Dick Van Dyke dances with his family through emotional reflection on life in new Coldplay video: 'Could go any day now'

Coldplay has accomplished a monumental feat in the band's new "All My Love" music video, which emotionally wraps 98 years of Hollywood legend Dick Van Dyke's life into a single seven-minute celebration of his personal and professional achievements.

Co-directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Spike Jonze and Mary Wigmore, the video opens with lead singer Chris Martin sitting at a piano outside of Van Dyke's home in Malibu, Calif., where he's eventually joined by members of the Mary Poppins and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang actor's family.

As Martin sings the single — lifted from the band's latest album, Moon Music — the footage shifts to a montage showing off photos and footage of Van Dyke throughout history, as well as his various accolades and personal artifacts.

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"I'm acutely aware that I'm, you know, could go any day now," Van Dyke later says in an interview portion of the video. "But, I don't know why it doesn't concern me. I'm not afraid of it. I have that feeling, totally against anything intellectual, that I'm going to be alright."

He goes on to savor the life he lived, both on-screen and off.

"I think I'm one of those lucky people who got to do for a living what I would've done anyway," he says. "You think how lucky I am, I got to do what I do: play and act silly!"

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After Van Dyke dances with his family and embraces them throughout the clip, the video ends with Martin and Van Dyke singing together at another piano.

In addition to the seven-minute clip, Coldplay is also set to release another version of the video on Dec. 13 to honor Van Dyke's 99th birthday on the same day.

Watch Coldplay's new "All My Love" music video starring Van Dyke above.

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