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Having trouble? Click here. Legendary actor Dick Van Dyke has no plans to retire and has set his sights on new career goals. In a recent interview with Deadline, Van Dyke went into detail about the early days of his career, how years of failure led to 60 years of success in Hollywood and why he won't stop working.
"Well, it was a matter of just enjoying myself," he said. "I always loved what I was doing. If it had felt like work, I probably would have stopped it a long time ago, but I just loved it.
" Van Dyke got his start in the 1940s as a radio announcer at the age of 17 and thought he would be a television announcer when that format became more popular, but things went a different way. DICK VAN DYKE DETAILS CAR ACCIDENT INJURIES, SAYS HE ‘DID A FACE PLANT’ INTO STEERING WHEEL Van Dyke got his start as a radio announcer at 17 years old. .
