in the 1964 hit, the 92-year-old looks virtually the same
The actor can be seen having the time of his life as he dances on a desk, just like he did 53 years ago.
Sporting a formal looking suit along with a full grey beard, the actor appears at the end of the new trailer, dancing in front of Emily Blunt as Mary Poppins and Lin-Manuel Miranda as the lamplighter Jack.
Viewers were left in tears after seeing Dick Van Dyke's return, with one writing: 'Dick Van Dyke is now fully Mr Dawes, I’m crying!’
Original: As Mr Dawes (pictured) died from laughter in the 1964 film, Dick Van Dyke plays the character's son in this follow-up to the first film which will be released on December 19
Another Twitter user wrote: 'So happy to see Dick Van Dyke is back again and playing the same character in the first Mary Poppins movie!'
Adding: 'He is back dancing on a desk even when he’s 92-years-old!'
One said: 'Dick Van Dyke playing the same character so many years later makes my heart burst, 6 year old [me] is crying and 21 year old me is also crying.’
Fans: Viewers were left in tears after seeing Dick Van Dyke's return, with one writing: 'Dick Van Dyke is now fully Mr Dawes, I’m crying!’
While one social media user said: 'Brought a wee tear to my eye when I found out Dick Van Dyke was in the new Mary Poppins!'
As Mr Dawes died from laughter in the original, Dick Van Dyke plays the character's son Mr Dawes Jr in this follow-up to the first film which will be released on December 19.
The newly released trailer begins with a grown-up Michael and Jane, played by Ben Whishaw and Emily Mortimer.
More fun: The second trailer for Mary Poppins Returns was released on Monday
A gentle landing: Director Rob Marshall revealed last week that Emily Blunt (left) was the only person he thought could re-create the Poppins character, originally portrayed by Julie Andrews (right) in the original 1964 classic Mary Poppins
They are captured going through some of their old childhood things, including a kite.
As they fly the toy, the clouds literally part and Mary Poppins descends to Earth from the heavens, shocking Michael and Jane with her sudden return.
They even poke fun at how Poppins seemingly hasn't aged a bit, which is met with a curt response from the character, telling Michael that he should never discuss a woman's age.
A bubbly return: Blunt takes on an iconic character in the Mary Poppins Returns trailer
Movie magic: This video features new footage of Blunt as Poppins, Lin-Manuel Miranda as the lamplighter Jack and Ben Whishaw and Emily Mortimer as the Banks children, Michael and Jane, all grown up
The original children: Van Dyke and Andrews with Karen Dotrice and Matthew Garber
When Jane asks what has brought her back, Poppins states that she has come to "look over the Banks children" once again, not only Michael and Jane, but also Michael's kids Georgie and Annabel (Pixie Davies).
The Banks family has seen better days, with Michael revealing that they are about to lose their home, while his kids clearly miss their mother who has seemingly passed away.
The trailer also offers a brief glimpse at some of the musical song-and-dance numbers, with music by Marc Shaiman and songs by Shaiman and Scott Wittman.
Magical Mary: As they fly the kite, the clouds literally part and Mary Poppins descends to Earth from the heavens, shocking Michael and Jane with her sudden return
Director Rob Marshall revealed last week that Blunt was the only person he thought could re-create the Poppins character, originally portrayed by Julie Andrews in the original 1964 classic Mary Poppins.
The all-star cast of Mary Poppins returns also includes Meryl Streep, Colin Firth, Julie Walters, Angela Lansbury and original Mary Poppins star Dick Van Dyke.
Disney will release Mary Poppins returns on December 19, a Wednesday release in the midst of a crowded holiday movie season which includes Mortal Engines and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse on December 14 and Aquaman, Bumblebee, Holmes & Watson, Alita: Battle Angel and Welcome to Marwen on December 21.
Move over for Mary: Disney will release Mary Poppins returns on December 19, a Wednesday release in the midst of a crowded holiday movie season
Colorful cast: They even poke fun at how Poppins seemingly hasn't aged a bit, which is met with a curt response from Poppins, telling Michael that he should never discuss a woman's age
Ageless Mary: They even poke fun at how Poppins seemingly hasn't aged a bit, which is met with a curt response from Poppins, telling Michael that he should never discuss a woman's age.
The original Mary Poppins hit theaters in 1964, starring Julie Andrews as the title character and Dick Van Dyke as the chimney sweep Burt.
The story was thrust into the spotlight a few years ago as well when Disney released Saving Mr. Banks, following Walt Disney (Tom Hanks) trying to convince author P.L. Travers (Emma Thompson) to adapt her beloved story.
Now a whole new generation can experience the magic of Mary Poppins this Christmas when Mary Poppins Returns hits theaters.
Mary and Jack: The original Mary Poppins hit theaters in 1964, starring Julie Andrews as the title character and Dick Van Dyke as the chimney sweep Burt.
Poppins sings: Blunt belts out a tune in the Mary Poppins Returns trailer
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Main photo article The second trailer for Mary Poppins Returns was released on Monday – causing a buzz of excitement.
And it was the original film’s star Dick Van Dyke that captured the attention of viewers as he was seen reprising a similar role.
Now playing the son of Mr. Dawes, the character he...
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