Sharpe's Enemy

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A A @Ahmed8128181811 08/29/2022 small budget, huge impression! iconic show! See more 04/04/2014 The fourth of the Sharpe adaptations, this is somewhat unusual in that the events of this (and the novel) do not take place around any particular historical event (such as the siege of Badajoz, or the battle of Talavera, or of Waterloo ...). Rather, this is based around a more generic defence scenario: while the novel calls it the Defence of Portugal, it's really only a pass into the country. This is also the first to introduce the French spymaster Pierre Ducos, and is also the one in which Sharpe is (once again) bereaved. See more 06/02/2013 With a nod to Arthur Conan Doyle's "Marechal Millefleurs"and praise for Hurley and Postlethwaite I'd say Sam has it right. See more 11/03/2012 Sean Bean has only friends. See more 04/12/2012 And here it isâ¦.the end of Hakeswill. The book itself was very awesome and the film is just as good, but it is a bittersweet ending as both Teresa, who was a brilliant character for Sharpe, and Obadiah Hakeswill, the best antagonist for Sharpe, are both killed off. The death of Teresa is sad and upsetting, and the death of Hakeswill is also brilliantly done. With the story of a army of deserters to be battled, it offers a different perspective, and works brilliantly. Top class film. See more 01/22/2011 I just can't really get into this series. See more Read all reviews

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