The Green Green Grass, based on the exploits of Boycie and Marlene from Only Fools and Horses, is back for a fourth series on BBC1. "I get a lot of young men coming up and saying, 'Your series is ...

When Boycie and Marlene fly off on holiday, Del and Rodney assume the mantle of dog-sitters. Rodney's convinced that Albert's brought his run of bad luck to the flat when 'little' Dukey appears ...

Marlene was married to Boycie, played by the late John Challis. The episode in question was the season five premiere “From Prussia with Love”, which followed Del Boy’s [Peter Jason] attempts ...

And together with Sue Holderness, who played his screen wife Marlene, the two have been described as a 'national institution'. John Challis and Sue Holderness as Boycie and Marlene in Only Fools ...

Sue Holderness, aka Marlene from Only Fools and Horses, is the mystery guest star at Theatre Severn show The Play What I Wrote The actress, who played Boycie’s other half Marlene in the hit ...

This feature refers to an event, offer or opportunity that has now ended. Nottinghamshire residents will have a chance to meet two sitcom legends when Boycie and Marlene - aka John Challis and Sue ...

at 7.30pm when actors John Challis and Sue Holderness – aka Boycie and Marlene – come to tell us all the secrets and share the special moments of their time on the show. THERE’S a lovely ...

Boycie, the dodgy car dealer from Only Fools And Horses, was born and brought up in Peckham and attended the Martin Luther King Secondary Modern. Challis is the son of a civil servant, who grew up ...

Image: Actress Sue Holderness, who played Marlene, and John Challis Boycie was married to the feisty Marlene - played by Sue Holderness - and their marriage became a running joke, with repeated ...

He found that actors in the dining show “used the appearance, mannerisms, voices and catchphrases of Del Boy, Rodney, Uncle Albert, Cassandra, Boycie, and Marlene as they appeared in the ...