BBC bosses thought he didn't have "star quality." However, the Edmonton actor went on to receive four BAFTAs, four British Comedy Awards and seven National Television Awards for his roles in TV shows.Speaking to Best of British Magazine, Raymond Allen, the show's screenwriter, revealed the reasons why the actor didn't make the cut.After the writer suggested to BBC bosses that David Jason should be given the lead role of Frank Spencer, he told of how they didn't agree with his casting choice.Raymond explained that he was told: "'Yes, he is very funny."'But he’s only funny in supporting roles.
He hasn’t got star quality.'"The sitcom's bosses incorrectly predicted that Jason was destined for secondary roles.They continued to explain to the.
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