The bank run scene in Mary Poppins comes to mind as Washington Mutual’s Chief Legal Officer, Fay Chapman, announced her retirement today.

For those who remember, "Mary Poppins" won five Oscars and was the highest-grossing film of 1964, and this production also pulls out the same stops.

MARY Poppins has returned to our cinema screens as Emily Blunt takes on the role of the magical nanny. Does Mary Poppins returns have an end credits scene?

In 1964, Poppins-mania descended on America. But Walt Disney's "Mary Poppins" was also a controversial project, in more ways than one ...

Mary Poppins, you see, is an agent of transformation, a bearer of renewal who seems far shrewder than the textbook platitudes (“If you reach for the heavens, you get the stars”) she ends up ...

Ashley Brown faced a challenge when she created the title role of Mary Poppins for its U.S. premiere on Broadway in 2006. She'd seen the classic 1964 Disney movie version "about a million times ...

Directed by Rob Marshall, who directed Chicago in 2002 and Into The Woods in 2014, Mary Poppins Returns is structurally and stylistically modeled on the original. In fact, it is so modeled on the ...

One day after the first Republican presidential candidate debate here in Cleveland last Thursday, this reviewer headed off to see the light and airy musical Mary Poppins at the Mercury Theatre ...

Far from being practically perfect in every way, Julie Andrews once put a bumper sticker on her car that said: “Mary Poppins Is A Junkie.” It was a jokey, failed bid to banish the sugary-sweet ...

From left in front are Katie Maupin as Jane Banks, Caitlin McGinty as Mary Poppins, Andrew Marheineke as Michael Banks, Katherine Stein as Mrs. Corry, and Jim Ambler as Bert, in Hillbarn Theatre ...

The scene, for instance, in which Mary Poppins teaches her children how much fun it is to clean up their room, ... David Tomlinson is fine as the father, the very model of a harassed bank official.

But just because there isn't an end-credits scene doesn't mean there won't be a third Mary Poppins film. The sequel takes place in the 1930s, which leaves plenty of time for more films, and more ...