Tom Verrall

There are few people in show business who can claim to have danced with penguins, mastered slapstick on both sides of the Atlantic, and made generations smile with their infectious optimism and one infamous cockney accent. Dick Van Dyke, turning 100 years old earlier this month, stands as living proof that energy, joy, and a good old tune can keep you young at heart. So - genetics and luck aside - what can we learn from this legendary entertainer’s century-long journey? 1. ‘Keeeeep dancing!’...

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