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David Jason
David Jason

David Jason

  • 84 years old
  • English
  • Actor

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Sir David Jason is considering retiring

Sir David Jason, 77, has admitted he "sometimes" feels like retiring as he finds the long days on set tiring.

Female First, 13th November 2017

David Jason on why he's not retiring just yet

One of television's best-loved actors, 77, tells the truth about those 'threat' rumours and the night the Prime Minister's armed police stormed into his kitchen.

Nick McGrath, The Mirror, 15th October 2017

David Jason claims OFAH is cursed due to cast deaths

Del Boy actor Sir David Jason claims Only Fools And Horses was cursed - because so many of the cast and crew died.

The Mirror, 26th September 2017

David Jason guarded by minders around the clock

Two minders have been assigned to watch the Still Open All Hours actor after he was threatened by a 'rogue nutter'.

Andy Halls, The Sun, 23rd September 2017

Pictures: David Jason larks about on set

David Jason, 77, proved he knew exactly how to steal the scene, as he larked about while filming on Still Open All Hours in Doncaster on Monday.

Daily Mail, 19th September 2017

Pictures: David Jason with a bushy beard

Sir David Jason sported a bushy beard while out filming.

The Mirror, 14th September 2017

Trigger warning: for any other sitcom, a six-episode retrospective narrated by Terence Stamp might seem a bit much. But John Sullivan's beloved saga of wheeler-dealing and questionable cocktails occupies a special place in the nation's heart. This opening episode examines the fractious central relationship between the brothers Trotter, with insights from David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst and the creme de la menthe of UK comedy.

Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 29th August 2017

Could Rodders and Del Boy make a comeback?

David Jason says he would love to play Del Boy again in a remake of Britain's favourite comedy.

The Daily Express, 31st March 2017

Sir David Jason gets second autobiography deal

Sir David Jason is to publish a second autobiography volume later this year. My Lives will focus on his acting work and the characters that made him famous.

British Comedy Guide, 1st March 2017

Chortle Awards 2017 nominees announced

The nominees for the Chortle Awards 2017 have been announced. David Baddiel, Bridget Christie, Richard Gadd, Kieran Hodgson and Stewart Lee are shortlisted for best live show.

British Comedy Guide, 16th February 2017

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