Sharpe The Legend (Part 4) | Bonus Features | Sharpe

[@SharpeOfficial]

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[@cumbrianmackem9296]

Anymore bonus features planned?

[@lordomacron3719]

i own them all on DVD and all the books yet i am still watch these clips i have no logical reason why

[@andyharris17able]

If Sean Bean never acted ever again he should be so proud of his portrayal of his character, absolutely brilliant . As we're all the main actors , it was like a land version of Horatio Hornblower , also brilliant...

[@lordomacron3719]

even the Authur Cornwell describes Sharpe as Hornblower

[@SantomPh]

@@lordomacron3719 who is Arthur Cornwell? the author is Bernard.

[@SantomPh]

Cornwell himself changed Sharpe's character in the books to match Sean Bean after seeing how popular he was. There is literally no other man who embodies Sharpe. Ian McKellen is Gandalf, Sean Bean is Sharpe.

[@lordomacron3719]

@@SantomPh damn it i meant Author. my bad

[@lordomacron3719]

@@SantomPh I know, you will find me commenting the same thing on another Shapre Vid somewhere on KZbin

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

I still get choked up seeing Harris and Hagman at Waterloo.

[@jimmihshs]

Best friends just as close as Sharpe and Harper.

[@heroic-stem-cellgaming3202]

Same, some wounds just don’t close 😞

[@williamwinder3466]

They died like men. Now that's soldiering

[@janpiet4740]

Band of brothers

[@benedictjlarkin9296]

I am glad one rifleman made it out at least. Good to see Cooper back.

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

Keep track of your possessions around him. Just in case.

[@m1994a3jagnew]

They never explained Isiah tongue or dobbs

[@Briselance]

@@m1994a3jagnew Isaiah Tongue was killed in action.

[@TheIrishTea]

@@m1994a3jagnew 4 months late, but in the books, Tongue died trying to warn Sharpe of an attack, shot dead.

[@omnipotentpumpkin9755]

All you folks behind this channel deserve some credit. Before lockdown I never even heard of Sharpe, but coming across these videos was really helpful preventing me from going stir crazy. Whilst playing games I had these auto-playing on my second screen and I stopped gaming for many hours fixated on Sharpe clips haha Thanks for memories and for putting in the effort so we can get by through those times.

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

Welcome, Chosen Man.

[@abntemplar82]

same here. now i've also gone through the first of the books as well.

[@heroic-stem-cellgaming3202]

I personally think that because this was narrated through the memory of a chosen man, gives it so much more weight. This was a series that I had grown up with, me and my Granda would narrate as it was playing. Those kind of memories are so precious and all I can say is thank you to all the cast and crew throughout the years.

[@paulpeterson4216]

"I beg your pardon Mam, but the door was locked" It take some big grapeshot to say that to a woman who has already shot you once.

[@Hebblewater1]

Fuck me dead, Cooper being more or less the last of the lads killed me more than Sharpe's eulogy for that young officer in India. Now that's soldiering.

[@CreeXLR]

technically 5 (if i recall correctly) riflemen have "survived" to the end. Quotation marks are mainly because they're considered as survived if they're not mentioned dying. Funnily enough, Hagman and Harris have survived in the books and didn't die at Waterloo :) So chin up ol' boy, these good soldiers made it out!

[@SantomPh]

@@CreeXLR Hagman also dies in the book. Harris doesn't exist in the books, he was created for the TV movies. You didn't read the books at all, did you? Cooper is allowed to narrate this special despite dying off-page in the legendary retreat to Coruna, which in the novels split the Light Company into several detachments, one of which was under Sharpe and attached to the South Essex. TV wise, Cooper is injured in Sharpe's Gold and sent back to England, but never killed.

[@bronsonperich9430]

Surviving Simmerson, and the Prince of Orange with Sharpe taking you along to death-defying missions. Now that's soldiering.

[@Galastel]

@@SantomPh Harris was created for the show, but Cornwell liked him so much, he wrote him into later books. And he did survive.

[@jimmihshs]

20:50 Cooper brought dammed tears to my face.

[@thomaswilkinson3241]

Glad to see the rascal Cooper is alive to tell the Tale.

[@englishmaninfrance661]

English volley fire was SO effective ! This was a totally brilliant series . Sean Bean was never better . So I bought the whole lot on DVD

[@frankyw8803]

I absolutely loved this series ...I even got called Sean Bean outside Camden Tube Station .

[@angelfan16]

I'm on book 10! Making my way through!

[@antananarive6298]

What a moment! Watch, draw-well behind!

[@imjustsayingfyi]

It is hard to trust a man who wants to borrow a picklock

[@primrosehill24]

I won't get emotional...I won't get emotional...it's just a boo... "There's 40 shillings on the drum" Ah crap

[@AdmRose]

@19:46 - Yea, a teenage me said the exact same thing when I saw my first real pair 🤦‍♂️

[@michelmendoza1769]

Thogh he was great as Odysseus in TROY

[@Briselance]

14:02 😂 that scream

[@lordomacron3719]

oh i forgot the Borg Queen was in Sharpe

[@chavamara]

And whatever happened to Antonia, Theresa's daughter?

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

Raised by her mother's family.

[@kermitefrog64]

This series did remind me of Horatio Hornblower. I have a copy of that series of books in one volume from the early 1950's. Years later I purchased the movies they had on A&E with Ioan Gruffudd in the leading roll. I have seen other earlier versions with Gregory Peck. This was also a fascinating series of movies With Sean Bean. I have seen some of these movies on PBS but most of them on KZbin. This was an interesting time in European history during the Napoleonic time period and the struggles between France and the British Empire.

[@ilfarmboy]

not a volley gun it was a blunderbuss he got shot by

[@jackal1840]

Wish harper had that instead of a volley gun.

[@victoriaevelyn3953]

i hate the later episodes its just everyone stabbing each other in back to get the better of themselves shrape turns into a bloodthirsty angry man jane becomes a bitter crone and the last of the chosen die in the crappest way possible using their last bit of plot armour to get out of the barn only to be thrown away like an old rag

[@Galastel]

A long war would make any sane man bitter and disillusioned. But it certainly does feel like Cornwell ran out of good ideas and started recycling boring old tropes at some point. For me, Sharpe's Eagle was the best, and after Sharpe's Enemy things became a real disappointment. No woman could compare to Theresa, no enemy was as unpleasant as Hakeswill. And with the Chosen Men wither dying or disappearing between episodes, there were fewer and fewer likeable characters each time.

[@michelmendoza1769]

Kind of strange that he mainly portrayed villains after Sharpe

[@davidkinsey8657]

Ned Stark and Boromir were not villains.

[@lordsjaak]

i know it is fiction but still i found crinchy about the Netherlands and Sharpe... i did also research and the veterans house in Bronbeek in Arnhem it was really both Dutch historians and English historians having both mixed facts...

[@abntemplar82]

I've watched the series a couple times now, and what ever happened to Tongue and Copper?

[@Galastel]

The actors had other projects / wanted more money, so the characters just disappeared between episodes. Cooper was wounded in the last episode he was in, so one can imagine he was shipped back to England, and thus survived to tell tales in a pub.

[@abntemplar82]

@@Galastel so what you're really trying to say is for me to get off my ass and read the dam books.....lol

[@dennismckown4951]

if the prince of orange caught a social desease, dont think hed last long as king

[@hylkewesterhuis9667]

What became of ''Sharpe The Legend (Part 3)" ? :_[ hYlkeW

[@SharpeOfficial]

Here's the link to part 3. Enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWXYpIOthcaCn7M

[@fangospucklovesveena464]

It is my name...

[@yojon4905]

As an American this show almost made me want to be English almost

[@tedwarden1608]

Never mind most of us like you septics. But don’t want to be one. And every president bar two I think can trace their family roots back to the UK. Whatever just an observation :-)

[@sgu02nsc66]

You can stay American and be a loyalist like good old Leroy 😉

[@sgu02nsc66]

I should say Virginian for Leroy

[@leighjordine4031]

We founded your nation

[@jayjaul158]

did they really march into gunfire like that ?

[@Kaptain13Gonzo]

Frighteningly, yes.

[@garykubodera9528]

Even up to WWI sadly..

[@rogerhwerner6997]

Understand that the typical infantryman used a smoothbore musket with an accuracy of maybe 50 feet. To mitigate low anticipated accuracy, European armies marched to battles in rows and fired in volleys. Such battlefield tactics were effective but 50% losses were not at all unusual because rows of lead fired en masse' cannot discriminate target.

[@Briselance]

04:23 Was that any different from before? Oh, yes. Only the commoners, before.

[@themutualfriend5286]

Riflemen make yourselves heard...

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

Chosen Men! To me!

[@WinterDrachen]

🐉🐺🐉

[@penginator89]

Pov: spanish farmstead

[@garypickering7981]

Who are the 8 weenie boys who gave a thumbs down ???

[@saadkhan1128]

Simmerson and company!

[@fxe7332]

First to say first

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

FIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLTH!