Dick Van Dyke says he's "not afraid" of death in emotional video, dancing barefoot days before turning 99

Nowadays, Dick Van Dyke is quite happy with the life he has led.

The “Mary Poppins” actor, who turns 99 on December 13, opened up about his life while appearing in a new music video for Coldplay’s song “All My Love.” The song wasn’t originally written about Van Dyke, but the music video made it a look back at his incredible career.

Filmed at the legendary actor’s home in Malibu, California, the video includes footage of Van Dyke’s many awards and accolades, sweet clips of him and his extended family, and emotional moments of reflection.

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Legendary actor Dick Van Dyke admitted he was “not afraid” of death just days before his 99th birthday. (Atlantic Music Group)

“I’m fully aware that I could leave any day now, but I don’t know why, it’s none of my business, I’m not afraid of it,” Van Dyke said in the video. “I have the feeling, completely against everything intellectual, that I will be fine.”

“I think I’m one of those lucky people who was able to make a living doing what I would have done anyway,” he added. “Considering how lucky I am, I get to do what I do: play and act silly.”

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Cast of “The Dick Van Dyke Show,” circa 1965. Van Dyke said he was lucky that he “could do what I do, act and act silly.” (Getty Images)

Van Dyke stars alongside Chris Martin in a new music video for Coldplay’s song “All My Love.” (Atlantic Music Group)

At one point in the video, the Golden Globe-winning actor proves he still has those signature dance moves. He embraces his younger self by dancing barefoot and mimicking similar moves from his time starring in “Mary Poppins,” “The Dick Van Dyke Show” and others.

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The Emmy Award-winning actor showed off his dance moves similar to those in various projects like “Mary Poppins,” “The Dick Van Dyke Show,” and “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.” (Atlantic Music Group)

At another point in the video, Van Dyke tells Martin that his favorite lyric in “All My Love” – which appears on Coldplay’s 10th studio album, Moon Music – is “Till I die, let me hold you when you cry.” “

“So beautiful,” says Van Dyke.

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The 98-year-old was accompanied by his wife, makeup artist Arlene Silver, and much of his extended family, including his children and grandchildren.

Arlene Silver in a navy cutout dress smiles with husband Dick Van Dyke in a classic black tuxedo

Van Dyke and his wife Arlene Silver have been married for 12 years. (Monty Brinton/CBS via Getty Images)

Van Dyke was accompanied by his extended family in the music video. (Atlantic Music Group)

The touching video sparked a positive reaction from fans on social media.

“That made me cry with joy. I wish the world had a billion more like him,” one fan commented on the YouTube video.

“In a world full of confusion, uncertainty, war and just plain craziness,” wrote another. “These few minutes are a memory of love, family, friendship, music and dance. A reminder that no matter how old we get, we all start the same way. I know I’ll come back to watch this again and again.”

Dick Van Dyke and Julie Andrews in a scene "Mary Poppins"

Van Dyke and Julie Andrews in a scene from “Mary Poppins.” (Donaldson Collection/Getty Images)

In September, Van Dyke spoke about how he wanted to be remembered after his Creative Arts Emmy win.

“Laughing,” he said while holding his trophy for outstanding variety special for “Dick Van Dyke 98 Years of Magic.” People magazine. “I hope I can make people laugh for 75 years.”

The “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” actor reflected on his career for a moment after accepting his award, saying, “I’ve been in the business for 75 years. I can’t believe I’m still here, performing.”

“I’m looking for work if anyone has it,” he joked.