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The star also spoke of his sadness that show Benidorm - in which he played Monty Staines - was cancelled, saying it made him laugh a lot.
In February John told how the finale of Only Fools And Horses would have seen millionaire Del Boy celebrate his retirement in the Nag s Head.
Icon: The actor, 78, who played devious car salesman Boycie in the iconic BBC comedy, said he pined for the days of classic comedies like Fawlty Towers - and admitted he struggled to find the humour in new shows
John explained that the lost episode was supposed to mark the hit comedy show s 30th anniversary.
Sheree Murphy, 45, has revealed she had a surprising role in the Only Fools and Horses iconic Batman and Robin scene.
The soap star, then 21, played a mugger looking shocked as Del Boy and Rodney emerged wearing superhero costumes - in the episode widely considered to be one of Britain s favourite Christmas specials.
The soap star admitted that despite the show s popularity and constant repeats on TV, she constantly forgets about her starring role - until surprised pals text her to say they ve seen her at Christmas.
Throwback: Sheree Murphy, 45, has revealed she had a surprising role in the Only Fools and Horses iconic Batman and Robin scene, playing one of the Peckham muggings
Mother of God Tam has never seen Line of Duty and is happy to watch Only Fools and Horses Jolly Boys outing for the 200th time (Image: Isle of Thanet Gazette)
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Argent Theatre, Newark, reflects on a year of coronavirus lockdown for amateur dramatic companies
| Updated: 10:32, 01 April 2021
Few industries have been hit harder by the pandemic than entertainment. A year ago theatres were forced to close their doors, and have yet to re-open.
Among them were theatre and amateur dramatic groups across Newark and Sherwood.
But, the green shoots have recovery can be seen and it is hoped live performances will return within months.
Argent Theatre joins national protest for more support for theatres during the pandemic. (45302726)
âItâs been a year since theatres across the country closed their doors. A year of plays, performances and livelihoods put on hold,â said Chantelle Thornley, of Newarkâs Argent Theatre.