The sitcom, which starred the late Ronnie Barker as shopkeeper Albert Arkwright alongside Sir David as his nephew and assistant Granville, first graced BBC screens as a one-off in 1973 before a full ...

Sir David Jason is returning to play grocer Granville for the final time in an Open All Hours anniversary TV special, a role he first played 50 years ago. The forthcoming U&GOLD special, titled Open ...

Sir David is joined by celebrity fans and cast members to give the much-loved sitcom a proper send-off. Plus: suspicion falls on a bride-to-be in Bergerac ...

Television icon Sir David Jason has spoken candidly about a potential revival of Only Fools and Horses - but acknowledges there's one significant obstacle to resurrecting the beloved sitcom. The BBC ...

Sir David Jason has confirmed a final return for iconic British sitcom Open All Hours to celebrate its 50th anniversary. U&Gold has announced a 90-minute special titled Open All Hours: Inside Out, ...

In 1996, the Time on Our Hands episode witnessed Del Boy and his brother Rodney (Nicholas Lyndhurst) ultimately discover their wealth when they auctioned an antique pocket watch for more than £6 ...

The beloved actor, 85, is best known for his roles in Only Fools and Horses, A Touch of Frost, and Open All Hours. But away from the cameras, he has continued to enjoy financial success, with company ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sir David Jason is open to an Only Fools and Horses revival. The veteran actor played Derek 'Del Boy' Trotter on the beloved ...

Sir David Jason has said he didn't have any reservations about signing up for the Open All Hours reboot. The TV legend is returning to the role of grocer Granville - a part he first played in 1976 - ...

Sir David Jason has revealed he had absolutely no hesitation in agreeing to star in the Open All Hours reboot. The television icon is reprising his role as grocer Granville — a character he first ...

The actor, best known for playing Del Boy in the hit BBC show Only Fools and Horses, bemoaned 'blokes on pushbikes' who have even 'outmanoeuvred' supermarkets.