During the Peninsular War Sergeant Richard Sharpe is promoted to Lieutenant after saving the Duke of Wellington's life. He is given command of a squad of riflemen, the best shots in the army. He soon earns a reputation for being the man to entrust a dangerous mission to and Wellington regularly finds tasks for him.
Sharpe Ratings & Reviews
- ርልዪረ19 lutego 2025The complete series of Richard Sharpe and his men is fantastic.Bare in mind that the series didnt have a large budget to work with compared to big Hollywood movies but everyone involved has done a sterling job.The series is compelling viewing and Sean Bean and fellow cast members are superb and you follow there exploits right up till the Battle of Waterloo Unfortunately to truly enjoy the series you will need to get the whole set consisting of 15 DVDS but well worth it and I would say well worth the value for quality viewing.Sean Bean is one of my favourite actors and no matter what hes in you are guaranteed quality acting which is a great attribute to the calibre of the man. If you like historial viewing The Sharpe series is a absolute must,action,romance,battles,great scenery.Treat yourself you will really enjoy this excellent collection. New footnote as of 29th Jan 2010. A further two additions of new adventures is now available.Sharpes Peril and Sharpes Challenge both movies set in India and must say both highly enjoyable,the adventures are a continuation for Sharpe after Waterloo and am pleased to say format has stuck to the original series so you wont be dissapointed,so now you will have to get all 17 dvds to complete the collection;WWWWhhhhhooooops' Well worth the loot and superb entertainment.
- flavo436 grudnia 2025Sharpe brings the Napoleonic Wars to life with a vibrancy rarely seen in period dramas. Based on Bernard Cornwell’s novels, the series avoids the dryness often associated with historical military tales, instead delivering action, depth, and compelling character arcs. Sean Bean’s portrayal of Richard Sharpe is central: a soldier who rises from humble beginnings, proving that honor, courage, loyalty, and strength of will are not the preserve of nobility or wealth. The series cleverly weaves Sharpe through real battles and encounters with historical figures, adding authenticity and nuance to the narrative. The blend of fictional drama with historical detail makes the conflicts feel immediate and engaging, while the camaraderie and rivalries within the ranks add emotional weight. With strong performances, gripping storytelling, and a balance of grit and heroism, Sharpe stands out as a fresh, exciting take on a decade-long conflict.
Sharpe Trivia
Sharpe has 7 seasons.
Sharpe has 18 episodes.
The key characters in Sharpe are Richard Sharpe (Sean Bean), Patrick Harper (Daragh O'Malley), Daniel Hagman (John Tams).
Sharpe was directed by Tom Clegg.
Sharpe was produced by Malcolm Craddock, Simon Lewis, Chris Burt.
During the Peninsular War Sergeant Richard Sharpe is promoted to Lieutenant after saving the Duke of Wellington's life. He is given command of a squad of riflemen, the best shots in the army. He soon earns a reputation for being the man to entrust a dangerous mission to and Wellington regularly finds tasks for him.
Sharpe is rated Not Rated.
Sharpe is an Action, Adventure, Dramat show.
Sharpe has an audience rating of 8.4 out of 10.
Sharpe episodes are 90 min long.
No, this show was canceled after 7 seasons.