Acclaimed
actor Sean Bean brings Richard Sharpe to life in
this
action-packed & addictive series of Napoleonic
TV-movies set during the Peninsular War.
They
are available on DVD and video.
Sharpe's Rifles Set
during the terrible retreat to Corunna, Sharpe wins
promotion and finds himself given an almost impossible
mission to complete. Movie Review
Sharpe's
Sword Sharpe
not only has to hunt out a traitor and French spy,
but finds himself battling an enemy who is as ruthless
and dangerous as himself.
Sharpe's
Regiment In
a bid to save his beloved regiment from being disbanded,
Sharpe returns to England and battles a sinister system
of military and political corruption.
Sharpe's
Company Hakeswill
- an old hated foe - returns to try to ruin Sharpe's
career just before the British army tries to storm
the fortress of Badajoz.
Sharpe's
Siege What
seems like a good idea at the time turns into a suicide
mission for Sharpe as he finds himself trapped and
isolated in enemy home territory.
Sharpe's
Honour A
cunning French plan forces Sharpe to risk all in an
attempt to save the British alliance with Spain, his
honour and - more importantly - his life.
Sharpe's
Justice After
the Peninsular War Sharpe returns to his native Yorkshire
only to find that there are still more battles to
fight before he finds peace.
Sharpe's
Battle Sharpe
is sent to whip into
shape an Irish company
in Spanish service and finds himself in extreme peril
from both the French - and his new command.
Sharpe's
Waterloo Napoleon
Bonaparte has returned to power and Sharpe's final
battle against the French has him serving on the field
of Waterloo - in very different circumstances.
Set
during the terrible retreat to Corunna, Sharpe wins
promotion and finds himself given an almost impossible
mission to complete.
Sharpe
not only has to hunt out a traitor and French spy,
but finds himself battling an enemy who is as ruthless
and dangerous as himself.
In
a bid to save his beloved regiment from being disbanded,
Sharpe returns to England and battles a sinister system
of military and political corruption.
Hakeswill
- an old hated foe - returns to try to ruin Sharpe's
career just before the British army tries to storm
the fortress of Badajoz.
What
seems like a good idea at the time turns into a suicide
mission for Sharpe as he finds himself trapped and
isolated in enemy home territory.
Sharpe
must not only fight the French, but also take on an
army of deserters that includes his detested old enemy
Hakeswill.
In
one of his toughest assignments Sharpe must not only
beat the French, but also uncover a traitor who is
regarded as a hero.
A
cunning French plan forces Sharpe to risk all in an
attempt to save the British alliance with Spain, his
honour and - more importantly - his life.
Accused
of murder, Sharpe must discover who is behind the
plot that made off with Imperial treasure and set
him up to be executed as a criminal.
Sharpe
finds himself in trouble right up to his neck with
deserters, military provosts and a mysterious Spanish
brigand who skins his enemies alive.
After
the Peninsular War Sharpe returns to his native Yorkshire
only to find that there are still more battles to
fight before he finds peace.
Sharpe
is sent to whip into
shape an Irish company
in Spanish service and finds himself in extreme peril
from both the French - and his new command.
Napoleon
Bonaparte has returned to power and Sharpe's final
battle against the French has him serving on the field
of Waterloo - in very different circumstances.