Press clippings Page 14
Only Fools stars honour John Sullivan with blue plaque
Only Fools And Horses stars Sir David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst yesterday paid an emotional tribute to legendary show writer John Sullivan.
The Sun, 23rd July 2012David Jason: Political correctness killing UK humour
Sir David Jason, who played Del Boy in Only Fools and Horses, says growing political correctness is no laughing matter.
Richard Eden, The Telegraph, 13th May 2012BBC looks set to axe The Royal Bodyguard
The BBC look set to axe Sir David Jason's new comedy The Royal Bodyguard after just one series following a slating from critics and a slump in ratings.
Leigh Holmwood, The Sun, 15th February 2012After one last stupefyingly unfunny episode, The Royal Bodyguard was consigned to the scrapheap of television history. "I'm afraid I've squashed your sausage sir," spluttered ancient Guy Hubble as the handful of remaining viewers reached for the off switch. Out of respect for Sir David Jason, let us never mention this debacle again.
Kevin O'Sullivan, The Mirror, 5th February 2012David Jason moves behind the camera
Sir David Jason has gone from actor to director for his latest project, taking the helm on the pilot of a new sitcom about a firm of undertakers.
Ian Youngs, BBC News, 3rd February 2012David Jason calls for return to traditional comedy
Television channels should bring back traditional comedies because there are no longer enough shows aimed at families, Sir David Jason has said.
Nick Collins, The Telegraph, 3rd February 2012David Jason doubts Only Fools US remake can work
The Del Boy actor fears that the classic comedy will get lost in translation.
David Brown, Radio Times, 1st February 2012Sir David Jason directing BBC One sitcom pilot
Only Fools And Horses star Sir David Jason is directing a new sitcom pilot for BBC One called Pearly Gates.
British Comedy Guide, 1st February 2012David Jason's new sitcom has hugely disappointed, getting panned by critics while ratings have tumbled. Beeb execs will be breathing a sigh of relief that it's already the last episode. It sees hapless security chief Guy Hubble (Jason) put in charge when the princess attends a hen night. Predictably he quickly loses her, and soon the bumbling bodyguard ends up requiring personal protection of his own. We doubt we'll be seeing a second series.
Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 27th January 2012The Royal Bodyguard takes a tumble
BBC1 David Jason sitcom falls well below 3 million viewers - less than half of what it began with two weeks ago.
John Plunkett, The Guardian, 10th January 2012