Overview
- PBS's American Masters premiered "Starring Dick Van Dyke" on Friday, a career-spanning salute built from archival clips and testimonies from collaborators and admirers.
- "Dick Van Dyke: 100th Celebration" screens in select theaters Dec. 13–14 via Fathom Events, with director Steve Boettcher spotlighting the roles he most wants remembered.
- In new ABC interviews on Good Morning America and Nightline, he said "100 years is not enough" and noted he still works out three days a week despite missing some of his old movement.
- His November release, "100 Rules for Living to 100: An Optimist’s Guide to a Happy Life," distills lessons he hopes to pass to younger generations.
- He has spoken openly about treating alcoholism in 1972 and credits long-term sobriety, quitting smoking and consistent exercise for his longevity.