Dick Van Dyke, the iconic entertainer, reflects on his remarkable life and career in a new Coldplay music video for their song 'All My Love,' released as he approaches his 99th birthday.

Produced by Van Dyke and his wife, Arlene Silver, the video is set to have a shorter version released on December 13, coinciding with his birthday celebrations.

In the video, Van Dyke expresses a serene acceptance of mortality, sharing that he is not afraid of death and feels he will be alright.

This collaboration with Coldplay's frontman Chris Martin was inspired by their close proximity, as they live just eight miles apart.

The song 'All My Love' debuted during a concert in Athens, and Martin even performed it in disguise at a Las Vegas karaoke bar, which later became part of the music video.

Van Dyke and Martin recently appeared on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' to discuss their collaboration and promote the video ahead of Van Dyke's birthday.

Directed by Spike Jonze and Mary Wigmore, the seven-minute video resembles a short film, beginning with Van Dyke walking towards Martin at a piano.

The video features Van Dyke's family, including his wife and grandchildren, showcasing their joyful interactions and culminating in a heartwarming family moment.

Reflecting on his career, Van Dyke feels fortunate to have spent his life doing what he loves, describing himself as 'lucky' to have made a living through acting and performing.

Chris Martin announced that 'All My Love' will be Coldplay's final single as they prepare to conclude their main storyline after 12 albums, with their last album titled simply 'Coldplay'.

The song is part of Coldplay's latest album 'Moon Music,' which explores themes of personal struggle and resilience, recently receiving a four-star review from NME.

Earlier in 2024, Van Dyke made history as the oldest Daytime Emmy winner for his role on 'Days of Our Lives,' humorously reflecting on his longevity in the industry.