Dick Van Dyke proves he doesn’t allow age to slow him down, as he was seen staying active and energetic in the Malibu neighborhood earlier this week.
The Hollywood icon, who turned 96 in December, was spotted on errands with his wife, Arlene Silver, 50, on Tuesday, just days before the couple’s tenth wedding anniversary.
The legend of Mary Poppins and Chiti Chiti Ban Bang seemed stable on his feet and did not need help, as he and Arlene were doing their homework on a windy afternoon in the coastal city.
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Hollywood legend Dick Van Dyke was spotted carrying out orders in his Malibu neighborhood earlier this week
At the age of 96, the actor remained active and lively as always and looked stable on his feet during the outing
Wife Arlene Silver, who is 46 years younger than him at 50, accompanied her husband
Dick has been married to his second wife, Arlene, a former make-up artist, since 2012 and will celebrate his 10th wedding anniversary on February 29.
And although he is in the mid-90s, the actor remains good enough to drive and was later spotted driving home in his silver Lexus.
Dick, whose full name is Richard Wayne Van Dyke, appeared dressed and relaxed, wearing a blue sweatshirt, tracksuits, sandals, and a men’s bag, while Arlene wore a black suit with a down jacket.
Last week, the couple celebrated Valentine’s Day, as well as the upcoming decade of marriage, by releasing a charming video of them dancing together.
The 96-year-old national treasure is 46 years older than the former make-up artist, but Dick has proven he can keep up with his wife in the video.
The couple – who will celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary on February 29 – performed a hilarious cover of Everybody Loves a Lover, a song by Richard Adler and Robert Allen, popular with Doris Day in 1958.
Although in his mid-90s, the actor remained good enough to drive and was later spotted driving home in his silver Lexus.
The Mary Poppins star appeared dressed and relaxed, wearing a blue sweatshirt, pants, sandals and a “men’s bag”
Dick looked healthy and agile and didn’t need help as he and Arlene went about their business on a windy afternoon in the coastal town.
The actor chose to drive alone during a trip on Tuesday
The film and TV legend did not allow age to slow him down and remained quite active as a minor.
Although not old, Dick continued to play in his later years and in 2020 formed a barber quartet called The Vantastix, which also appeared in the music video.
Earlier, he told Parade about performing with the band: “This is my favorite thing to do.
“It’s kind of like my retirement fun. I don’t play golf. I have more fun singing and dancing.
Dick first met Arlene when she was working on the 13th Actors Guild Awards in 2007, where he presented Julie Andrews with a lifetime achievement award.
The couple then married in 2012, with Arlene choosing a red wedding dress.
“This is one of the smartest moves I’ve ever made,” Dick told Parade. ‘She makes me happy. She is very mature for her age, and I am very immature for my age, so that’s right!
He still has it! Legendary Dick Van Dyke has proven that he can still play, sing and dance in a new music video starring and directed by his second wife – Arlene Silver (R) – for Valentine’s Day
Dick Van Dyke is perhaps best known for playing his favorite chimney sweep, Bert, in the 1964 classic with Julie Andrews.
He starred in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (pictured) The Dick Van Dyke Show along with Mary Tyler Moore and the Carol Burnett Show to name a few
Dick had previously been married for 30 years to the late Margie Willett, which ended in 1984 after a six-year separation.
The couple has four children – son Barry, 70; son Christian, daughter Stacey and daughter Carrie, 60 years old.
Dick also lived with singer and dancer Michelle Triola from 1976 until her death in 2009 from lung cancer.
Dick is probably best known for his memorable roles in The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961-66), Mary Poppins (1964), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968) and most recently, Mary Poppins Returns (2018).
Last May, Dick received the 43rd annual Kennedy Center Award for Joking The mirror: “I just turned 95, so I’m happy to be everywhere. If I had known I would live that long, I would have taken better care of myself.