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TindakanTahun2006Durasi1h 41mIMDb7.8

Sharpe's Sword

TindakanPetualanganDrama

Sharpe is tasked to protect the most important spy in Lord Wellington's network, but domestic issues, a traumatized young girl, and possible French spies all threaten his success.

Tonton Sekarang

Trailer

Pemeran

TC

Tom Clegg

Director

Sean Bean

Maj. Richard Sharpe

Daragh O'Malley

Sgt. Patrick Harper

John Tams

Daniel Hagman

Jason Salkey

Harris

Emily Mortimer

Lass

Patrick Fierry

Col. Leroux

James Purefoy

Cpt. Jack Spears

Stephen Moore

Berkeley

Hugh Ross

Maj. Mungo Munro

Michael Cochrane

Sir Henry Simmerson

John Kavanagh

Father Curtis

Vernon Dobtcheff

Don Felipe

Diana Perez

Ramona

Pat Laffan

Connelly

WM

Walter McMonagle

Father O'Sullivan

MP

Matthew Pannell

Ensign Robert McDonald

RW

Robert White

Pipe Major

EH

Eoghan Harris

Writer

BC

Bernard Cornwell

Writer

Komentar

7 Komentar

Emma AugusteMay 29, 2023

source: Sharpe's Sword

Jojo KontaNov 16, 2022

Sharpe's Sword

Thewallflower🌻Nov 16, 2022

This is, by and large, one of the best Sharpe films. Richard (Sean Bean) is between wives, so he's free to romp about looking for other women and get busy. Surprisingly enough, he doesn't. In fact, this is, to say the least, one of Sharpe's most noble hours. Of the remaining riflemen, Harris, is given a surprising and delightful role. Sharpe's life is threatened, and Harper and his wife show a lot of emotion and care for the Major. Sharpe's Sword is also one of the last movies that's solidly great in the Sharpe series (Regiment and Mission are good, Justice is okay, haven't seen Waterloo yet). You've got a larger, climatic finish, with (budget in mind) a big fight scene, a good Sharpe vs Frenchmen sword fight, and an awesome sword fight, where Simmerson gets owned by a supposed pacifist. What more could you ask for? If you're trying to prioritize on which Sharpe DVDs you should purchase, or looking to borrow from a Library or friend, this is one of the best.

Mbalenhle MavimbelaNov 16, 2022

Truly a set of movies for all tastes: as the English fight the French, we see the corruption both in the English military, as well as in the bedroom. Sharpe is pretty sexy as is his Irish right hand man. There is some keen acting in here, despite the soldiers falling too long after the explosion that was supposed to kill them. But the principal actors do an excellent job, especially since this was 'just' made for TV. Prefer Bean as a hero than as the villain, which he plays beautifully well in a James Bond movie. He also looks like an ex-brother-in-law of mine, which makes for some interesting fantasies. My grandsons loved the battle scenes, and of course, the Spanish stripping the skin off the French soldiers made for some interesting discussions.

Khodor ChoumanNov 16, 2022

I read the "Sharpe" books before they were adapted for televison, and although it is difficult to faithfully convey a novel in a two hour TV movie the adapatation of "Sharpe's Sword" disappointed. As with the other films the backdrop is the Napoleonic War, however the whole point of the story is Richard Sharpe's desire to possess the sword of his deadly foe, and, the bond between Sharpe and Harper. The film totally fails to convey any of the emotions of the two characters; Sharpe and his consuming passion to own the Klingethal and Harper's, when halfway through it appears that Sharpe will die of injuries sustained in a swordfight. The film becomes just another boys own adventure in the Sharpe series which is fine on one level but totally misses the point of the story Enjoy the film for what it is but I encourage you to read the book.

TheiconesthyNov 16, 2022

All of the usual elements of a Sharpe adventure are here: intrigue, in the person of a French spy-catcher and possible traitors within the English ranks; romance, in the form of a mute girl who nurses a wounded Sharpe back to health after a bloody night action; and another terrific battle recreation as Sharpe's riflemen attempt to overrun a french fort outside the town of Villafranca. The usual cast are superb, as ever, and Michael Cochrane nearly steals the movie as arrogant aristocrat Sir Henry Simmerson. Look for Emily Mortimer as the mute girl. As usual, the best aspect of the film is its wonderfully authentic period detail and lovely Spanish scenery. Recommended.

ines_tiktoker💜Nov 16, 2022

I totally agree with the in-depth review already submitted. This episode of the Sharpe series is my all-time favorite and the character of Lord Jack and the performance by James Purefoy have become a must -see every few months or so! I own all fourteen of the Sharpe series and annually play them in sequence. James Purefoy's portrayal of the tragic figure of Lord Jack and the tension-fraught scene in the library are worthy of any first-line production in the theater. You can tell I am a huge Sharpe fan (Sean Bean being the ultimate action hero of all time!) and I really feel sorry for people who have missed this engrossing and intelligently researched and produced series! Bernard Cornwell, author of the novels from which Sharpe is taken, is an outstanding writer and I recommend his other works to all. If you are a reader, try one of his many engrossing historical novels.

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