New photo Emily Blunt looks thrilled in second trailer for Mary Poppins Returns

Disney has released the second trailer for Mary Poppins Returns, starring Emily Blunt as the iconic title character.

The studio had shared the first trailer back in March, but this trailer offers even more musical magic this time around.

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. 

More fun: The second trailer for Mary Poppins Returns was released on Monday

The trailer opens with Michael and Jane going through some of their old childhood things, including a kite, which Michael's son Georgie (Joel Dawson) is later seen flying with Jack.

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.

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.

A bubbly return: Emily 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

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.

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

A gentle landing: 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.

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.

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

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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