| Sharpe's (episode 13) Justice | |||||
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| Drama, War | |||||
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| Sean Bean | Richard Sharpe | |
| Abigail Cruttenden | Jane Sharpe | |
| Alexis Denisof | Rossendale | |
| Philip Glenister | Truman | |
| Douglas Henshall | Wickham | |
| Caroline Langrishe | Lady Anne Camoynes | |
| Daragh O'Malley | ||
| Tony Aitken | Horse Guards Clerk | |
| Philip Anthony | Stanwyck | |
| Paul Bettany | ||
| Richard Bremmer | Arnold | |
| Nick Conway | Sam West | |
| Neil Dickson | ||
| Hugh Fraser | ||
| Tony Haygarth | Parfitt | |
| Caroline Langrise |
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| Producer | Malcolm Craddock
Muir Sutherland |
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| Writer | Bernard Cornwell
Patrick Harbinson |
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"Handsomely mounted epic." -Wall Street Journal Sharpe is back in England with his reputation fully restored. He is ordered to the north where he is to command the local militia in a troubled town. It is there that Sharpe faces an agonizing decision - whether to side with the town's corrupt gentry or to support his own kind, the rough and tough of the world who are abused by their superiors. |
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