David Jason, Only Fools and Horses
David Jason addresses Only Fools and Horse mistake that left show 'nowhere to go'
Only Fools and Horses creator John Sullivan made a huge mistake with the show, according to Sir David Jason, who played Del Boy in the hit BBC sitcom
David Jason describes Only Fools and Horses mistake that brought about series’ end
Sir David Jason has recalled the errant plot decision that precipitated the end of Only Fools and Horses. The actor, 84, played cockney wheeler-dealer Del Boy across seven seasons and sixteen Christmas specials between 1981 and 2003.
Sir David Jason reveals two-word verdict on Only Fools and Horses character Del Boy's dodgy deals
Sir David Jason played Derek 'Del Boy' Trotter in 'Only Fools and Horses' for 22 years and is still constantly stopped in the street by fans of the beloved sitcom
David Jason's revealing Nicholas Lyndhurst remark as they 'drifted' after Only Fools
Sir David Jason opened up on the status of his relationship with co-star Nicholas Lyndhurst 21 years after Only Fools and Horses
Sir David Jason opens up on Only Fools and Horses creator's mistake that left show with 'nowhere to go'
Only Fools and Horses icon Sir David Jason has spoken out about the major mistake that he thinks was made in the classic sitcom
Sir David Jason reveals Only Fools and Horses crew member was SACKED for laughing at show jokes during filming
ONLY Fools and Horses has long been a source of laughter for Brits. However, it turns out that the giggles haven’t always been confined to the audience. Sir David Jason, who famously played
Only Fools and Horses legend David Jason's famous brother who starred alongside him onscreen - but fans never knew
Sir David Jason is a television legend and has been entertaining the nation for decades - and it seems that acting runs in the family as he has a famous brother
Sir David Jason reveals mistake in 90s that ended Only Fools and Horses
Sir David Jason has confessed that a major mistake in a 1990s episode of Only Fools and Horses left the show with ‘nowhere to go’. The classic BBC sitcom, starring Sir David and Nicholas Lyndhurst, originally ran between 1981 and 1991 before coming back for 10 special episodes between 1991 and 2003.
Sir David Jason admits Only Fools and Horses ending was a mistake
Sir David Jason believes it was a mistake for the Trotters to become millionaires in 'Only Fools and Horses'. The 84-year-old actor's alter ego Derek 'Del Boy' Trotter and his brother Rodney (Nicholas Lyndhurst) finally fulfilled their dreams of making it big in the 1996 Christmas special 'Time On Our Hands'.
Sir David Jason reveals the one 'mistake' that ended Only Fools and Horses
The programme followed the exploits of brothers Del Boy and Rodney as they attempted various get-rich-quick schemes. The original series came to an end after the 1996 Christmas special titled Time On Our Hands.
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