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Charles Wood (from a script by)
Bernard Cornwell (based on the novel by)
Release Date:
22 July 2006 (USA) more
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Told his battalion is to be split up due to lack of recruits at home, Sharpe and Harper return to England to investigate... more | add synopsis
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Among my favorites of the series more (4 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Sean Bean | ... | Sharpe |
 | Daragh O'Malley | ... | Harper |
| Abigail Cruttenden | ... | Jane Gibbons |
| Michael Cochrane | ... | Sir Henry Simmerson |
| Nicholas Farrell | ... | Lord Fenner |
| Caroline Langrishe | ... | Lady Anne Camoynes |
| James Laurenson | ... | Maj. General Ross |
| Mark Lambert | ... | Colonel Girdwood |
| Julian Fellowes | ... | The Prince Regent |
| Norman Rossington | ... | Horatio Havercamp |
| John Tams | ... | Hagman |
| Jason Salkey | ... | Harris |
| Steve Chambers | ... | Charlie Weller |
| Henry Woolley | ... | Marriott |
| Robert Patterson | ... | Sergeant Lynch |
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Continuity: In 'Regiment' we see the French Eagle that was taken by Sharpe in an earlier episode called 'Eagle'. The one in 'Regiment' paraded before the Prince Regent has remnants of a French Tricolour on the staff, but go to the episode of 'Eagle' when the Eagle is taken by Sharpe, there is no sign of the Flag - it is totally bare. more
Quotes:
Prince Regent:
How'd you do?
Major Richard Sharpe:
[nervous] Eh?... Your Majesty...
Prince Regent:
What d'you say? What d'you say? Did you say 'eh'?
[turns to entourage]
Prince Regent:
He said 'eh'!
[he and entourage laugh]
Prince Regent:
What are you doing in rifle green if you're South Essex? Ain't they red?
Major Richard Sharpe:
Y-yes sir, your majesty sir...
Prince Regent:
[beckons Sharpe forward] Come up, come up.
[Sharpe approaches]
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Movie Connections:
Follows Sharpe's Company (1994) (TV) more
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The Recruiting Sergeant more
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This is one of the best episodes of a brilliant series of films. It's a brief departure from the usual battle hackenslash of the other films and instead shows another side to Sharpe's personality, including his terrible intuition when it comes to the pathetic and deceptively fragile Jane.
But Sharpe isn't the main highlight of this installment. For me, the head attraction is Harper, played by the impressive and easy-on-the-eyes Daragh O'Malley. His revenge on a brutal sargeant with the simple words, "God Save Ireland" is a moment to be cherished and rewatched over and over. Just delicious.
There are few TV movies that I simply adore, and the Sharpe series is right at the top. It was a grand discovery.