David Letterman says he was recently mistaken for comedy legend Dick Van Dyke, who is 21 years his senior: 'Now I have to wear a name tag.'

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Letterman recalled the fan encounter while talking to Jimmy Kimmel about his decade off air after hosting 'The Late Show'

David Letterman will take the stage at the Kennedy Center this weekend to receive the 20th annual Mark Twain Prize and to celebrate, the former Late Show host stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live in Brooklyn. And while Sunday will be a special day for Letterman ...

David Letterman recently laughed over a recent mix-up where he was mistaken for veteran actor Dick Van Dyke. Letterman probably thought that it was little far-fetched to be confused with someone who is older than him by 21 years as he is 78 years old himself.

Here’s what happens to me now — people used to know who I am, and now I have to wear a name tag to get anything going.” — David Letterman