• Dick Van Dyke, approaching 99, expresses his lack of fear of death in Coldplay’s “All My Love” music video.
• He shares his view of love, describing it as prioritizing another person’s well-being over one’s own.
• The video ends with heartfelt piano playing from Chris Martin, inspired by Van Dyke’s thoughts on aging.

Shortly before his 99th birthday, film legend Dick Van Dyke said he was not afraid of dying.

The Emmy-winning actor appeared in Coldplay’s new music video for the track “All My Love,” in which Van Dyke discusses his positive perception of mortality. The video, posted Friday, is set in the “Mary Poppins” star’s Malibu home, where he answers various existential questions, including how he feels about dying.

“I’m very aware that I could leave any day now, but I don’t know why that doesn’t affect me,” Van Dyke said in an interview conducted during the music video. “I’m not afraid of it. Absolutely against anything intellectual, I feel like I’m going to be fine.”