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You can tell Dick van Dyke was EXTREMELY impressed with the Me ol Bamboo number because he said in interviews that it was one of the most complicated dance routines he had to learn and after SEVERAL takes to get it right he FINALLY got it right on the final take!
Not only was he a good 20 years older than the other dancers, but he had to perform the whole routine a step behind the rest of the group, still my favourite part of the movie!
Plus Dick Van Dyke has gone and outright said in his old age (probably not now but a few years ago) that he could do all of his old dances except Me Ol’ Bamboo because he could hardly do it even when he was younger
Dick Van Dyke is, from everything I’ve ever seen, the absolute perfect example of a celebrity role model. He appreciates fans, he is absolutely thrilled when someone pays homage like this, and wow his mind is still sharp where he knows the lyrics off the top of his head. I wish more actors would model themselves after him!
The Sherman Brothers did write the music (Mary Poppins, Charlotte's Web) but this was directed by Albert Brocolli (007( for United Artists. This is the musical trinity of my childhood. I still love Sherman compositions.
@FlippinGurtrude Oh, like those embarrassing "Lifetime achievement awards" that the Oscar academy hand out when they find that a popular actor from the 1940s, 50s or 60s is still alive and had never won an Oscar despite deserving to several times.
I know this doesn't exactly compare, but I was able to take my 85 year old mother in law to an old time circus before she passed. She had Alzheimer's, but it wasn't too bad yet. I watched her more than I watched the performers. She was so excited and in awe to watch the trapeze artists and the strong man.... So happy!!!
I've read Ian Fleming's original novel. It's a tale of the family (mother still alive) tracking down smugglers in what was modern day France. The only similarities with Roald Dahl's subsequent "adaptation" are three character names and the idea that the car can fly. Even then, the method it uses to fly in Fleming's book is, to be honest, a bit stupid. Edit: four character names (one weirdly spelled), whistling sweets (not called Toot Sweets), the picnic and getting cut off by the tide are the only plot similarities. I was wrong about the smugglers, the villains are a vicious gang who are going to rob a posh sweet shop in an exclusive Paris suburb. . Yes, I read it again. The sacrifices I make to impart knowledge!
Here's something else for you. The Agatha Christie short story The Rajah's Emerald has a James Bond. Rudyard Kipling wrote a short story titled 007. Roald Dahl wrote the screenplay for You Only Live Twice!
And the screenplay was written by Roald Dahl. Between the mad inventor who revolutionises the confectionery industry and creates an aircraft which defies all known laws of physics, the creepy stranger who sniffs out children and steals them away by appealing to their sweet tooth, and the fat villain who gets their comeuppance at the hands of said children, it’s clear that him and Flemming had some pretty similar ideas when it came to writing books.
I've seen a lot of tributes to a lot of stars, and the stars seemed to enjoy them, but I have never seen the overwhelming pure joy and enthusiasm as displayed by Mr. Van Dyke. He sang along, and his eyes displayed the wonderment of a child. Just wow!
I'm so glad Dick Van Dyke and Julie Andrew's are still with us, they were my parents childhood and even though im only 36 they were mine too growing up watching sound of music, Mary Poppins, chitty chitty bang bang were wonderful movies growing up
If I can take nothing else positive from today, the look on Dick Van Dyke's face as he relived the songs, singing along and enjoying the tribute performance is something to get me through the day. To see a legend of my childhood so happy brings warmth to my heart.
Dick Van Dyke is an absolute legend. I'm so glad he's still able to remember all those fantastic movies he did. It's sad to think he's 98 and hasn't got many years left but he is an absolute legend
Sally-Anne Howes sadly passed away in 2021,at the grand age of 91. Sad,that we could not get to see Truly Scrumptious sitting beside Dick Van Dyke. Much of the cast has passed on now,though the Potts children are still with us.
There was a special kind of delight on Mr. Van Dyke's face the entire video; bravo to Jason Alexander and the performers for bringing such a moment to this icon of the screen and stage.
Hi John! Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was the first Dick Van Dyke movie I watched when I was a little kid. I'm 24 and he still remains as one of the family favorites. We're an old school family. 😊
@hannahvankuiken4664 It was the first movie I went to see. 4 years old, 1968. The queue went around the cinema. I didn't understand what cinema was, but had seen theatres on TV, so I assumed we would be seeing a live performance with the car being swung around on ropes. I was blown away by it. Bear in mind, at that time TV was black and white unless you were well off, and 21 inches corner to corner.
@@zacmumblethunder7466 Thank you, sir, for sharing your sweet story about your first experience at the cinema! I love hearing stories from people about the past.
@hannahvankuiken4664 You're welcome. I agree with you about hearing different people's stories. A few decades later, I saw the actual car at a Victorian weekend in Llandudno. The man who used to own it really threw himself into playing the part of the owner of a flying car. He told us that the fin at the front opens the clouds when flying, and the one at the back closes them again.
This…by far…is the best thing I’ve seen since the musical and the special edition 2 disc DVD set for the first time! Seeing Dick Van Dyke smiling and singing along behind the wheel of Chitty is my childhood reborn!❤️💛❤️💛
One of my favorite movies as a kid and still at 65. Great to see this performance still around today. Go rent it and inspire your kids and show them the quality of movie musicals!! Dick Van Dyke - a TRUE actor and brilliant performer.
THIS GAVE ME SUCH JOY! The fact that Dick Van Dyke was singing along and so happy seeing them do those performances was just so pure. I love that man so much
How have I not seen this!? DVD is my Hollywood go to for every would you rather question. Best Hollywood father? Best dancer? He is just so amazing. I put him ahead of Tom Hanks. That is a compliment to Tom Hanks.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang written by James Bond creator Ian Fleming and put on the screen by Bond movie producer Albert R Broccoli. It was released in 1968 between Bond movie's You Only Live Twice (1967) and On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969). ❤❤
I remember seeing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in the theater as a child. It’s still being shown on cable and my wife makes fun of me when I sing along with every song. I’m 62 btw
Dick Van Dyke is an amazing, iconic actor and one of the sweetest people alive. The look of pure joy on his face when he was watching this performance was heartwarming. ❤
I met him as a little 4 year old kid. I don’t remember it very well. My grandmother filled me in. I guess when I lived in Arizona we were at the airport and I saw him, and mind you, I was so obsessed with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang that my Grandma says I just about tackled him. My Nana said he was sweet to me and his wife played with my curly hair. He is wonderful.
The movie was amazing to see this is not just a trip down memory lane for those of us that watched it but for Dick Van Dike himself the sheer joy and light in his eyes especially on the first song wow......
الله أعطى الانسان القوة والقدرة والصناعه وقدرة الانسان على التغيير والاختراعات التي لاتنتهي والتحكم بالأشياء .... ولكن !!!!! هو لا يستطيع أن يتحكم في جسمه ونموه ...لقد حاول مرارا وتكرارا . ولكن لانه مهما فعل لايستطيع .. لان مدة الزمني في الأرض محدوده ومن ثم ترجع روحه من حيث أتت ...وهذه الدنيا للاختبار أخلاقك وعبادتك مع خالقك فهذه هي الحقيقه ..
Just when I thought I couldn’t possibly love Dick van Dyke any more.than I already do, I see this. The sheer joy on his face is so precious ❤️💜 Also loving how proud and happy Jason Alexander looks to be up there doing that, he obviously adores Mr van Dyke too. I wish they’d included his spoken tribute in this video tho.
His wife…… I love the music video with dust bowl revival and she’s cooking while he’s dancing in the kitchen. It’s just too cute. She’s a bombshell! I absolutely adore her. Sending love to you and yours from Orlando, Florida!
And to think that he was reluctant to do that I think in an interview he talked about how he didn’t want to do it because he was tired of dancing, and he was talked into it, and it’s turned into be an icon and one of the biggest movies that he’s remembered for
If only we could truly express what Dick has meant to us children born before the 90’s!!! There is no way he’ll ever understand what he’s done for our little children brains!!! My favorite is Chim-chim-chimney ole’ chim cheree…. Mary Poppins…. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Happy movies, whatever happened to simply happy movies! I waited on line for hours to see that movie as a kid! Still one of the best. This is X ,it's X, like X and bacon!
The look on Dick Van Dyke's face during the performance. You can tell he is enjoying reliving those memories.
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DVD is nothing more than a 98-year-young child! He loved it.
Isn't he such a doll!
I would not be surprised in the slightest if he still knows all the words and dance steps (maybe a little slower), but he was having the best time.
What surprising for his age that he remember the lyrics
You can tell Dick van Dyke was EXTREMELY impressed with the Me ol Bamboo number because he said in interviews that it was one of the most complicated dance routines he had to learn and after SEVERAL takes to get it right he FINALLY got it right on the final take!
Not only was he a good 20 years older than the other dancers, but he had to perform the whole routine a step behind the rest of the group, still my favourite part of the movie!
@@CorporalFriendlyShark which sounds easy until you actually attempt to act unrehearsed because it is so natural to follow a routine.
Plus Dick Van Dyke has gone and outright said in his old age (probably not now but a few years ago) that he could do all of his old dances except Me Ol’ Bamboo because he could hardly do it even when he was younger
Yeah, he must have gotten tired just watching their performance. Great job.🎉🎉🎉
I think he said in an interview once that he wasn't trained for musicals and had to learn to sing and dance for Mary Poppins.
Dick Van Dyke is, from everything I’ve ever seen, the absolute perfect example of a celebrity role model. He appreciates fans, he is absolutely thrilled when someone pays homage like this, and wow his mind is still sharp where he knows the lyrics off the top of his head. I wish more actors would model themselves after him!
He's from the old mold....not many are left and the mold broke long ago.
Who doesn't know the lyrics to chitty chitty bang bang?!?!? But I agree.
I have a theory that he actually died years ago but he's going to live forever solely powered by his joy and energy
@@geckokid8265 Already an angle, huh? I'm in!
I intend to when I’m famous
I wonder if Disney will ever figure out this is what REAL Disney Magic is. There is nothing like it.
.... CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG was not a Disney film. But I do get what you mean.
The Sherman Brothers did write the music (Mary Poppins, Charlotte's Web) but this was directed by Albert Brocolli (007( for United Artists.
This is the musical trinity of my childhood. I still love Sherman compositions.
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I'm glad they're treating this icon as they should at this stage in his life. Too many times we lose people without giving them the love they deserve.
How could anyone not love someone who once went on stage and said "Good evening. I'm what's left of Dick Van Dyke"?
@zacmumblethunder7466 I meant in a more of a 'forgotten' way. A lot of stars live to old ages, but are never appreciated until they die.
@FlippinGurtrude Oh, like those embarrassing "Lifetime achievement awards" that the Oscar academy hand out when they find that a popular actor from the 1940s, 50s or 60s is still alive and had never won an Oscar despite deserving to several times.
I know this doesn't exactly compare, but I was able to take my 85 year old mother in law to an old time circus before she passed. She had Alzheimer's, but it wasn't too bad yet. I watched her more than I watched the performers. She was so excited and in awe to watch the trapeze artists and the strong man.... So happy!!!
@@jenelle6132 Where on earth do you find an old time circus these days?!?!
I’m glad they stayed true to the original choreography. It’s classic! And Dick Van Dyke’s reaction was incredible! I absolutely love him as an actor!
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It's great to see him behind the wheel of Chitty again.
and that was the wing model with the wings in ...
So good ❤❤❤
The look on his face is just sheer joy. I love that he is experiencing the same wonder and love he delivered to all of us!
He's so sharp you can tell he knows all the words and admiring it all at the same time.
Still blows me away that “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” was originally written by Ian Fleming. The same man who created James Bond.
And they made a fantastic movie
I've read Ian Fleming's original novel. It's a tale of the family (mother still alive) tracking down smugglers in what was modern day France. The only similarities with Roald Dahl's subsequent "adaptation" are three character names and the idea that the car can fly. Even then, the method it uses to fly in Fleming's book is, to be honest, a bit stupid.
Edit: four character names (one weirdly spelled), whistling sweets (not called Toot Sweets), the picnic and getting cut off by the tide are the only plot similarities. I was wrong about the smugglers, the villains are a vicious gang who are going to rob a posh sweet shop in an exclusive Paris suburb.
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Yes, I read it again. The sacrifices I make to impart knowledge!
Here's something else for you.
The Agatha Christie short story The Rajah's Emerald has a James Bond.
Rudyard Kipling wrote a short story titled 007.
Roald Dahl wrote the screenplay for You Only Live Twice!
@verilyheld 007 was the codename used by Elizabeth I's court magician and spy, John Dee. The 0s are representative of a pair of eyes, spying.
And the screenplay was written by Roald Dahl.
Between the mad inventor who revolutionises the confectionery industry and creates an aircraft which defies all known laws of physics, the creepy stranger who sniffs out children and steals them away by appealing to their sweet tooth, and the fat villain who gets their comeuppance at the hands of said children, it’s clear that him and Flemming had some pretty similar ideas when it came to writing books.
I've seen a lot of tributes to a lot of stars, and the stars seemed to enjoy them, but I have never seen the overwhelming pure joy and enthusiasm as displayed by Mr. Van Dyke. He sang along, and his eyes displayed the wonderment of a child. Just wow!
I'm so glad Dick Van Dyke and Julie Andrew's are still with us, they were my parents childhood and even though im only 36 they were mine too growing up watching sound of music, Mary Poppins, chitty chitty bang bang were wonderful movies growing up
Same here though I’m 31 but I also grew up watching these films
This man is a global treasure. Thank you Mr. Van Dyke
"National treasure"?
I rather think you mean "Global treasure", sir!
@@zacmumblethunder7466 I stand corrected. You're 100% right.
I must say, thank you Jason Alexander, and everyone else who created this- thank you for giving Mr Van Dyke such a wonderful tribute!
Amazing at 90 he still remembers the words to these Sherman brothers classics
He's 98!
All the performers are having the time of their lives/careers also. Imagine performing these classics in front of him!
Wow! This brought me back to being 7 years old watching this movie over and over. Well done!
Agreed!
Imagine the feeling he had sitting in the car again after 50 years.
Is it _the_ car? I know Peter Jackson now owns the original and keeps it in New Zealand. Did he have it taken to Hollywood for this?
This is not the original car, this car was built in the 2010’s
I grew up with this movie. One of the best memories of my childhood. Kids these days just don’t know clean movies.
If I can take nothing else positive from today, the look on Dick Van Dyke's face as he relived the songs, singing along and enjoying the tribute performance is something to get me through the day. To see a legend of my childhood so happy brings warmth to my heart.
Dick Van Dyke is an absolute legend. I'm so glad he's still able to remember all those fantastic movies he did. It's sad to think he's 98 and hasn't got many years left but he is an absolute legend
He enjoyed every single second of that! What a legend
Dick Van Dyke, we love you and hope that you make it to 100 and beyond.
Dick Van Dyke is amazing!!! He's in his 90s; and he still acts like a big kid!!! 👏👏👏👏
Sally-Anne Howes sadly passed away in 2021,at the grand age of 91. Sad,that we could not get to see Truly Scrumptious sitting beside Dick Van Dyke. Much of the cast has passed on now,though the Potts children are still with us.
I will love Dick Van Dyke forever for every thing he has ever done for the entertainment industry. His eyes were lit up for this performance.
Seeing the absolute delight on Dick Van Dyke's face was the best part of this entire performance!
There was a special kind of delight on Mr. Van Dyke's face the entire video; bravo to Jason Alexander and the performers for bringing such a moment to this icon of the screen and stage.
So wonderful to see Mr. Van Dyke enjoying a memory, he is one of a kind, very talented, a true treasure!
i love how he is singing along to himself
I grew up with this movie, I’m 60 and still enjoy the amazing talent of Dick Van Dyke!
Hi John! Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was the first Dick Van Dyke movie I watched when I was a little kid. I'm 24 and he still remains as one of the family favorites. We're an old school family. 😊
@hannahvankuiken4664 It was the first movie I went to see. 4 years old, 1968. The queue went around the cinema. I didn't understand what cinema was, but had seen theatres on TV, so I assumed we would be seeing a live performance with the car being swung around on ropes.
I was blown away by it. Bear in mind, at that time TV was black and white unless you were well off, and 21 inches corner to corner.
@@zacmumblethunder7466 Thank you, sir, for sharing your sweet story about your first experience at the cinema! I love hearing stories from people about the past.
@hannahvankuiken4664 You're welcome. I agree with you about hearing different people's stories.
A few decades later, I saw the actual car at a Victorian weekend in Llandudno. The man who used to own it really threw himself into playing the part of the owner of a flying car. He told us that the fin at the front opens the clouds when flying, and the one at the back closes them again.
The man will always be an absolute unit of a legend
No one will EVER surpass him❤
This…by far…is the best thing I’ve seen since the musical and the special edition 2 disc DVD set for the first time!
Seeing Dick Van Dyke smiling and singing along behind the wheel of Chitty is my childhood reborn!❤️💛❤️💛
One of my favorite movies as a kid and still at 65. Great to see this performance still around today. Go rent it and inspire your kids and show them the quality of movie musicals!! Dick Van Dyke - a TRUE actor and brilliant performer.
This absolutely brings back old memories. I loved that movie and Dick Van Dyke looks like he is having the time of his life in this.
We really love and respect you, Dick! Happy happy 98th amazing birthday to you!
THIS GAVE ME SUCH JOY! The fact that Dick Van Dyke was singing along and so happy seeing them do those performances was just so pure. I love that man so much
Man it would have been something if they got Jim Carrey to come out as Ace Ventura singing this lol.
If they ever make a biopic about Don Rickles, I think Mr. Alexander would be ideal.
Dick Van Dick looks great, and his face just lights up, singing along to the classic songs to Chitty Citty Bang Bang 🎉⭐️🌞🎼🎵🎶📽🎬
Dick van dyke had the best fun watching his face send it all singing along too.chittychitty bang bang classic film.classic actor.blesd him 🥰🥰
I love that DVD is singing along and doesn’t miss a beat!
What a great person. He is one for my favorite actors and I love the movie.🏴☠️🇰🇳🇺🇲
I would love to write a children’s story like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang one day. The sheer genius creativeness in this story and the film too.
I’m glad the ole bamboo made it! That’s my iconic song from all the musical movies 😂
The one that always makes me smile most is "Toot Sweets", such a gloriously, deliriously, ridiculous song. I love it.
Seeing Dick van Dyke so happy makes me happy
Nice for Dick Van Dyke to get the love and recognition he deserves while he is still here to enjoy it.
I loved growing up watching Chitty Chitty Banf Bang. But Not as much as watching Dick Van Dyke during this performance. Great job
Oh my gosh, the look on his face is so amazing. I still watch all of that. That's one of the movies I love. Loved all his shows
Dick Van Dyke brought joy to countless kids with his performances. Good to see him getting payback!🎉
That movie has been passed down to my grandchildren and they loved just as much as I did as a child...awesome !!!
Thank for sharing and nice to see him in his favorite car. Great video.
How have I not seen this!? DVD is my Hollywood go to for every would you rather question. Best Hollywood father? Best dancer? He is just so amazing. I put him ahead of Tom Hanks. That is a compliment to Tom Hanks.
I remember watching CCBB over 50 years ago as a small child. This tribute to Dick was wonderful.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang written by James Bond creator Ian Fleming and put on the screen by Bond movie producer Albert R Broccoli. It was released in 1968 between Bond movie's You Only Live Twice (1967) and On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969). ❤❤
I remember seeing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in the theater as a child. It’s still being shown on cable and my wife makes fun of me when I sing along with every song. I’m 62 btw
Dick Van Dyke is an amazing, iconic actor and one of the sweetest people alive. The look of pure joy on his face when he was watching this performance was heartwarming. ❤
He was totally surprised as well.. to see people perform instead of the question and answer time interview. It was a special for him. :-)
I didn't know Jason Alexander could sing he has a great voice
I met him as a little 4 year old kid. I don’t remember it very well. My grandmother filled me in. I guess when I lived in Arizona we were at the airport and I saw him, and mind you, I was so obsessed with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang that my Grandma says I just about tackled him. My Nana said he was sweet to me and his wife played with my curly hair.
He is wonderful.
The movie was amazing to see this is not just a trip down memory lane for those of us that watched it but for Dick Van Dike himself the sheer joy and light in his eyes especially on the first song wow......
It’s wonderful to see Dick getting the JOY of all the Happiness he gave to the World returned to him!
I have a feeling that if he was allowed to and if his legs would hold up, he’d have left the car and joined them on stage!! Love that man!!
This song is awesome and I still love it. Dick Van Dyke is still awesome in the show of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
الله أعطى الانسان القوة والقدرة والصناعه وقدرة الانسان على التغيير والاختراعات التي لاتنتهي والتحكم بالأشياء .... ولكن !!!!!
هو لا يستطيع أن يتحكم في جسمه ونموه ...لقد حاول مرارا وتكرارا . ولكن لانه مهما فعل لايستطيع ..
لان مدة الزمني في الأرض محدوده ومن ثم ترجع روحه من حيث أتت ...وهذه الدنيا للاختبار أخلاقك وعبادتك مع خالقك
فهذه هي الحقيقه ..
They talented individuals got to perform in front of the legend himself! I would’ve cried. Him singing along. Such a great man!!!
Dick Van Dyke looks great. 💯 😊
Just seeing Mr VanDyke’s reaction is priceless. I love this movie as a child and I still do as an adult.
Great seeing Dick Van Dyke seeing all this. Loved watching him in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Wonderful movie. ❤️
All these years later, there's not a single bit of it that hasn't aged well. Absolutely perfect movie.
Just when I thought I couldn’t possibly love Dick van Dyke any more.than I already do, I see this. The sheer joy on his face is so precious ❤️💜
Also loving how proud and happy Jason Alexander looks to be up there doing that, he obviously adores Mr van Dyke too. I wish they’d included his spoken tribute in this video tho.
His wife…… I love the music video with dust bowl revival and she’s cooking while he’s dancing in the kitchen. It’s just too cute. She’s a bombshell! I absolutely adore her. Sending love to you and yours from Orlando, Florida!
I saw the awesome movie as a kid back when it was first made!
Dick van Dyke is a true treasure those dancers, amazing!..chitty is my continued dream car from childhood .. I'd love to meet Mr Van dyke once
Fantastic Dick van dykes reaction is so priceless
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わたしは50代です。子供のころチキチキバンバンを何百回と観て過ごしてきました！
素晴らしい映画です！ディックバンダイクさんが健在で嬉しいです。
he was always the best part of seinfeld and I love him even more now
And to think that he was reluctant to do that I think in an interview he talked about how he didn’t want to do it because he was tired of dancing, and he was talked into it, and it’s turned into be an icon and one of the biggest movies that he’s remembered for
This is so special and it makes my heart swell. 🥹❤️ such great childhood memories for us. Amazing memories for Dick!
Im 71 and this was part of growing up
He's in his 90's, but I bet he's still got it and that he could get up there and dance with them during the performance.
If only we could truly express what Dick has meant to us children born before the 90’s!!! There is no way he’ll ever understand what he’s done for our little children brains!!! My favorite is Chim-chim-chimney ole’ chim cheree…. Mary Poppins…. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What amazes me that they pulled one of the difficult move to do while doing bamboo dance… I couldn’t do that..
Parts of that dance are almost alarming!
Keep going as long as you can!!! God bless you sir!!!!
That man clearly loves his life, every second of it.
Loved the movie as a little kid
Happy movies, whatever happened to simply happy movies!
I waited on line for hours to see that movie as a kid! Still one of the best.
This is X ,it's X, like X and bacon!
Posh, posh, the traveling life for me, first cabin,captain's table, regal company!
The joy on his face was just beautiful.
The guy who is main singer I never liked him in movies I’ve seen him in but I have warmed to him in recent years 😂
I love Dick Van Dyke, he's an absolute legend.
LOVE THIS !!! Dick Van Dyke. Is a national treasure
WOW the memories of those times😊! They will never make another movie like that one!
This is awesome. This is wonderful and to see the look on Dick Van Dyke’s face is priceless. Guys are doing amazing. an❤ awesome job.❤❤😊😊
To quote George Stanza from Seinfeld. "World's are colliding!!"
Not the first time, either. Alexander played Alfred on Disney's TV version of Bye, Bye, Birdie.
It's so cool that he still knows all the words
If there ever was a movie I’d love a remake of it’s this. Seeing him sing along and the pure joy he has is amazing 👏🏻
I've been binging on the Dick Van Dyke show and still believe it was the best written TV show ever!
Omg I grew up withing Dick Van Dyke as kid in the 80's and I still love watching his movies as an adult. Think you for the memories ❤
sesational but i could hardly see it for the tears streaming down my face for bringing back such wonderful memories
I thought it was wonderful that he was sat in Chitty kind of like Chitty gets to take him on one more adventure.
was waiting to see this! DVD still sings right along, never missing a beat! He's amazing!