Alec Baldwin, Carl Reiner to present Dick Van Dyke SAG Lifetime Award

Alec Baldwin and Carl Reiner will present Dick Van Dyke with the Screen Actors Guild's 2013 Life Achievement Award.

The 87-year-old actor will be handed the prize at the 19th awards ceremony on January 27.



The Mary Poppins star was announced to be the recipient of this year's award back in August, in recognition of his career achievement and humanitarian accomplishment.

"From his career-changing Broadway turn in Bye Bye Birdie and his deadpan humour in the Emmy winning Dick Van Dyke Show, to his unforgettable performance as Bert in Mary Poppins, he sets a high bar for actors," the guild's co-president Ken Howard said.

Reiner created The Dick Van Dyke Show, while also co-starring in the sitcom as Van Dyke's producer Alan Brady.

Dick Van Dyke has previously won five Emmys, one Tony Award and a Grammy.

Julie Andrews, Betty White, Clint Eastwood and Frank Sinatra are among previous recipients of the Life Achievement Award.

The awards ceremony will air live on TNT and TBS.