Nicholas Lyndhurst's Alan Cornwall is one of the best parts of Frasier's reboot, and episode 5 shows he's the opposite of the actor's greatest role.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Nicholas Lyndhurst's Alan Cornwall is a key part of Frasier's reboot, and the character surprisingly ends up being the opposite of the actor's most celebrated role of Only Fools and Horses' Rodney Trotter. Lyndhurst was a surprising name when the Frasier reboot's cast was first announced, not because of any lack of talent but simply as he lacks name recognition in the United States.
With David Hyde Pierce's Niles Crane missing from Frasier's reboot, then it falls to Alan to be the foil for Frasier himself . He's a different kind of character to Niles - lacking some of the highbrow pretentiousness - but nonetheless plays off Frasier brilliantly. For audiences new to Lyndhurst, he's a welcome, funny addition to the cast, but for those who are familiar with the actor it's fun to see how it turns his most iconic performance on its head.
Related: Frasier's Reboot Highlights The Real Problem With Nicholas Lyndhurst's Alan Being Niles' Replacement In Only Fools and Horses, it was Rodney who was often on the other side of another person's antics, namely his brother Derek, aka Del Boy . Del Boy tried a number of schemes and scams to make a quick profit, from launching a brand of bottled spring water to bus top tours, and pretending to be capable of restoring an old chandelier and much more besides. Somewhat inevitably, and despite Rodney's warnings, these almost always blew up in the Trotters' faces.
Nicholas Lyndhurst's Frasier Role Is Even Better If You Watch Only Fools & Horses Playing Rodney Trotter in Only Fools and Horses turned out to be great experience for Nicholas Lyndhurst joining Frasier's reboot.
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