Dick Van Dyke calls himself ‘lazy’ looking back on legendary movie and TV career
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Dick Van Dyke reflected on his life and career shortly after turning 98 this month, in preparation of a tv special honoring his legendary career.
He continued, admitting, "I didn’t mind it. I’m pretty lazy, really. When I’m having fun, all right, but I’m a lazy person. I don’t have a lot of drive. I’ve been very lucky."
The 98-year-old is truly being modest about his career, from his start on "The Dick Van Dyke Show," to beloved classics like "Mary Poppins" and "Bye Bye Birdie," to later work including "Diagnosis: Murder," and "Night at the Museum."
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