Saturday 22 March 2014

David Beckham delights fans as he recreates famous Only Fools and Horses bar fall for Sport Relief 2014

'Play it nice and cool son, nice and cool': David Beckham delights fans as he recreates famous Only Fools and Horses bar fall for Sport Relief 2014

Fans have never forgotten Del Boy's wise words to Trigger: 'Play it nice and cool son, nice and cool. You know what I mean', before he fell through a bar.
And now viewers have been treated to a new take on the famous Only Fools and Horses skit thanks to David Beckham's Sport Relief 2014 offering on Friday evening.
The former footballer is seen recreating the fall after joining the Trotter brothers for a special episode to raise money for charity.
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One minute it's there: David Beckham delighted fans after recreating Del Boy's famous bar fall in a special Sport Relief episode of Only Fools and Horses on Friday
One minute it's there: David Beckham delighted fans after recreating Del Boy's famous bar fall in a special Sport Relief episode of Only Fools and Horses on Friday
Del Boy and Rodney are seen attempting to sell the star's signed 'boxer briefs' on their market stall at the start of the clip, with the latter failing miserably at modelling the white undergarments.
    The 38-year-old superstar is later seen sitting with them at their local cafe after dismal sales, before offering Rodney, played by Nicholas Lyndhurst, some modelling advice.
    David is heard telling him: 'Most people think modelling is about standing there looking great, but there's more to it than that. Just remember a good model doesn't just walk, he glides. They don't just turn, they oscillate.'
    Next minutes it's gone! The former footballer is seen leaning over to find the crate had been moved, replicating David Jason's stance from the infamous scene
    Next minutes it's gone! The former footballer is seen leaning over to find the crate had been moved, replicating David Jason's stance from the infamous scene
    Not them this time! Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst, who plays Rodney, are seen looking on from their market stall as Beckham lands on the ground
    Not them this time! Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst, who plays Rodney, are seen looking on from their market stall as Beckham lands on the ground
    As Rodney gives it another go, Beckham is seen watching from afar, and, after signing a football for a fan, he goes to lean on a nearby crate before falling to the floor in the exactly the same way as David Jason did in the series.
    Viewers took to Twitter to share their delight during the BBC1 show, with one writing: 'David Beckham's fall on Only Fools and Horses was almost as funny as the original. Totally didn't expect it either #BeckhamInPeckham'.
    One fan commented: 'Was not expecting that classic fall #DavidBeckham in #OFAH ha ha great', while another added: 'Only fool and horses with David Beckham. It was as good as I hoped it would be. Becks got to do the classic fall.'
    Incognito: The 38-year-old became distracted from the situation after a fan asked him to sign a football
    Incognito: The 38-year-old became distracted from the situation after a fan asked him to sign a football
    Golden Balls: Earlier in the scene Del Boy and Rodney are seen attempting to sell the star's signed 'boxer briefs' on their market stall, with the latter failing miserably at modelling the white undergarments
    Golden Balls: Earlier in the scene Del Boy and Rodney are seen attempting to sell the star's signed 'boxer briefs' on their market stall, with the latter failing miserably at modelling the white undergarments
    Peckham pals: The 38-year-old superstar is then seen sitting with them at their local cafe after dismal sales, before he offers Rodney some modelling advice
    Peckham pals: The 38-year-old superstar is then seen sitting with them at their local cafe after dismal sales, before he offers Rodney some modelling advice
    The episode also saw the actors jokingly poke fun at David's intelligence, and at one point he is heard telling them the reason why he is wearing dark-rimmed specs. 
    'I'm trying to go incognitive', he said, while meaning incognito. 
    The memorable piece ended with a tribute to the late Roger 'Trigger' Lloyd Pack, who died aged 69 in January this year. 
    There was also a tribute to John Sullivan, who was involved in the script-writing of the sit-com, following his death in 2011.
    Great reception: Viewers took to Twitter to share their delight during the BBC1 show, with one writing: 'David Beckham's fall on Only Fools and Horses was almost as funny as the original. Totally didn't expect it either'
    Great reception: Viewers took to Twitter to share their delight during the BBC1 show, with one writing: 'David Beckham's fall on Only Fools and Horses was almost as funny as the original. Totally didn't expect it either'
    Smooth: In the original skit (pictured) Del Boy is heard telling pal Trigger: 'Play it nice and cool son, nice and cool. You know what I mean', before falling through a bar
    Smooth: In the original skit (pictured) Del Boy is heard telling pal Trigger: 'Play it nice and cool son, nice and cool. You know what I mean', before falling through a bar
    Take two: After some 'helpful' advice from Beckham, Rodney gives modelling a second go before the famous fall happens
    Take two: After some 'helpful' advice from Beckham, Rodney gives modelling a second go before the famous fall happens
    Remembering: The memorable piece ended with a tribute to the late Roger 'Trigger' Lloyd Pack, who died aged 69 in January this year
    Remembering: The memorable piece ended with a tribute to the late Roger 'Trigger' Lloyd Pack, who died aged 69 in January this year



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