| Sharpe's (episode 8) Sword | |||||
| BFS (1995) | |||||
| Drama, War | |||||
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| Sean Bean | Richard Sharpe | |
| Daragh O'Malley | Patrick Harper | |
| Patrick Fierry | Leroux | |
| John Kavanagh | Father Curtis | |
| Emily Mortimer | Lass | |
| John Tams | ||
| Jason Salkey | Rifleman Harris | |
| Michael Cochrane | Sir Henry Simmerson | |
| Vernon Dobtcheff | Don Felipe | |
| Pat Laffan | Connelly | |
| Walter McDonagle | Father O'Sullivan | |
| Stephen Moore | Berkeley | |
| Allie Byrne | ||
| Oliver Cotton | ||
| James Purefoy | Lord Jack Spears | |
| Hugh Ross | Major Mungo Munro |
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| Producer | Chris Burt
Ted Childs |
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| Writer | Eoghan Harris
Bernard Cornwell |
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"...as enjoyable as ever." -Daily Telegraph The Franco-Spanish Frontier, 1813. Although the French army is in retreat from Spain, Napoleon is planning a surprise counter-attack. To succeed, he must flush out and capture Wellington's master spy, El Mirador. Sharpe is sent to protect El Mirador from the French Colonel Leroux -- one of the "Boney's Best" swordsmen and personally chosen by Napoleon for the job. The danger of the mission becomes clear to Sharpe when he finds himself in a fight for his life against the accomplished Leroux. |
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