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Who sang god bless hooky street from only fools and horses?
ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES Theme from the BBC TV Series "Only Fools And Horses" Written & Performed by John Sullivan - 1981
Who sings only fools and horses?
The creator of the show John Sullivan sang both the opening & closing theme. He wanted Chas & Dave to do it but they were busy. Chas & Dave sang the closing theme on 'The Jolly Boys Outing' special.
Who played boycie in only fools and horses?
his first name is Aubrey
Why did they call the TVs show only fools and horses?
The writer, John Sullivan, was going to call it Readies.
When was John P. Hannah born?
John P. Hannah was born in 1962.
Who scripted only fools and horses?
john Sullivan
Who sang god bless hooky street from only fools and horses?
ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES Theme from the BBC TV Series "Only Fools And Horses" Written & Performed by John Sullivan - 1981
Who does the voice over for cooperative good with food tv a?
John Hannah (scottish actor who starred in 'Four Weddings & a Funeral' + 'The Mummy')
Who sang the song for only fools and horses?
john sullivan, who also wrote the scripts and the song
Will there ever be another only fools and horses with dellboy and Rodney?
I would say that it is highly unlikely seeing as the writer of Only Fools and Horses, John Sullivan, passed away on the 23rd April 2011 at the age of 64.
Who sings only fools and horses?
The creator of the show John Sullivan sang both the opening & closing theme. He wanted Chas & Dave to do it but they were busy. Chas & Dave sang the closing theme on 'The Jolly Boys Outing' special.
Who played boycie in only fools and horses?
his first name is Aubrey
Why did they call the TVs show only fools and horses?
The writer, John Sullivan, was going to call it Readies.
When was John A. Hannah born?
John A. Hannah was born in 1902.
When did John A. Hannah die?
John A. Hannah died in 1991.
When was John P. Hannah born?
John P. Hannah was born in 1962.
What is John Hannah's birthday?
John Hannah was born on April 4, 1951.
