Sharpe: The Complete Series

Sean Bean stars as the maverick British rifleman Richard Sharpe in these feature-length television movies set during the Napoleonic Wars. In 'Sharpe's Rifles' Sharpe is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant and sent in search of a missing banker. 'Sharpe's Eagle' has Sharpe attempt to boost morale by capturing a French imperial standard. 'Sharpe's Company' sees our hero getting in touch with his paternal instincts when he discovers that he has a baby daughter. 'Sharpe's Enemy' finds Sharpe attempting to rescue some kidnapped ladies from the loathsome clutches of his old enemy Obadiah Hakeswill. In 'Sharpe's Honour' the brave soldier finds himself ensnared in a tricky situation when he is sentenced to death for the murder of a French nobleman. 'Sharpe's Gold' has Sharpe pit his wits against El Casco, a partisan leader who holds some deserters hostage. 'Sharpe's Battle' finds Sharpe and his loyal band of men helping Lord Keily prepare the ceremonial Royal Irish Company for their first encounter with the enemy. 'Sharpe's Sword' sees a badly-wounded Sharpe nursed back to health by a beautiful girl, who has been struck mute after the brutal slaying of her companions. In 'Sharpe's Regiment' a recruiting mission turns dangerous when Sharpe discovers evidence of sleaze and corruption at the highest levels of the army and becomes the target of an assassination attempt. 'Sharpe's Siege' has our hero marry his sweetheart Jane and then depart immediately for a daring mission in the Pyrenees. 'Sharpe's Mission' finds Jane warming to the attentions of another admirer while Sharpe is away on another long mission. 'Sharpe's Revenge' sees the good soldier struggling to clear his name when he is accused of stealing Napoleon's priceless treasures. In 'Sharpe's Justice' Sharpe returns to England, takes over the running of a militia group in the North of England, and finds himself caught between the people whose cause he relates to, and the corrupt gentry who he is being paid to defend. Finally, 'Sharpe's Waterloo' has our hero curtail his retirement and rejoin the British army ready for the Battle of Waterloo.

Director: Tom Clegg
Producer: Chris Burt
Producer: Simon R. Lewis
Producer: Simon Lewis
Producer: Malcolm Craddock
Executive Producer: Ted Childs
Writer: Charles Wood
Executive Producer: Malcolm Craddock
Executive Producer: Muir Sutherland
Writer: Patrick Harbison
Writer: Russell Lewis
Writer: Eoghan Harris
Writer: Colin MacDonald
Writer: Nigel Kneale
Music: Dominic Muldowney
Music: John Tams
Actor: Sean Bean
Actor: Abigail Cruttenden
Actor: Alexis Denisof
Actor: Jason Durr
Actor: Peter Hugo Daly
Actor: Nick McGaughey
Actor: Philip McGough
Actor: Philip Glenister
Actor: Philip Whitchurch
Actor: Mark Strong
Actor: Nicholas Farrell
Actor: Brian Cox
Actor: Daragh O'Malley
Actor: Emily Mortimer
Actor: Michael Byrne
Actor: Jayne Ashbourne
Actor: Peter Eyre
Actor: Abel Folk
Actor: Rosaleen Linehan
Actor: Jason Salkey
Actor: Douglas Henshall
Actor: Cecile Paoli
Actor: Annabel Schofield
Actor: Allie Byrne
Actor: Michael Cochrane
Actor: Peter Postlethwaite
Actor: Nikolas Grace
Actor: Paul Bettany
Actor: Oliver Cotton
Actor: Patrick Fierry
Actor: Assumpta Serna
Actor: Alice Krige
Actor: Caroline Langrise
Actor: Nigel Betts
Actor: Ian McNeice
Actor: John Kavanagh
Actor: Elizabeth Hurley
Actor: Philip Martin Brown
Actor: Neil Dickson
Actor: James Laurenson
Actor: Christian Brendel
Actor: David Troughton
Actor: Hugh Ross
Actor: Stephen Moore
Actor: Helena Mitchell
Actor: Feodor Atkine
Actor: Philip Anthony
Actor: Oliver Tobias
Actor: John Benfield
Actor: Christopher Villiers
Actor: Hugh Fraser
Actor: James Purefoy
Actor: Tony Haygarth
Actor: Chloe Newsome
Actor: Amira Casar
Actor: Martin Jacobs
Actor: Clive Francis
Actor: Katia Caballero
Actor: Nicholas Jones
Actor: John Tams
Actor: Ron Cook
Actor: Michael Mears
Actor: Matthew Scurfield
Actor: Simon Andreu
Actor: Jay Benedict
Actor: James Saxon
Actor: Mark Burns