This is my first ever movie.I think is good,but comment this. Sean Bean is the best!!! Sean Bean był genialny jako Richard Sharpe,w tej roli go zapamiętałam najlepiej.
Well, sort of...but Tolkien wrote before this and what he was writing about was supposed to be set long long before this. So I think I would say Boromir came first.
@@KittyStarlight I was referring to the order in which Sean Bean's most iconic roles happened, not that the Sharpe novels were written first before Tolkien's Middle-Earth saga. Everyone knows that Tolkien wrote his stories first long before both Bernard Cornwall & George R.R. Martin were even born. I was referring to the fact that before portraying either Boromir or Ned Stark, Sean Bean was first Richard Sharpe. Sharpe is the role that launched Sean Bean's amazing career and led to him ultimately being cast as Boromir in The Lord of The Rings Trilogy and than later on being cast as Lord Ned Stark in Game of Thrones.
@@DragonHeart613 I know. I figured that out right after I left the thread. My phone decided to get too slow soon after so I didn't come back right away like I originally meant to. But anyway. I was going to say something about, "If you are referring to in what order those parts were played by that actor then you are right" or something. I have known about Tolkien's characters since way before there ever were any live-action movie actors who played them (the animated versions were already around when I was a young kid, or at least an older young girl anyway) so to me it just seems weird at first glance when someone says that Sharpe was before Boromir (well, of course that's true if you mean in what order the roles were played but that's not what I think of first). It's like if someone said "before Queen Victoria there was Elizabeth II" or "before Elizabeth I there was Victoria" and people go "huh?" or "what?" because the first thing they think of is "British history doesn't go in that order" but the other person is thinking of which actress may have played which role in which movie in which year. Anyway I got what you meant but I got it *after* I had already posted and already gone on to a different video, and then right after that my phone started being too slow with the internet connection so I turned it off for the rest of the day so it could take a break for a while. Thank you for the interesting clarification though. ^___^
It's okay. Every episode follows the same principles however: Sharpe gets in trouble, Sharpe meets a sexy woman and Sharpe acts like a Maverick by breaking the rules but in the end saves the day. Every single episode..........
@isaacjohnson4123 That applies to most tv and film series though. Take every Bond and Mission Impossible films for example or nearly every western hemisphere detective drama from Holmes to CSI. Bad guy does something bad, good guy investigates, good guy wins every time. Thing is, it's a sequence of events but as long as the sequence is told with a different protagonist and environment then it is accepted.
@@cmdfarsight You raise a good point. Now that I think about it, James Bond is very similar. I suppose James Bond has the benefit of a bigger budget and better action mainly.
@isaacjohnson4123 I suppose it's just a winning formula. What I find more interesting is that on the whole, audiences want to see the good guys win. I doubt anyone ever said they wanted to see Goldfinger irradiate the US or Voldemort to subjugate humans. It's interesting on a social psychology level.
I've been a soldier for 18 years & it was a DASH more than the song says, however Fighting along side my NATO mates was a TOTAL HONOUR!! BLESS YOU ALL. XXX
It's 2022 and I still never get tired of watching & listening to this. Dam I wish there was a way to make a Sharpe-Last Kingdom crossover happen as impossible as that sounds. It would be a truly bada@$ unforgettable sight to see Richard Sharpe & Uthred of Babbenberg, Bernard Cornwell's two most famous & beloved protagonists together fighting side by side on the battlefield against seemingly insurmountable odds & triumphing in the end.
Good job with this vid. I've watched the entire series. Young men as soldiers suffer in the hell of war. Even though Sharpe always wins there is a very real and large price to pay with the lives of good people. This series shows that. The music is great.
Here's forty shillings on the drum For those who volunteer to come, To 'list and fight the foe today Over the Hills and far away [Chorus] O'er the hills and o'er the main Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain King George commands and we obey Over the hills and far away When duty calls me I must go To stand and face another foe But part of me will always stray Over the hills and far away [Chorus] If I should fall to rise no more As many comrades did before Then ask the fifes and drums to play Over the hills and far away [Chorus] Then fall in lads behind the drum With colours blazing like the sun Along the road to come what may Over the hills and far away [Chorus] X4
It was its own thing. The books are great. The series is great. But my dad loves the books and eye-rolls the series; my mum won't read the books but loves the series. Men tend to prefer the books and women the show. I love both.
It was a nice series and I enjoyed it, but the Napoleonic grognard within me still cringes about the episode on the battle of Waterloo that really got almost anything wrong.
@@xornxenophon3652 yeah. That one didn't work well for me. Neither did Sharpe's Gold; too silly. (It has its moments if you are a Bean Stalker though... 😍)
Very well done. I loved the films and am still sad that they are not sold anymore in germany were I live. But now I have this one in my favor vids to watch it sometimes.
This brings back memories. I did a course in Irish song with Sean Keane. He sang the original opening song. As well I started learning Irish Gaelic from his wife.
The best thing about Sharpe is how the British and the Irish actually stand together! + We were as one when we ended slavery! Despite how the English have treated the Irish!
God I love this series & the books that inspired it but how I so wished that they would've adapted Sharpe's Trafalgar :( I would've so loved to have seen Sean Bean's Richard Sharpe fight alongside the real-life Horatio Hornblower: Lord Admiral Horatio Nelson at that most famous of all the naval battles of The Napoleonic Wars: Trafalgar!!! Ian McShane in my humble opinion would've made an excellent Nelson opposite Sean :)
I doubt there's many, even in a modern army, who'd have tolerated or survived the discipline of the 18th century British Army. Or Navy, for that matter. My great-great-grand-uncle served with Nelson at Trafalgar and was lucky in that he merely lost an arm. The carnage on those old battlefields, and after from wounds, was unbelievable. No sitting at computers and firing drones from thousands of miles away in those days.
Fred Johnston my email id is gangesgajnod@gmail.com can you please send the details of your great great grand uncle i am a history buff it would be a great favour thank you best wishes warm regards
Read my fathers war diary WW2 left Hilsea around the cape to Egypt and spent 4 years in the desert with the 88th heavy anti aircraft artillery -The army Desert rats. El Alemein and such. Fascinating to read such a close hand account, and page to page it changes from pencil to pen to crayon etc whatever he could get to write with!
Excuse me chum don't believe the Public relations BS, it's still as brutal a business just ask my brothers who heard the order fix bayonets in Afghanistan, Iraq and countless shit holes characters like you have never heard of. Now away back to your easy chair and cup of sweet tea while those of us that have served and are serving just shake our heads at your civvy ignorance. 🇬🇧🧐
@@stevenj2108 Brilliant suggestion a modern day composition written for a grandfather who fought in the first world War, I love that song 🎵 mind you I do have a penchant for a dirge. Sets the body huming, certain a perfect example of an emotional vibe sparked by music. Thank you for the reminder.
Hakeswill, Simmerson, Ducos, Jane, Rossendale & Dodd hated this! 336 fellow Chosen Men AND Women loved this! Love this song. Love this series. Love this character. Sean Bean is the man!!!
I know right ! I didn't see it at first then I thought about it and it all fell togather ! Now try this one ... Look at star ship troopers and tell me what you think the Mobile ifantry remind you of ...... I keep hopeing they'll make a TV show or a movei out of one of the book's. Hopefully one of the Gaunts Ghosts book's !
@Shrike159 better suited to our "Shadow King" getting married this Summer? King William? This song is truly great! "The sun never sets on the British Empire" she will rise again! Rule Britannia
@zenonko the tv programmes sharpes challange and sharpes peril (both set in india) are the novels sharpes tiger,sharpes fortress and sharpes triumph reworked for tv and set in 1817
niestety nie czytałam książek o Sharpe,ale jak będę miała wolną chwilę to na pewno sobie poczytam :) a jeśli chodzi o filmową wersję,to zainteresowałam się Sharpe'm dzięki Sean Beanowi - uwielbiam tego aktora :D ja również mam nadzieję,że powstanie polska wersja Sharpe..to naprawdę byłoby super...
Ja na razie przeczytałam "Trafalgar", teraz kończę "Tygrysa", który z tych dwóch książek mi się najbardziej podoba (w Trafalgarze według mnie za długo działa się akcja na pierwszym statku). A potem zabieram się za "Łupy" :)
I'll need more than this little box to realy explain it . But here's the short one ... Corbec is a guy in a multi book story about the Tanith 1st and only . These 2 men are alot alike in my opinion thus my other comment . You'd need to be a war hammer fan in order to realy get it .
95th are Skirmishers haha all be damn. Guerilla warfare kinda in open field is how they are suppose to be used. They had rifles designed better than usa at the time, it beat the Brown Bass musket (not going to explain this). During this time usa was doing its own thing probably. The Royal family sent them to Gibraltar through Spain? Ya... depending on the fighting in that terrain, skirmishers might of been a good choice for that. If this was all near Madrid (capital) I think.
Over The Hills & Far Away: The Music of Sharpe: John Tams & Dominic Muldowney & Barry Coope. {Prior to Decimal Day in 1971 there were 240 pence in one pound sterling. Twelve pence made a shilling, and twenty shillings made a pound. In 1809 40 Shillings = 2 Pounds Sterling}. Over The Hills And Far Away ~ John Tams version: Written by:John Tams Here's forty shillings on the drum For those who'll volunteer to come To 'list and fight the foe today. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. Then fall in lads behind the drum, With colours blazing like the sun. Along the road to come-what may. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. When duty calls me, I must go To stand and face another foe. But part of me will always stray Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. If I should fall to rise no more, As many comrades did before, Then ask the fifes and drums to play. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Here's forty shillings on the drum For those who'll volunteer to come To 'list and fight the foe today. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away.(...fade out...)
Lyrics: Here's forty shillings on the drum For those who'll volunteer to come To 'list and fight the foe today. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. When duty calls me, I must go To stand and face another foe. But part of me will always stray Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. If I should fall to rise no more, As many comrades did before, Then ask the fifes and drums to play. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. Then fall in lads behind the drum, With colours blazing like the sun. Along the road to come-what may. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away. O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away.(...fade out...)
"I was born in a brothel, raised in an orphanage, and hope to die in the army," Richard Sharpe.
Before Boromir of Gondor, before Ned Stark, there first was Richard Sharpe ;)
Yesssss
Sean Bean just has a knack for playing badasses
Well, sort of...but Tolkien wrote before this and what he was writing about was supposed to be set long long before this.
So I think I would say Boromir came first.
@@KittyStarlight I was referring to the order in which Sean Bean's most iconic roles happened, not that the Sharpe novels were written first before Tolkien's Middle-Earth saga. Everyone knows that Tolkien wrote his stories first long before both Bernard Cornwall & George R.R. Martin were even born. I was referring to the fact that before portraying either Boromir or Ned Stark, Sean Bean was first Richard Sharpe. Sharpe is the role that launched Sean Bean's amazing career and led to him ultimately being cast as Boromir in The Lord of The Rings Trilogy and than later on being cast as Lord Ned Stark in Game of Thrones.
@@DragonHeart613 I know. I figured that out right after I left the thread. My phone decided to get too slow soon after so I didn't come back right away like I originally meant to.
But anyway. I was going to say something about, "If you are referring to in what order those parts were played by that actor then you are right" or something.
I have known about Tolkien's characters since way before there ever were any live-action movie actors who played them (the animated versions were already around when I was a young kid, or at least an older young girl anyway) so to me it just seems weird at first glance when someone says that Sharpe was before Boromir (well, of course that's true if you mean in what order the roles were played but that's not what I think of first).
It's like if someone said "before Queen Victoria there was Elizabeth II" or "before Elizabeth I there was Victoria" and people go "huh?" or "what?" because the first thing they think of is "British history doesn't go in that order" but the other person is thinking of which actress may have played which role in which movie in which year.
Anyway I got what you meant but I got it *after* I had already posted and already gone on to a different video, and then right after that my phone started being too slow with the internet connection so I turned it off for the rest of the day so it could take a break for a while.
Thank you for the interesting clarification though. ^___^
Such a great TV series. Wish there had been more.
Especially when Sharpe & Paddy ,are Granddad's.
It's okay. Every episode follows the same principles however: Sharpe gets in trouble, Sharpe meets a sexy woman and Sharpe acts like a Maverick by breaking the rules but in the end saves the day. Every single episode..........
@isaacjohnson4123 That applies to most tv and film series though. Take every Bond and Mission Impossible films for example or nearly every western hemisphere detective drama from Holmes to CSI. Bad guy does something bad, good guy investigates, good guy wins every time.
Thing is, it's a sequence of events but as long as the sequence is told with a different protagonist and environment then it is accepted.
@@cmdfarsight You raise a good point. Now that I think about it, James Bond is very similar. I suppose James Bond has the benefit of a bigger budget and better action mainly.
@isaacjohnson4123 I suppose it's just a winning formula.
What I find more interesting is that on the whole, audiences want to see the good guys win. I doubt anyone ever said they wanted to see Goldfinger irradiate the US or Voldemort to subjugate humans. It's interesting on a social psychology level.
I've been a soldier for 18 years & it was a DASH more than the song says, however Fighting along side my NATO mates was a TOTAL HONOUR!! BLESS YOU ALL. XXX
I take it you mean our anglophile brothers in nato 🇦🇺🇨🇦🇳🇿🇺🇲 as opposed to the French who I never seen in my 18 years 🇬🇧🧐
Bless you!
Reminded me how much I liked this show. I'll rewatch it soon.
I love these films. Never get tired of them.
one of the best series ever!!! And a great song! For all comrades out there far away from home!!!
Great Sharp series. Hello from Azerbaijan !!!
Sharp is the best! Great movie, great song! Thank you, это было моё детство=)
It's 2022 and I still never get tired of watching & listening to this.
Dam I wish there was a way to make a Sharpe-Last Kingdom crossover happen as impossible as that sounds. It would be a truly bada@$ unforgettable sight to see Richard Sharpe & Uthred of Babbenberg, Bernard Cornwell's two most famous & beloved protagonists together fighting side by side on the battlefield against seemingly insurmountable odds & triumphing in the end.
Good job with this vid. I've watched the entire series. Young men as soldiers suffer in the hell of war. Even though Sharpe always wins there is a very real and large price to pay with the lives of good people. This series shows that. The music is great.
Just finished the series with Waterloo episode on 200th aniversary. Truly amazing series. Why is it not known better.
Jirka Dusek What is the series?
Company007 Sharpe. It's a about 16 full movies about soldier in napoleonic wars with Sean bean.
It’s pretty well known isn’t it? I watched all of them at the time but they’ve not been repeated.
Long live the British Light Infantry. Long live the foot soldiers. Noble, unrelenting, the oldest but still the most valid branch. God bless you all.
60 years old now 22 of them in the British army, Thanks for letting me believe..
God bless brother from a fellow veteran who made it this far as well after 18 years 🇬🇧
Bless you!😊
@stevenj2108 Bless you!😊
Just bought the series on DVD and I cannot get this tune out of my head, fantastic.
Anthony its like the tune Sgt Mackenzie which is much loved by veterans a truly haunting tune
I wish the soundtrack was still available.
I LOVE Sharpe! Thank you for this brilliant job. Fnd God bless Sean Bean for such acting!
Love this series and this song John tamms incredible singer
"When Evil stalks upon the land
I'll neither hold nor stay me hand
But fight to win a better day,
Over the hills and far away."
Truly the best line Henry, I'm glad to say I served 18 years all over the world and that sums it up for me. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🧐
Indeed we do not tolerate slavery!
Here's forty shillings on the drum
For those who volunteer to come,
To 'list and fight the foe today
Over the Hills and far away
[Chorus]
O'er the hills and o'er the main
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain
King George commands and we obey
Over the hills and far away
When duty calls me I must go
To stand and face another foe
But part of me will always stray
Over the hills and far away
[Chorus]
If I should fall to rise no more
As many comrades did before
Then ask the fifes and drums to play
Over the hills and far away
[Chorus]
Then fall in lads behind the drum
With colours blazing like the sun
Along the road to come what may
Over the hills and far away
[Chorus] X4
Well done! The Sharpe's series was one of the best movie series I ever saw!
It was its own thing. The books are great. The series is great. But my dad loves the books and eye-rolls the series; my mum won't read the books but loves the series. Men tend to prefer the books and women the show. I love both.
I like both too
It was a nice series and I enjoyed it, but the Napoleonic grognard within me still cringes about the episode on the battle of Waterloo that really got almost anything wrong.
@@sharpeslass5452 Haven't read the books, but really enjoyed the series.
@@xornxenophon3652 yeah. That one didn't work well for me. Neither did Sharpe's Gold; too silly. (It has its moments if you are a Bean Stalker though... 😍)
Time for John Tams to sing this at the Cenotaph Service in the Coming year! God Bless!
Very well done. I loved the films and am still sad that they are not sold anymore in germany were I live. But now I have this one in my favor vids to watch it sometimes.
the series is great both the books and the movies
enjoy
I love Richard Sharpe! I think they made two new ones! Can't wait to see them!
love this series
Lovely selection of clips, well done. Sharpe/ Sean Bean and dear Harper will ride forever.
Thx
Lead from the front, never order your men to do what you can't do yourself, and always have a bloody tough Irishman who has your back.
You'd really want Sharpe on your side!
Perfect compilation of scenes love sharpe
When duty calls me I must go, to stand and face another foe.
Pięknie zrobione!, naprawdę dobra robota! Dziękuję! ABSOLUTELY GREAT JOB !
EPIC!! makes me cry!!
Made me very proud and all with a tear in my eye 🇬🇧
Nice song John Tams
RIP Pete(Obadiah)
Watched the series a decade ago but fairly recent started reading the books and just finished Sharpe's Eagle
This brings back memories. I did a course in Irish song with Sean Keane. He sang the original opening song. As well I started learning Irish Gaelic from his wife.
best song ever !!!
I love my great country and its history 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Sharpe is awesome
definitly one of my favorite shows.
awesome vid, great music!
The best thing about Sharpe is how the British and the Irish actually stand together! + We were as one when we ended slavery! Despite how the English have treated the Irish!
Stellar editing Buka482 !!!
Binbaşı Sharp in Turkey.. nice series
God I love this series & the books that inspired it but how I so wished that they would've adapted Sharpe's Trafalgar :(
I would've so loved to have seen Sean Bean's Richard Sharpe fight alongside the real-life Horatio Hornblower: Lord Admiral Horatio Nelson at that most famous of all the naval battles of The Napoleonic Wars: Trafalgar!!! Ian McShane in my humble opinion would've made an excellent Nelson opposite Sean :)
DragonHeart613 What is the series....?
DragonHeart613 Why? it would've been a usual bastardization of history by B. Cornwell
+USMarineRifleman0311 Makes a nice change from the bastardisation of history by Hollywood :-)
+USMarineRifleman0311 Like Murican Snipa or Pearl Harbour?
Hello idiot.
Class
The only series Sean Bean doesn't die in.....
Did he die in Clarissa? I cant recall it. But he may have
Good job mate.
SPOILER... Sean Bean doesn't die :)
WHAT! That never happens! :D
I love that it’s a spoiler to say he doesn’t die, because we all know you’d be spoiling nothing if you told us Sean Bean died again.
nice vid thanx!
I doubt there's many, even in a modern army, who'd have tolerated or survived the discipline of the 18th century British Army. Or Navy, for that matter. My great-great-grand-uncle served with Nelson at Trafalgar and was lucky in that he merely lost an arm. The carnage on those old battlefields, and after from wounds, was unbelievable. No sitting at computers and firing drones from thousands of miles away in those days.
Fred Johnston my email id is gangesgajnod@gmail.com
can you please send the details of your great great grand uncle i am a history buff it would be a great favour
thank you
best wishes
warm regards
Read my fathers war diary WW2 left Hilsea around the cape to Egypt and spent 4 years in the desert with the 88th heavy anti aircraft artillery -The army Desert rats. El Alemein and such. Fascinating to read such a close hand account, and page to page it changes from pencil to pen to crayon etc whatever he could get to write with!
Excuse me chum don't believe the Public relations BS, it's still as brutal a business just ask my brothers who heard the order fix bayonets in Afghanistan, Iraq and countless shit holes characters like you have never heard of. Now away back to your easy chair and cup of sweet tea while those of us that have served and are serving just shake our heads at your civvy ignorance. 🇬🇧🧐
The song true name is actually "Over the Hills and Far Away".
we need more traditional english songs one of the few i can show my daughter as a scot and her as a mix of both!!!! Suggestions are so very welcome!
Search John Tamm the singer he’s a genuine folk singer who did the music for the series with his mate. He’s a legend of folk music.
@@wendyboothman294 thank you 💜
Sgt Mackenzie
@@stevenj2108 Brilliant suggestion a modern day composition written for a grandfather who fought in the first world War, I love that song 🎵 mind you I do have a penchant for a dirge. Sets the body huming, certain a perfect example of an emotional vibe sparked by music. Thank you for the reminder.
You really should add a credit for John Tams. He sang and arranged the song, after all! Enjoyed the video.
Christ they look young. Was it really 1992,,,, time goes to fast.
Шарп на всегда в моём сердце!
the song of over the hills and far away is a great song, not nearly enough vids on it though.
Hakeswill, Simmerson, Ducos, Jane, Rossendale & Dodd hated this!
336 fellow Chosen Men AND Women loved this!
Love this song. Love this series. Love this character. Sean Bean is the man!!!
Awesome! Love the song, tho...
2 years later :)
brilliant films :D
Nick Russell
Great job on this - well done! For those interested, the Sharpe CD featuring this song is available on e-bay. Just type in "Sharpe CD".
Awsome Video and awsome song. Sharpe is brilliant.
I never seen this show.looks good,and would love to see it.
I know right !
I didn't see it at first then I thought about it and it all fell togather !
Now try this one ...
Look at star ship troopers and tell me what you think the Mobile ifantry remind you of ......
I keep hopeing they'll make a TV show or a movei out of one of the book's.
Hopefully one of the Gaunts Ghosts book's !
Sharpe: every woman wants him and every man wants to be him.
I love the Voice of John Tams / Hagman
0:28 kind of reminds me of Farther Jack 🤣🍻
Song is by John Tams based on traditional song. buka482 has no claim
cavey davey he's not claiming anything, he's simply posting it to share with us
song: Over The Hills And Far Away
Einfach nur Hammergeil!!!
Does anyone know where i can get that song? i love it!
@Shrike159
better suited to our "Shadow King" getting married this Summer? King William? This song is truly great!
"The sun never sets on the British Empire" she will rise again!
Rule Britannia
Over the hills and a long way of, the wind will blow my top knot off! (a differant version.)
i think your best bet is to download it, convert it, then burn it
...unless you want to spend hours searching for it on itunes
Very well, Bueno, Sehr schön!
Now that's soldiering
@zenonko the tv programmes sharpes challange and sharpes peril (both set in india) are the novels sharpes tiger,sharpes fortress and sharpes triumph reworked for tv and set in 1817
My god, he was gorgeous in this series. Wish he'd cut back on the booze. It's ruining his fine looks.
He certainly was! 😉
niestety nie czytałam książek o Sharpe,ale jak będę miała wolną chwilę to na pewno sobie poczytam :) a jeśli chodzi o filmową wersję,to zainteresowałam się Sharpe'm dzięki Sean Beanowi - uwielbiam tego aktora :D ja również mam nadzieję,że powstanie polska wersja Sharpe..to naprawdę byłoby super...
Ja na razie przeczytałam "Trafalgar", teraz kończę "Tygrysa", który z tych dwóch książek mi się najbardziej podoba (w Trafalgarze według mnie za długo działa się akcja na pierwszym statku). A potem zabieram się za "Łupy" :)
I'll need more than this little box to realy explain it .
But here's the short one ...
Corbec is a guy in a multi book story about the Tanith 1st and only . These 2 men are alot alike in my opinion thus my other comment .
You'd need to be a war hammer fan in order to realy get it .
Not bad for your first film! I think it's very well put together.
95th are Skirmishers haha all be damn. Guerilla warfare kinda in open field is how they are suppose to be used. They had rifles designed better than usa at the time, it beat the Brown Bass musket (not going to explain this). During this time usa was doing its own thing probably.
The Royal family sent them to Gibraltar through Spain? Ya... depending on the fighting in that terrain, skirmishers might of been a good choice for that. If this was all near Madrid (capital) I think.
świetny film szkoda że taki mały budżet był
This is from Sharpe's Eagle.
a mixture of all scens from sharpe but still a great vid....looking for that dvd that was mentioned below
the Sweet William was very cool :)
very coooool show ;)
so all real bastards out there, have a look!!!
LOL
Over The Hills & Far Away: The Music of Sharpe: John Tams & Dominic Muldowney & Barry Coope. {Prior to Decimal Day in 1971 there were 240 pence in one pound sterling. Twelve pence made a shilling, and twenty shillings made a pound. In 1809 40 Shillings = 2 Pounds Sterling}.
Over The Hills And Far Away ~ John Tams version: Written by:John Tams
Here's forty shillings on the drum
For those who'll volunteer to come
To 'list and fight the foe today.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
Then fall in lads behind the drum,
With colours blazing like the sun.
Along the road to come-what may.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
When duty calls me, I must go
To stand and face another foe.
But part of me will always stray
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
If I should fall to rise no more,
As many comrades did before,
Then ask the fifes and drums to play.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Here's forty shillings on the drum
For those who'll volunteer to come
To 'list and fight the foe today.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.(...fade out...)
@spiritgirl2796 It is actually from Sharpe's Gold as that is Lieutenent Ayres of the Provosts
Really good video, for being the first...
Nice Video ;)
Lyrics:
Here's forty shillings on the drum
For those who'll volunteer to come
To 'list and fight the foe today.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
When duty calls me, I must go
To stand and face another foe.
But part of me will always stray
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
If I should fall to rise no more,
As many comrades did before,
Then ask the fifes and drums to play.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
Then fall in lads behind the drum,
With colours blazing like the sun.
Along the road to come-what may.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.
O'er the hills and o'er the main.
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and far away.(...fade out...)
...is fourty shillings on the trum... it was the one help to fulfill my duty!
Wacław Gąsiorowski: "Huragan", "Rok 1809", "Szwoleżerowie gwardii".
Pozdrowienia z Polski
+LORD SAVE OUR QUEEN.+
Where are commanders like Sharpe? And movies about them?
This is from Sharpe's Enemy.
Bernard Cornwell napisal tez wspanialy cykl powiesci o Angli okolo 10-tego wieku, 'Lords of the North' "The Burning Land" ...
Osobiście znam kilkanaście osób z mojej małej miejscowości - wielkich fanów Sharpa, zarówno książki jak i cyklu filmowego.