Take Bye Bye Birdie, for example. The Broadway show premiered in 1960 and the film came just three years later. Dick Van Dyke starred in both adaptations as Albert Peterson, and it turns out he actually hated the way the film came out!

In a recent interview, Dick Van Dyke revealed why he feels that the Bye Bye Birdie movie is a 'drag' despite reprising the role that won him a Tony Award on Broadway.

Dick Van Dyke was not the only member of his family to grace the big screen. The actor's younger brother, the late Jerry Van Dyke, was often forgotten in the shadows of the Mary Poppin's star before he forged his own career path in television. Dick also has a star-studded grandson, the actor Shane Van Dyke.

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