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Sharpe's Siege

Sharpe, with his new commanding officer, is sent to capture a castle when news comes of locals who will rise against Bonaparte. However, he is somewhat distracted by thoughts of his wife whom he was forced to leave while stricken with fever.

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Tom Clegg

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Action, Adventure, History, War

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Major Richard Sharpe Capt. William Frederickson Capt. Neil Palmer Catherine Rifleman Reilly Rifleman Robinson General Calvet Gaston Major Pierre Ducos Major General Ross Catherine Major General Ross

Ducos... - Sharpe's Siege

Hup. - Sharpe's Siege

- Go.
- En garde. - Sharpe's Siege

- Go. - En garde.

Arrh. - Sharpe's Siege

Good shooting Sharpe - Sharpe's Siege

Good shooting Sharpe

He's got the er - Sharpe's Siege

He's got the er

Don't be too hard
on them, Richard. - Sharpe's Siege

Don't be too hard on them, Richard.

Oh your castle - Sharpe's Siege

Perhaps I have been
too pessimistic. - Sharpe's Siege

Perhaps I have been too pessimistic.

- Evening, Smithers.
- Sir. - Sharpe's Siege

- Evening, Smithers. - Sir.

You stupid bloody bastard. - Sharpe's Siege

You stupid bloody bastard.

May I intercede? - Sharpe's Siege

May I intercede?

It doesn't do to duel with
your new commanding officer. - Sharpe's Siege

It doesn't do to duel with your new commanding officer.

Apology accepted... - Sharpe's Siege

Apology accepted...

Till death do us part. - Sharpe's Siege

Till death do us part.

- No.
- Ah, go on. Let me come with you. - Sharpe's Siege

- No. - Ah, go on. Let me come with you.

I must see her. - Sharpe's Siege

I must see her.

- Can't you move it faster?
- Carrying a lot of weight, sir. - Sharpe's Siege

- Can't you move it faster? - Carrying a lot of weight,...

Fever? - Sharpe's Siege

Here. I'll take him. - Sharpe's Siege

Here. I'll take him.

What's the matter with him Fatigue sir - Sharpe's Siege

What's the matter with him Fatigue sir

What would you like most in the world Robinson - Sharpe's Siege

What would you like most in the world Robinson

Tomorrow we'll be in
sight of the castle. - Sharpe's Siege

Tomorrow we'll be in sight of the castle.

Tea? - Sharpe's Siege

You'll be missing her, then? - Sharpe's Siege

You'll be missing her, then?

Who goes there? - Sharpe's Siege

Who goes there?

Reilly, do you hear something? - Sharpe's Siege

Reilly, do you hear something?

A French patrol? - Sharpe's Siege

A French patrol?

I've a terrible
toothache, Reilly. I - Sharpe's Siege

I've a terrible toothache, Reilly. I

Column. Halt. - Sharpe's Siege

Glass, Palmer. - Sharpe's Siege

The Prince of Wales's Own
Volunteers, prepare to advance. - Sharpe's Siege

The Prince of Wales's Own Volunteers, prepare to advanc...

Keep in line. - Sharpe's Siege

On your feet, son. On your feet. - Sharpe's Siege

On your feet, son. On your feet.

Bampfylde's no soldier.
He's a bloody butcher. - Sharpe's Siege

Bampfylde's no soldier. He's a bloody butcher.

The ladders aren't long enough. - Sharpe's Siege

The ladders aren't long enough.

The men are restless, sir. - Sharpe's Siege

The men are restless, sir.

Easy, there, lad. Easy. That's it. - Sharpe's Siege

Easy, there, lad. Easy. That's it.

Who goes there? - Sharpe's Siege

Who goes there?

Open the gates. - Sharpe's Siege

Open the gates.

What happens? - Sharpe's Siege

That's our bugle, sir.
Blowing the rally. - Sharpe's Siege

That's our bugle, sir. Blowing the rally.

Stop the fire. - Sharpe's Siege

A pretty girl, Palmer. - Sharpe's Siege

A pretty girl, Palmer.

- Mademoiselle.
- Monsieur? - Sharpe's Siege

- Mademoiselle. - Monsieur?

They've split their forces again. - Sharpe's Siege

They've split their forces again.

A French convoy. - Sharpe's Siege

A French convoy.

Frederickson take halfthe men Get behind that wall - Sharpe's Siege

Frederickson take halfthe men Get behind that wall

Get to your post, Robinson. - Sharpe's Siege

Get to your post, Robinson.

Sssh. - Sharpe's Siege

How dare you. - Sharpe's Siege

I'm ashamed to be your sister. - Sharpe's Siege

I'm ashamed to be your sister.

Make ready. - Sharpe's Siege

- Fire.
- Covered. - Sharpe's Siege

- Fire. - Covered.

Pull. My God. Pull. - Sharpe's Siege

Pull. My God. Pull.

Keep it up, Robinson. The
rest of you, follow me. - Sharpe's Siege

Keep it up, Robinson. The rest of you, follow me.

It's Jesuit's bark. - Sharpe's Siege

It's Jesuit's bark.

What luck. Voltaire. - Sharpe's Siege

What luck. Voltaire.

Robinson. - Sharpe's Siege

- I'm sorry, Frederickson.
- Good God, Sharpe. Not for that? - Sharpe's Siege

- I'm sorry, Frederickson. - Good God, Sharpe. Not for ...

Harris, ask the old man if
he'd rise against Bonaparte. - Sharpe's Siege

Harris, ask the old man if he'd rise against Bonaparte.

So much for the Compte
de Maquerre's rebellion. - Sharpe's Siege

So much for the Compte de Maquerre's rebellion.

Hey up. - Sharpe's Siege

Argh. - Sharpe's Siege

You've done well, Palmer. - Sharpe's Siege

You've done well, Palmer.

I beg your pardon, sir, but Miss
Catherine would like to see you. - Sharpe's Siege

I beg your pardon, sir, but Miss Catherine would like to see...

Show the Colours, boys. - Sharpe's Siege

Show the Colours, boys.

Shite. - Sharpe's Siege

Thanks Pat - Sharpe's Siege

And if I were a soldier - Sharpe's Siege

And if I were a soldier

The cellar it is full of oyster shells - Sharpe's Siege

The cellar it is full of oyster shells

What happens when you burn oyster shells - Sharpe's Siege

What happens when you burn oyster shells

I can't sleep - Sharpe's Siege

That were close, Sharpe? - Sharpe's Siege

That were close, Sharpe?

They want to parley. - Sharpe's Siege

They want to parley.

You make your bed Maquerre and then you lie in it - Sharpe's Siege

You make your bed Maquerre and then you lie in it

Ready my children. - Sharpe's Siege

Ready my children.

You're a good shot, Robinson, lad. - Sharpe's Siege

You're a good shot, Robinson, lad.

Well done Ducos. Look
at my frightened men. - Sharpe's Siege

Well done Ducos. Look at my frightened men.

The gates are wide open. - Sharpe's Siege

The gates are wide open.

- Vive L'Empereur.
- Vive L'Empereur. - Sharpe's Siege

- Vive L'Empereur. - Vive L'Empereur.

Vive L'Empereur. Vive L'Empereur. - Sharpe's Siege

Vive L'Empereur. Vive L'Empereur.

- Vive L'Empereur.
- Vive L'Empereur. - Sharpe's Siege

- Vive L'Empereur. - Vive L'Empereur.

It will be my turn soon. - Sharpe's Siege

It will be my turn soon.

Quickly. Pull it. - Sharpe's Siege

Quickly. Pull it.

Form ranks. Form
ranks at the gates. - Sharpe's Siege

Form ranks. Form ranks at the gates.

Second rank, form here. Form rank. - Sharpe's Siege

Second rank, form here. Form rank.

Poor Gaston. Was it bad? - Sharpe's Siege

Poor Gaston. Was it bad?

Thank God. - Sharpe's Siege

Why did I move Ducos,
why did I move? - Sharpe's Siege

Why did I move Ducos, why did I move?

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Sharpe, with his new commanding officer, is sent to capture a castle when news comes of locals who will rise against Bonaparte. However, he is somewhat distracted by thoughts of his wife whom he was forced to leave while stricken with fever.

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Director: Tom Clegg

Writer: Bernard Cornwell (novel), Eoghan Harris

Production: N/A

Genre: Action, Adventure, History, War

Year: 1996

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ImdbRating: 8.0

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Released: 29 Jul 2006

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