D'OH!!! Americans React To "Del and Rodney - Antique Chandelier - Only Fools And Horses"
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I am a volunteer tour guide at a small National Trust Georgian town house. In the library there is a very fine Irish crystal chandelier, donated by the Duke of Westminster. No matter what you explain to visitors, someone always says “Brace yourself, Rodney”.
Haha 😂
@@martinotoole9959 haha give over xx but thank you ☺️ xx
@@martinotoole9959 hahaha well thank you for the compliments, that’s very kind x
@@martinotoole9959 oh ok well then thank you for your statement of facts x
@@caroline1426 All right, I get the message. I won't bother you anymore, I still stand by my words. God bless you, and kind regards Martin.
I was the dubbing mixer/re-recording mixer who worked on this film sequence (all the exterior/location scenes were shot on film and then played to the live audience during the studio recording of the final episode). Before starting the dub I ran thought this scene with the editor (John Dunstan) and my reaction was exactly the same as you guys. The director Ray Butt told me that all the episodes were so hard to work on as the whole crew were laughing all the time. After this session he had the programme scripts sent to me ahead of each dub.... I'd sit in bed with the wife reading through them and killing myself laughing.... brilliant. So great to see it has become a classic comedy scene.
That's great to hear. When you read a comedy script on the paper it can often seem.... well, lacking in comedy, but when you know the characters as portrayed by the actors playing them, you can visualise how it will play out when acted.
Props to you Paul for playing your part in the team that produced great comedy.
Wow, what a sequence to be part of. Thank you for your service!!
@@herseem Wow! How amazing to be a part of this incredible programme that brought such joy into households across the country. I am not at all surprised that the crew would be laughing all the time.
A gem of a programme ...geniuses throughout.
@@twpsy634 agreed, although the main genius here was the writer, John Sullivan, who was brilliant at creating a setup for a joke so that it got the maximum payoff. Trigger's broom, for example, was taken from Open All Hours, where it didn't land a punch because it didn't have the right setup.
... continued on...
Grandad: "Is it very valuable, Del?"
Del: "Nah, not really..... It was bleedin priceless when it was hanging up there though!"
Gutted that was missed !! Classic line
They were warned before filming this scene - "Do not laugh, we can only film this once". They must have been crying with laughter inside, but still managed to pull the scene off perfectly, absolute stars.
Yeah there’s an interview where Nicholas lyndhurst said the producer ray butt said you could be fired and the show ending if they didn’t get this in one take, and when they actually did it Ray Butt was dying with laughter off camera and had to stuff like a tie in his mouth to keep quiet 😂
Rodney was genuinely threatened with the sack if he laughed.
Nicolas Lyndhurst had to stuff a tissue in his mouth to stop himself from laughing. The above comments are absolutely true about them being fired if they laughed. Each chandelier cost £5000 each!
It was roughly based on true events.
The writer John Sullivan's dad told him a story about a broken chandelier.
@@peaceloveandunity278 it was the director not Nick Lyndhurst.
@@kimothy1701 Kim, I live in a town called Morley. I bet you own the town and we will soon have to work on your farmland for nothing!! Only kidding, God bless Kim.
🤣🤣You really need to watch the whole series but if you want to do another clip then go for the blow up dolls xx
Danger UXD
Was going to suggest the same 👍
Oh yes, that is a funny one or maybe the Trigger broom one.
Yes
You mean the ones the boys tried to sell to Dirty Barry ! The ones that exploded on the bomb site and scared the shit out of the tramps? Try writing that today, it just wouldn't do for the killjoy protecting the fragile minds that may be offended. Glad I lived to see it .
The reason that this is so funny is because every single person who watches it KNOWS that it will go wrong.....you think of 3 or 4 ways that it could go wrong.....then they hit you with one that you hadn't thought of.
An absolutely brilliant description of what happens, when I saw this back in the eighties, I thought the two step ladders would tip in towards each other when the weight of the chandelier hit the tarpaulin... the surprise is brilliant...
I think the smart move was that you don't really see much of the other chandelier until the moment it comes down, so it doesn't draw attention to itself.
@@paulmurgatroyd6372 yeah. It's perfect. As I said....you know it will go wrong one way or another.....keeping the other chandelier out of sight is the perfect way to surprise an audience that is expecting a calamity.
I had thought the weight would pull the two ladders into each other.
"Never fails. Never fails." - Charles Hawtrey
The amazing thing about this scene is that the writer completely sets the viewer up to expect that Del and Rodney are going to drop the chandelier that they’re supposed to be working on. No one even notices the other chandelier in the background. When it finally happens, it’s just so unexpected. I’ve watched this scene hundreds of times and it never gets old. John Sullivan was an absolutely genius when it came to comedy writing.
It was beautifully edited too.
I've heard John Sullivan say that this actually happened to his father which is where he got the idea
Imagine growing up and having this sort of stuff on every Saturday night. Now you know why British have the sense of humour that we do.
You have just witnessed one of the greatest pieces of british comedy ever.When i saw this the first time i laughed so much i was gasping for breath. My side ached it was horrible and wonderful at the same time.
John Sullivan who wrote Only fools and horses said that this had happened to his father. His father didn't really talk about as he was a pretty serious type of man so When it actually came onto the screen John Sullivan was very apprehensive thinking what his father would think of it. He said he turned to his father and seen a smile on his face.
What I love about Only fools and horses is that you see incredibly funny things like this and also more emotional moments. The nation was able to watch the lives of the trotter family through life’s ups and downs. We were all rooting for them. We grew up and grew older with them. They’ve brought us so much joy throughout the years.
John Sullivan was such a talented writer. Of course the cast were superb too. It seems that everyone e involved came together to create a masterpiece at the right time.
There is an episode where Del takes a beating on Rodney's behalf and Rodney is drunk and blissfully unaware.... very moving scene.
Yeah, the watch episode practically had me in tears 🥲
The elevator scene with Del and Rodney after Cassandra's miscarriage was heart wrenching.
still do now, timeless perfection
Your reaction was the same as pretty much everyone in the UK when that episode first came out. I could hear my neighbours screaming with laughter when watching it, & my family were doing the same. I think that's the secret of UK humour: we love to see people cock things up.
Your reaction was priceless & made it even better. Thank you, I needed to smile today. 🙂
You're welcome, we're glad you're here & that being here today made you smile 😃
So glad you appreciate our sense of humour
I’m an electrician in the UK and I worked for a firm in London who put up, repaired and installed Chandeliers. The main suppliers of parts was near my home so if we needed any spares I would pick them up. There was an enormous Chandelier in there and I asked the boss if anyone quoted Only Fools n Horses when they came in, he replied, every single person and he sighed.
I replied….brace yourself Rodney cos I might. Face like thunder.
Best sitcom EVER in the whole wide world, absolute genius writing and brilliantly performed by each member of the cast, it's just pure magic. You would be doing yourselves a great service if you watched the whole series from start to finish, period.
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Pretty sure this moment was voted as one of, if not *the* most iconic comedy moment in British TV history. Del falling through the bar was up there too.
It's a classic scene,no doubt.
I think the ending of blackadder 4th got that vote
@@1nikg But that scene wasn't funny.
This one is way better, imo.
Cwying and the Matterson sausage was my dad’s favourite episode 🤣🤣🤣
It grandad waking down the stairs proud as a peacock that really does it for me… so funny, gets me every time!
I remember watching this when it first aired in the 80's. I laughed hard at this, the best set-up for a comedy moment and the shock. Absolutely brilliant!
He was really good at set-ups. I was surprised to discover that 'Trigger's Broom', was actually a re-use of a joke in 'Open All Hours'. But the set-up in 'Open All Hours' was way too brief. If I remember correctly he even used the same number of heads and handles, which was I think a way of showing people that he wasn't trying to hide the fact that it was taken from 'Open All Hours'. I'm going to make an educated guess that he asked the writer of 'Open All Hours' if he could re-use it and give it the proper build-up that it deserved.
A lot of industries use this clip in training along with four candles by two ronnies. All about communication.
I looked at the video title and thought, it says what's gonna happen in the video they're gonna smash the chandelier, surely you guys can expect what's coming, they should've just called it "chandelier" and held the suspense, but even with you knowing what was going to happen, the WAY in which it happened caught you guys so off guard. Great to see!
In context of watching all of Only fools and horses instead of clips.....everyone knows that its going to go horribly wrong. That's why it's so funny when it goes wrong in the way it does as most people wouldnt of even considered it happening like that.
One of the greatest pieces of physical comedy ever recorded, it's perfection. Such a wonderful show, the writing was incredible and the performances from the cast were stellar. David Jason in particular absolutely lit up every scene. The very best sitcom there ever was in my opinion.
Oh dear 😂 you guys reactedEXACTLY like we did….The tension, then the realisation that the writers are actually going to let them do something right!…at LAST…. we relaxed …. THEN!….. 😲🤣🤣🤣. Glad you fell for it too haha, thanks 👍🤗
i expected it to be to heavy for them and to rip the cloth out of their hands, or pull them off the ladders with it..
Actually using this clip as a training aid for effective communication in construction is a genius idea!
They’ll not have seen it as it’s classic British comedy, and they’ll remember it because it’s funny AF!
Back in the 80’s the company I worked for used the Two Ronnie “Four candles” sketch in exactly the same way. It was very effective 😊
Like some has really said, this was based on a real event. It was something that the writer's father told him about. He wasn't initially pleased that John Sullivan wanted to use it in one of his scripts. Has he thought it was a serious matter, people had lost their jobs over the real accient. But once he saw it play out in the episode, he later amitted it was actually hilarious. The funniest things often have a grain of truth to them.
The funniest things definitely have an element of truth in them! They are funny because we can often relate in some way
It's been said that comedy = tragedy + time.
I was once working a mansion in Cheshire and was told a true story, that a maid who once worked there used to get a ladder to dust the chandelier, but she got lazy and would sneakily turn the chandelier a little each time rather than move the ladder around, eventually . . . .
It annoys me when these original videos (not you guys) spoil the scene by telling exactly what's going to happen. It's like the other one "Del Boy falls through bar" ... it's funny because it comes out of nowhere and not expected .. so when it's in the title .. it loses everything ..
"Brace yourself Rodney " .. 🤣
I along with a majority of the British public must have seen this at least 1000 times but every time it's magical 😂
The edit of the hammering the thread to the falling chandelier is what makes it work so much. That episode when first aired was all people were talking about the next day. Epic comedy.
This is the Best reaction video I've seen 😂. It's such a classic to us Brits and too see you guys appreciate it is priceless legit if I could I'd buy you guys Only Fools & Horses box set. It's brilliant watching Only Fools and Horses you guys would fully understand Brits and our culture
Only fools and horses is hysterical
Honestly guys you should watch the entire series.🤣
Apparently this was based on a true story. The writers dad had relayed the story to his son. He had been working in a mansion fitting new heating system and the chandelier had to be removed to protect it whilst the new pipes were placed. He was up a ladder with a workmate when a third workmate did what grandad did. Cost 6 men their job during the depression!
That chandler cost more too make than the original antique one but they couldn’t smash that one because it part of the house not a set 🤦♂️🤣👍🇬🇧
It's the way they both just stand stock still at the top of the ladders that gets me every time 🤣🤣🤣
“Now, Brace yourself Rodney” … still used in dramatic situations …
Love only fool’s horses even now from 30 years ago brilliant 🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏
Probably the best ever sketch ever made.
This show is full of them
The whole episode built up to this iconic scene, the prop was supposed to be a Louis XIV (1638 - 1715) French crystal chandelier (and cost £6,000 to have this replica made in 1982). The actors were warned ahead of filming that they could only film it dropping once, any break of laughter would ruin the episode and as the series (season) would be one episode short would also ruin the series. Ray Butt the producer said he would fire them on the spot.
The copy cost more than the original.
Omg, my favourite reaction ever. This scene always makes me laugh but you two made me laugh even harder. 🤣
The writer, John Sullivan was an absolute genius. You never what was around the corner with Only Fools. He could make you cry and then burnt out laughing straight after.
It's Timeless I still laugh 30 years on.
There are so many classic clips like this.
Triggers Broom.
Poker.
Gary.
Blow up dolls.
I could list loads but I'll leave it for others to mention there favourites.
This is set in Peckham, South London and its actually where I live... no matter where I go in the UK and some asks me where I'm from, as soon as I say Peckham I'm always replied with a Fools and Horses reference.
This is the nations favourite show of all time
Del falling through the bar is still probably one of the most iconic comedy clips of all time.
@@realburglazofficial2613 they reacted to it already
Gary!
@@martinotoole9959 he don't speak a word of English does he Del?!
@@charliecosta3971 I know, I’m just saying out of the _many_ iconic clips from Only Fools, Del falling through the bar is probably the most iconic. It never stops being funny!
need to look at del boy hang gliding one!
It would be funny to hear some of Daniel’s funny construction stories.
I commented this on your last OF&H video glad you've got to it. Classic oldschool comedy at its best.
The noise of the nut squeaking as grandad loosened it 😂
The writer of only fools and horses, John Sullivan was told this true story by his father, John laughed, but his father was horrified as 7 men lost there job that day, but when he saw the episode he rang John and said alright, it is funny 🤣
Guys...that is by far the best reaction to this I've seen so far. so much fun to see you both get side-swiped by this...and so did all us Brits at the time:). Both Nick Lyndhurst (Rodney) & David Jason (Del) were indeed threatened with being fired if they messed it up & they both had to remain in-character for an agonising 30 seconds or so after the 'drop'. You have to get into this show, it'll have you laughing your socks off. For a different kind of laugh, try any part featuring Trigger, the character is just gold. Especially fun are Triggers Broom & 'You put some music on Dave?'. And 'Dave' - Trigger constantly gets Rodney's name wrong - is probably one of the longest running gags in TV history.
This genuinely happened to the writer of the show's uncle except, it was in a shop, his father fell out with him for using it in the show, but when he watched it, he phoned him laughing and told him he was right to use it!
I have seen this so many times but it still makes me laugh. As others have said, there are so many priceless moments in Only Fools and Horses. I once saw this scene dubbed into Hindi. Hundreds of millions of people must have seen this around the world. The best £6000 the BBC has ever spent.
I remember when 'Only Fools and Horses' was first aired about 1981. It was new, original and always funny. It was very popular and people at work used to speak of nothing must interrupt their evening while it was on. I too loved watching it but thought sometime I thought it was heavy handed. There was a time when people were copying some of their lines in normal conversation which I hated.
I visited a school in Iwerne Minister a few years ago for work and apparently that was where this scene was filmed. It looks exactly the same now.
You have given me a renewed enjoyment of this comedy from my youth. The characterisations are brilliant.
One of the greatest only fools and horses scenes. Watching your faces in anticipation was hilarious….. and BOOM, there goes the chandelier 🤣🤣 Can’t beat a bit Del and Rodney . You two are a joy to watch .
The blow up dolls sketch is hilarious too 🤣🤣🤣
The actual drop was a ‘one take’ … how they kept a straight face I’ll never know
I love the episode when Boycey and Marlene go on holiday and leave Del and Rodney looking after their Great Dane - out in a park Dell is trying to impress this posh lady by maintaining he's an expert on dogs - she says - "Oh really - My dog keeps tearing holes in the carpet - what would you recommend...?" - Del Replies - "A new carpet...!"
John Sullivan, God Bless You, wherever you are. You were taken at the too young age of 63. You have given so many so many hours of laughter!
This happened in real life and John Sullivan wrote it into the episode.
Was one of the best shows from the 80, into the 90s,,! Fucking class,,,! I always watched , only fools and horses,,! God Bless from northern Ireland UK, 🤝
Like most Brits I grew up watching Only Fools and Horses among many other unforgettably comedy shows, the jokes never get old and you can't help but laugh at their reactions to the "accident" the actors are incredibly talented, absolute comedy legends in their own right, this goes for The Two Ronnies, Father Ted, Dads Army, Allo Allo, Morecambe and Wise and Benny Hill, there are so many more that the list would be far to long to write on here, anyone who doesn't understand our British humor should definitely watch more British comedy shows like these, you will soon realize that we are not opposed to laughing at ourselves or stupid situations, so don't take it personally, these shows are absolutely legendary in our culture, David Jason (Del) is 82 years old now, I wish they would do one more final episode before David Jason retires from acting altogether.
Thanks for reacting
Donna , you must be American my love, because in England its spelt humour. Whatever, good luck and God bless you.
Kind regards Martin. P.S. If this sounds pedantic my apologies. I'm the worst at spelling in the world, so that's one glass house I shouldn't throw stones in! Forgive me Donna, I'm a year older today and that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it !
@@martinotoole9959 Martin, you seem to have missed the first part of my post when I said I grew up in Britain, I've never lived anywhere else, I touch type too (which means I don't need to look at the keyboard to type words), so forgive the slight spelling mistake if I miss a single letter in a word when writing a whole paragraph without looking at the keyboard, it does sound a little pedantic, considering you only replied to my post to correct my spelling and not to discuss/comment about the original topic. Also, the saying you're looking for is "people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones" Good luck to you too and Happy Birthday, may it be a prosperous one.
So glad you guys appreciate this, one of our best (if not the best) British sitcom ever! David Jason (Del boy) is a National treasure x
I remember my family watching this on the TV the first time it aired and us all ending in tears of laughter. What a scene, and it never gets old.
Next you should watch the episode when the have some dolls meant for adult entertainment....
Greatest show ever, worth watching everyone from the beginning!
Grandad: Is it very valuable, Del?
Del: Nah, not really. Was bleedin' priceless when it was hanging up there though!!
David Jason (Del) is a fantastic actor; impossible to typecast. Whatever he does, you see the character he’s playing at the moment, and never think of the other things he’s done.
Brilliant reaction guys! Seen this so many times and it never gets old 😂
Absolute stone cold classic. So simple but beautifully written and acted.
Fellas just need to commit and watch only fools and father ted
I remember watching this when it first aired back in the day and it still makes me laugh just as much today…..tears of laughter! 😂 x
Snap! I was only 7.
Grandad do you want a jemmy? No I had one before we came out,Del is referring to a jemmy or crowbar and grandad thought he meant do you want a piss! Hahaha
Only fools and horses. triggers love story.
Trigger on Ghandi.
Triggers council Cyril.
Raquel gives birth.
Only fools and horses saence
Brace yourself Rodney, brace yourself!
I worked with a carpenter in Leicestershire in the 90's that was tasked with removing the old nails from the joists in the attic ready to be boarded over and he did this very same thing! Wasn't expecting a chandelier to be hanging by a 6 inch nail. It cost £1600 to replace it 😊
That scene is based on a true story that John Sullivan the writers dad told him.
Jimmy (crowbar)/ Jimmy [Riddle] (rhyming slang with Piddle to pee)
One of the best comedy series of all time. You should check out the hand gliding episode 😂
Definitely one of my favourite episodes but it's one where you need to watch the whole episode to get the best out of it
Tea for two …..👍🇬🇧
Absolutely brilliant reaction 😂 I remember watching when it first aired & even though I know what’s going to happen it’s still sooooooooo funny 😄
Loved this reaction. Everyone here knows this episode, its a classic, so it’s amazing seeing people react exactly how the nation did all them years ago.
Timeless classic...
The short lived American series the kings of Van Nuys was a remake of only fools and horses
Plus fools and horses did a episode were they went to America called Miami twice
It's were del gets mistaken for a mafia don called don ochetti both characters are played by David Jason
I'd like to see you react to that type in to TH-cam mafia don trotter and you'll find it
Definitely one of the great scenes in the history of British sit-coms. It's still funny now, 40 + years later.
Del boy explained 'what grandad is doing' ! You weren't listening !!!
the pockets watch episode is funny .
Britains most popular sit com ever!
this is what makes me proud to be British our comedy shows like this one becomes a classic and this is right up there with all the great comedy's of all time. Spencer and Daniel when you have recovered please do the reaction to only fools and horses with the blow up dolls... trust me it's hilarious.
You know something will go wrong
Your brain has has thought about them falling, the ladders being pulled together, the cloth ripping etc
But no thought about another chandelier
We've all done the same thoughts. We were all wrong, we all laughed
Enjoyed listening to you guys gibbling on about light fittings you’ve known and loved, but I knew what was coming. You didn’t. Absolutely excellent reaction 👌😂 x
I have seen this so many times still crying watching they had some blow up sex dolls that was also hilarious
so good to see you do this, it was a cherished only fools moment all them years ago and it stands up, got a great kick out of your reaction 👍👍
One of the great comedy scenes. Along with delboys bar scene.
It was an absolute pleasure to watch this with you, so glad you watched it.
I'm shocked that the Yanks understand "London Cockney"!😅😅good for you😅😅😅❤❤❤❤
There is only one Batman and that’s Adam West. 😂
You should react to a series called bottom. It was aired in the 90s and features the lives of eddie and richie. Its slapstick in its hayday for me as a 90s baby. Its black comedy and worth a watch. You shoould watch the series and the live shows they are so good xxxx
A classic! Glad you enjoyed it. I can watch it again and again
You have to check out Triggers broom... its one of the classic moments or the one where Del plays poker with Boycie.
Only fools is one of the all time greatest shows ever, anywhere lol
This was the laugh heard around the world beca at 98%of people were watching this go out for the first time together and the day after everyone said "did you see only fools and horses last night?" 😂😂😂
Brace yourself Rodney 😂
This series is absolute class.
Keep up the great content guys, definitely got me hooked on your channel…
“Not expecting that”? Imagine how much funnier it is when the outcome isn’t in the intro!
The best comedy series of all time 😂😂
There is a serious side to Only fools as well, watch Del & Rodney stuck in a lift. This was Dels way of helping Rodney. Also when Del shows his son to the moon
_"They promised us Homes for Heroes. They gave us Heroes for Homes."_
Grandad, remembering WWI.
{:-:-:}
I thought when Del was in hospital and thought he had a heart problem, there was a moment when he was overcome with relief when he was told he wasn’t ill, it was very brief, but said a great deal about how scared he had really been
Yep. There are many moments of pathos to temper the humour. That is why OFAH is brilliant.
I think the writer based a lot of these scenes on stories he'd heard from real life incidents.
Nothing like giving away the joke in the title..😁
Glad you liked it. It’s my favourite episode,the chandelier cost £6,000 and they only had one. Del and Rodney had to look at each other for 30sec after the drop. Not only is this a great episode but a great back story
Greatest comedy series ever. Each episode was funny and original.
As Gill before me said react to the blow up dolls,I thought it funnier than this one