The music video for Coldplay’s “All My Love” was filmed in Dick Van Dyke’s home in Malibu and features the film star dancing and singing along while Chris Martin played the piano. At some point, Van Dyke gets up and begins dancing barefoot and similar to some moves from Mary Poppins.
Included in the visuals were highlights of Van Dyke’s career, from The Dick Van Dyke Show to Mary Poppins, footage of him receiving his awards, family time, and much more. He looked agile and strong for a man hitting 99 in a few days as he wiggled his body while wearing a cream-colored suit, a shirt, and a silver-toned tie.
Dick Van Dyke says he is not scared of dying in Coldplay video
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Van Dyke said in the video that he is aware that he could die soon, but he is not concerned or worried about the reality. He expressed gratitude for being one of the lucky people in the world to have made a living from something he genuinely enjoyed.
Another highlight of the touching video was when Van Dyke told Coldplay frontman Chris that his favorite line from the single reads, “Until I die, let me hold you if I cry.” The song is one of the ten tracks from Coldplay’s Moon Music album.
Fans react to Dick Van Dyke’s tribute music video
Van Dyke turns 99 on December 13, which is the same day the director’s cut for “All My Love” will be released. Fans have taken to social media to express their thoughts on Van Dyke’s appearance and his admirable Hollywood career so far.
Someone said it was the best thing they had seen in a long time, while another noted that the best kind of tribute is one where the person being honored can participate. “To be of sane mind at 99 years old is truly a blessing!” a third fan gushed.
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