Marry Poppins

[DirectorAbbie]

I watched part of it this morning. For those of you who read the book, I'm refering to the Disney movie.
Mr. Banks: LSE E8
Mrs. Banks: ESE
Marry: SLI
Burt: IEE
Any other types you noticed?

[Krig the Viking]

I'm not as sure about Mary Poppins, but Burt struck me as more of an ESE. The "I Love to Laugh" song, for example, seemed to be extolling the virtues of Fe.

My guess would be that Mary Poppins and Burt are LII-ESE.

I didn't pay enough attention to the Bankses when I last watched the movie to have any useful opinions on their types. Mr. Banks seemed a little more introverted than his wife, but whether he's an actual Introvert type or not, I'm not sure.

[Existential Potato]

It had to be done, hope I don't project poor taste but that wasn't really the point ;



I'm surprised you pick SLI for marry, she always seemed freakishly energetic to me in my yesteryears (hence the video). I can see why you typed her having Si though, so +1 to Krig, for what it's worth.

[Kalinoche buenanoche]

i don't understand how movie(not series) characters can be typed.i mean you can stress out typical behaviours among types in some scenes but you can never be sure.

[Slacker]

I'm going to go with

Mr Banks ILI
Mrs. Banks SEE
Mary Poppins ESE? Though she is a tricky one. I think I've seen Julie Andrews typed as LSE, and this might be a case where the actor type gets picked up a bit in the character.
Burt: ESE as well?

[Slacker]

i don't understand how movie(not series) characters can be typed.i mean you can stress out typical behaviours among types in some scenes but you can never be sure.

Typing fictional characters, particularly ones written by one type, potentially based on or inspired by people of various types, acted by another type, directed by another type, etc., is incredibly imperfect and IMO of limited use, but it can be fun too.

[DirectorAbbie]

The relationship between Burt and Marry reminded me of my parents. My brother agreed.