| Sharpe's (episode 7) Battle | |||||
| BFS (1995) | |||||
| Drama, War | |||||
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| Sean Bean | Richard Sharpe | |
| Daragh O'Malley | Sgt. Patrick Harper | |
| Allie Byrne | Lady Kiely | |
| Jason Durr | Lord Kiely | |
| Hugh Fraser | Wellington | |
| Hugh Ross | Major Mungo Munro | |
| John Tams | ||
| Liam Carney | O'Rourke | |
| Oliver Cotton | Loup | |
| Lyndon Davies | Perkins | |
| Phelim Drew | Donaju | |
| Robert Hands | Jenkins | |
| Ian McNeice | Runciman | |
| Michael Cochrane | ||
| Emily Mortimer | ||
| Jason Salkey | Rifleman Harris |
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| Producer | Chris Burt
Ted Childs Malcolm Craddock |
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| Writer | Russell Lewis
Bernard Cornwell |
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"Hugely enjoyable." -The Sun British officer Richard Sharpe has his work cut out for him. Wellington orders him to take charge of the Royal Irish Guard, a gift from the Spanish King Ferdinand and make them into soldiers for their first-ever battle. Sharpe must also contend with the commander of the Guard, Lord Kiely (Jason Durr) and his devoted, but neglected wife, Lucy (Allie Byrne). The French continue to fight a fierce rear-guard action while being driven out of Spain. Sharpe must recover stolen supply wagons and lead his green troops into battle against a French general whose "chief weapon is horror." |
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