David Jason

David Jason is back as smart-talking grocer Granville in the sixth series of this nostalgic reboot. The family cornershop might be a rarity now - especially with the looming logistics chaos of Brexit - so the warm sepia tint of Still Open All Hours feels all the more necessary; a soothing balm of fictionally better times. There is the continuing slapstick of Gastric's relationship with Madge and shop assistant Leroy's romantic woes with Beth, but it's Jason's comic timing that steals the show.

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Interview: Sir David Jason is not done yet

Sir David Jason sounds a bit formal but we all still think of him as Del Boy, Jack Frost and, of course, as Granville in Still Open All Hours. But which is David's own favourite?

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David Jason calls for Only Fools flat to be listed

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Shop that inspired Open All Hours may shut down

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Sir David Jason says Del Boy would have backed Brexit

David Jason reckons Del Boy would have backed Brexit and seen it as a "nice little earner".

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David Jason nursing bump on the head while filming

Fingers crossed it's nothing more than a minor bump as Sir David Jason tends to what appears to be a rather nasty head injury on the set of Still Open All Hours.