After winning a Creative Arts Emmy on Saturday, Van Dyke answered questions about his future with ease. When asked how he wanted to be remembered, the legendary actor gave a straightforward response.
Holding his award for best variety special for “Dick Van Dyke 98 Years of Magic,” the “Mary Poppins” actor remarked, “For laughter,” according to People magazine. “I hope for making people laugh for 75 years.”
With his victory on Saturday, Van Dyke tied the late comic legend Norman Lear for the title of Oldest Creative Arts Emmy winner. Arlene Silver, his spouse, posted a video of Van receiving a standing ovation.
You will face challenges and numerous auditions, but perseverance is required. If you have self-confidence, exercise patience. It’s crucial to think that you are capable of succeeding.”
Representing him on stage to accept the award was his 46-year-old wife, Arlene Silver, who produced the special.
