Dick Van Dyke is regarded as one of the most iconic performers alive today, and his fans can be found all over the world. Dick demonstrates that he still has remarkable abilities by singing “Young at Heart” with his wife, Arlene, which they have been doing for many years. Dick is now in his nineties.

The behind-the-scenes film begins with Dick and Arlene being taken to the studio in a car together. Jazz chords are being played on the piano as the two individuals are entering the recording studio. Dick and Arlene take a stroll along the corridor while carrying photographs of all of the people whose names have been written down there.

They take a look around, and Dick starts reading off names like Dean Martin and Nat King Cole, which completely stuns them. Dick claims that he is familiar with the outside of this recording studio, but that this is the very first time he has set foot inside.

They inform Dick that they are going to use the “Frank Mic” on him, which refers to the microphone that Frank Sinatra made famous. The guitarist stands up and signals for the other musicians to begin playing by raising his hands. In addition to a piano, there is also a bassist, saxophone, and drummer.

The first stanza of the song is performed by Dick in his recording booth, which is located just next to Arlene’s. They all sing together during the chorus of the song, and Dick moves his hands about as he’s singing.

Following a pause for some music, Dick and Arlene come out wearing a suit and dress, respectively, with the band playing in the background of their entrance. The two individuals engage in dancing to the music and circle around one another.

When the song comes to a close, there are short video clips that show a number of great comedians, singers, and actresses from the past laughing and smiling. When the song comes to an end, Dick and Arlene look at each other, smile, and then embrace.