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- Whether it was trickery by Walt Disney or simply a lack of knowledge on Travers's part, the terms of their agreement gave Pamela Lyndon Travers script approval but not film editing rights. Travers had approved the script figuring that she could decide what stayed in the film.
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Saving Mr. Banks unfolds in scenes that alternate between Mrs. Travers in storyboard meetings and flashbacks of her hard-scrabble childhood in Australia. As the movie develops, Travers’...
Dec 23, 2013 · As Lawson notes in her biography, Travers did indeed travel to the Disney studios in April of that year (and stayed in the Beverly Hills Hotel, as Pamela does in the film). There she spent 10...
Dec 26, 2013 · Yes, P.L. Travers cried at the movie premiere — but not the way it was portrayed in Banks. The movie is structured to make us root for Walt Disney; after all, we know the story ends with the...
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Apr 21, 2019 · Saving Mr Banks tells the tale of how he battled to get Pamela Travers', PL Travers to her fans, story about the magical nanny made. It was a long road, which Saving Mr Banks gets across.
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Feb 5, 2014 · Saving Mr. Banks is Disney's film about the making of Mary Poppins, specifically the pre-production stages that author P. L. Travers was involved in. But how closely does it stick to the history? How much of what's in the movie is the real story of P. L. Travers, Walt Disney, Travers Goff, and the production of the original classic movie?
Dec 23, 2013 · During this climactic sequence in Saving Mr. Banks, director John Lee Hancock (The Rookie, The Blind Side) ingeniously fuses this amazing film’s two basic storylines: P. L. Travers’ visit to the Disney Studios in 1961 to approve the script being developed for a Disney movie based on her Mary Poppins stories, and her troubled childhood in ...
