Emily BluntandLin-Manuel Mirandahave a special message for those planning on seeingMary Poppins Returnsat the popularAlamo Drafthouse Cinemachain.In a PEOPLE exclusive video, the two stars shared a “practically perfect message” for moviegoers eager to catch the sequel to the 1964 classic.“So, Lin, as you know, there’s nothing that makes me more cross that people using their phones in the movie theater,” Blunt, 35, says.Miranda, 38, adds, “It’s true. It ruins a perfectly good movie for everyone else! That’s why Alamo Drafthouse has issued a new policy.”As Blunt explains, those looking at their phones in the movie theaters will lose them to Poppins’ classic carpet bag.“Let’s have a look,” the actress says as she rummages through the bag and upends its contents to reveal multiple cell phones. “See? This is what happens to people that use their phones at the Alamo Drafthouse.”Alamo Drafthouse/YouTube“You really should start emptying that more often,” Miranda suggests.Alamo Drafthouse is famous for having a zero tolerance policty for talking or using a cell phone of any kind during films.Mary Poppins Returnscenters on Blunt’s Poppins returning to help the Banks siblings from the original film and Michael’s children through a difficult time in their lives.RELATED VIDEO: Emily Blunt Reveals Her Biggest Challenge Playing Mary PoppinsBlunt was recentlynominated for a Screen Actor’s Guild Awardand aGolden Globe Awardfor her role in the film. She also received a second SAG Award nomination for her role inA Quiet Place.Miranda wasalso nominated for a Golden Globefor his role in the film.Mary Poppins Returnsis in theaters on Dec. 19.
Emily BluntandLin-Manuel Mirandahave a special message for those planning on seeingMary Poppins Returnsat the popularAlamo Drafthouse Cinemachain.
In a PEOPLE exclusive video, the two stars shared a “practically perfect message” for moviegoers eager to catch the sequel to the 1964 classic.
“So, Lin, as you know, there’s nothing that makes me more cross that people using their phones in the movie theater,” Blunt, 35, says.
Miranda, 38, adds, “It’s true. It ruins a perfectly good movie for everyone else! That’s why Alamo Drafthouse has issued a new policy.”
As Blunt explains, those looking at their phones in the movie theaters will lose them to Poppins’ classic carpet bag.
“Let’s have a look,” the actress says as she rummages through the bag and upends its contents to reveal multiple cell phones. “See? This is what happens to people that use their phones at the Alamo Drafthouse.”
Alamo Drafthouse/YouTube
“You really should start emptying that more often,” Miranda suggests.
Alamo Drafthouse is famous for having a zero tolerance policty for talking or using a cell phone of any kind during films.
Mary Poppins Returnscenters on Blunt’s Poppins returning to help the Banks siblings from the original film and Michael’s children through a difficult time in their lives.
RELATED VIDEO: Emily Blunt Reveals Her Biggest Challenge Playing Mary Poppins
Blunt was recentlynominated for a Screen Actor’s Guild Awardand aGolden Globe Awardfor her role in the film. She also received a second SAG Award nomination for her role inA Quiet Place.
Miranda wasalso nominated for a Golden Globefor his role in the film.
Mary Poppins Returnsis in theaters on Dec. 19.
source: people.com
