US EditionDick Van Dyke's "Death Timeline" Cited by the Star Himself Prior to 100
At a Malibu fundraiser for his arts endowment and museum, Dick Van Dyke, 99, joked about his upcoming 100th birthday and shared reflections on his long career and health.
- Attending the Vandy High Tea, Van Dyke joked he was 'not officially a hundred until December' and that it would be 'funny if I didn't make it,' as he approaches 100.
- Dick Van Dyke, actor and comedian, approaches his centennial milestone on Dec. 13 with humor, reflecting that `if I had known I was going to live this long, I would’ve taken better care of myself.`
- Earlier this year Van Dyke canceled a fan event due to illness, and people close to Van Dyke described him as frailer with good and bad days, hoping he reaches 100 but fearing he may not.
- Award records and public statements point to a lasting legacy, as Dick Van Dyke has won six Emmy Awards, a Tony Award, and last year became the oldest Daytime Emmy winner while inspiring younger generations.
- Recently, Dick Van Dyke, actor and cultural advocate, remains active with projects like Coldplay’s 2024 'All My Love' video and promoting causes such as homelessness and arts education, alongside his wife Arlene Silver.
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Dick Van Dyke recently attended a charity event in California, and joked about his iconic 100th birthday, to be held later this year, in December.
Dick Van Dyke's "Death Timeline" Cited by the Star Himself Prior to 100
Dick Van Dyke, a legend whose charm spans generations, recently drew attention not for a new performance but for a quip with a touch of self‑deprecating humor about his own mortality. At the Vandy High Tea event in Malibu, Calif., the actor had fans laughing — and pausing — when he riffed on his upcoming 100th birthday. Credit: ABC Promotional Image “That’s right. I’m not officially 100 until December. Two months. Two months. It’d be funny if I …
Dick Van Dyke Jokes About 100th Birthday: It’d Be Funny If I Didn’t Make It
Actor and comedian Dick Van Dyke, 99, made light of his age while attending a charity event in Malibu, California, on Sunday with his wife, Arlene Silver. The couple appeared at the Vandy High Tea fundraiser, held at the Vandy Manor, which supported The Van Dyke Endowment of the Arts and the Dick Van Dyke Museum. Van Dyke, whose 100th birthday falls on Dec. 13, joked about nearing the milestone. "That's right. I'm not officially a hundred until…
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