Sharpe's Justice - Filming Location at Helmshore Mill
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Sharpe's Justice is a British television drama, the 13th of a series that follows the career of Richard Sharpe, a fictional British soldier during the Napoleonic Wars.
Unlike most of the other instalments of the series, this episode was not based on a novel by Bernard Cornwell.
A key scene in the story is based on the Peterloo Massacre of 1819, reset here to Keighley in Yorkshire, in 1814. (Source Wikipedia)
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In this video, we travel to nearby Helmshore Mills and to the place where some of the scenes used in Sharpe's Justice were filmed in 1997.
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Top video again mate, and thanks so much for the shout out. Much appreciated. Yes, can confirm, the mill is Gibson Mill, Hardcastle Crags, Hebden Bridge. 😊
Cheers Matt 👍 And not a problem giving you a shout out. You've helped us on our channel plenty of times 😃
Ow that brings back great memories of primary school trips. Great learning more of the history and filming history. Absolutely brilliant video.
As a huge Sharpe fan I enjoyed this. Well presented 😊
Hope we did it justice. Thanks 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
A crackin series back in the day. Thanks for posting this, enjoyed it 👍
Cheers pal 👍 We've a few filming locations in and around the town we live in 😃
Hi folks- Believe it or not I was a member of the Sharpe appreciation society and went on trips to Waterloo and the Spanish peninsular- the author Bernard Cornwell accompanied us- never got to meet Sean alas, but did meet some of the other cast at our first general meeting - I did find a human hip bone at Waterloo though! X
The Sharpe series was absolutely cracking TV . I have watched every episode more than once. Shape's Justice was the next to last episode covering the Napoleonic Wars. Sean Bean reprised the role of Sharpe in 2008 but set in India. I never knew until now that some of the filming was done at Helmshore. Although I've only just watched your video you have made my day 😊
I love visiting places where films or tv shows have been made. Trying to match up some of the scenes and getting a buzz when finding them 🤣 We have a couple more videos lined up like this from other TV shows.
Yes me too I've watched every episode ever over and over. I'm an historical artist so I've found this channel and this video and it's brilliant to me. 😊
Many thanks 😊
Trying to catch up, this looks beautiful, didn't watch the film but I always love when pictures are matched up
Thank you for a very interesting video I don't remember watching it maybe I did my memory is not good now lol!!. I love how you go to all different places well done 👏👏👏
Thanks Jules. We wanted to match up some of the locations of Sharpe but never really thought if people would be interested or not. Anyhow, we just went out last weekend and thought, why not! 🤣
Sorry I just watch your new video tonight I really enjoyed keep up with the good work guys X❤😊
Very cool location, I’d like to visit that museum one day. Liked the change of pace with this video being about a filming location. Would love to see more.
Cheers mate 👍 We have a couple more planned like this. I was surprised when researching filming locations just how many TV shows and movies have been filmed in and around our neck of the woods.
never got around to watching sharp. BUT DO LOVE THIS VIDEO, The location is great
Many thanks Dave! I remember only watching a couple of episodes so never really got into it. But I do remember the hype when they came filming close to where I live but unfortunately, we never got to meet or even saw Sean Bean.
You really should have more followers. Your work is done well .I watch all of them.
@@daveflick12 We seem to pick up a flurry of new subscribers and we cannot thank them (or you) enough. But then we lose one or two, so its up and down but thats how it goes. I think because we, for the moment, are travelling locally to cover the stories due to the poor weather, the topics wont be as interesting to many folk, which I fully understand. But as soon as it becomes a bit more calmer, we have a small black notebook full of locations we want to visit which are further away. At the end of this year, we are over in Rome, so keep an eye out for something we plan to record whilst out there as well. We are also going to be covering more darker stories from our Victorian past, which seem to go down well with most of who follow us.
I used to play out round here as a kid. I worked close by. Gregorys pine. Im born and bred in Helmshore.
1826 April Chris. Weavers uprising. You might be interested in a group thats getting ready for the 200 th anniversary...getting the event publicised more.
Hi Clive, thanks for watching and clarifying the year. It's a story we have looked into, the Peterloo Massacre, but one which I think needs lots of research to do it justice. I'm interested in the 200th anniversary event, so anything you can share or I can help with, I'd be more than interested in looking into.
Peterloo, not Waterloo. Two completely different 'battles'.
Correct! I've done that a lot with the two names, saying the wrong one many a time.