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1979Soviet Union

Mary Poppins

Мэри Поппинс

Synopsis

Teleplay staged by Ermolova Theater.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Feliks Glyamshin, Faina Verigina
Screenplay & Story
P.L. Travers, Vadim Klimovskiy, Boris Zakhoder
Original Score
Sergey Nikitin, Viktor Berkovskiy
Original Title
Мэри Поппинс
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
Russian
Runtime
Unknown
Production Studios
Ekran

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Feliks Glyamshin, Faina Verigina

Screenplay & Story

P.L. Travers, Vadim Klimovskiy, Boris Zakhoder

Original Score & Music

Sergey Nikitin, Viktor Berkovskiy

Literary Origin & Source Material
Novel:P.L. Travers

Department Leadership Roster

Vladimir Serebrovsky

Production Design

Feliks Glyamshin

Feliks Glyamshin

Director

Vadim Klimovskiy

Writer

Boris Zakhoder

Boris Zakhoder

Writer

Faina Verigina

Director

Viktor Lukyanov

Production Design

Sergey Nikitin

Sergey Nikitin

Original Music Composer

Viktor Berkovskiy

Original Music Composer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Mary Poppins.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mary Poppins

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Mary Poppins about?

Teleplay staged by Ermolova Theater.

Who directed Mary Poppins?

Mary Poppins was directed by Feliks Glyamshin, Faina Verigina.

Who stars in Mary Poppins?

The principal cast of Mary Poppins includes Galina Kremneva, Tatyana Argunova, Natalia Gromova, Ariadna Ardashnikova, Vladimir Mashchenko.

When was Mary Poppins released and how long is it?

Mary Poppins was released in 1979 with a total runtime of Unknown.

Who composed the musical score for Mary Poppins?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Mary Poppins was composed by Sergey Nikitin, Viktor Berkovskiy.

Is Mary Poppins based on a book or true story?

Mary Poppins is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "P.L. Travers".