The Duke of Wellington said before Waterloo ,after inspecting his troops, " I dont know what affect these men will have on the enemy, but by God they frighten me".
My sister in law and I watched this series from start to finish one after the other. We loved it so much. I looking to get Brit Box so I can watch it again. She has gone on and I will remember her. Loved Sean Bean.
I bought the first 5 seasons on Prime soon as they were available. They switched to BritBox and became unavailable for purchase except by subscription. Got the DVDs of the other seasons. One of the greatest series ever made and super unappreciated.
Love to re-watch this series, and this song permeates through the entire story with John Tams voice adding to the spectacle. Struggle to watch Sharpes Waterloo, the loss of Harris and Hagman left a mark.
No war is soldering, forced to go to a country that doesn't want them, going to a country most have never heard of. Most of these was thieves, murderes, gamblers only a few where the privileged.
All the comments wishing for a big budget remake... Have you seen the state of just about every remake for the last 15 years? Please please please, don't remake this series. Leave well enough alone.
Yeah, the budget of Sharpe was less than what they spend to catering in modern day series, but the characters and storylines were gold. No need for remake and That's Soldiering.
Big budget does not equal better. For me atleast for example. My favorite Dune is the campy sci-fi miniseries. Could be nostalgia who knows but i found the low budget endearing to me and made the cast have to be that much better.
the first sharpe came out when i was 14 and dating a soldier lol . i loved him , i married him and i lost him . painful yes but im so proud. we do not give our armed forces enough support Danny 1972 2008
It could have been such a piece of nonsense, but it's so superbly acted. Bean, O'Malley, Cox, Troughton...what a roll call of talent. It was the Game of Thrones of its day, competent material just elevated to brilliance by its cast.
@@johnwilson5637Paul McGann was cast originally as Sharpe. He injured his knee playing football some weeks into filming and had to be replaced. Misfortune for him, while being a career starter for Bean. McGann is a first-rate actor, so would have played well the character. It's impossible to determine if anyone could have played better Sharpe, because it's not been tried.
Iconic song for an iconic series and not to forget the iconic sharpe books. I'm from Austria and my children are visiting a french school, but my son and I we love to sing that old british song. In other versions this traditional song traces back to the early 18th century and the times of queen Anne. In Austria we don't have such iconic military songs like this and others (british grenadiers, Marlborough and me....).
Naturally they would make it "inclusive", with at least 1/3 of the characters not "white", another 1/3 "gender fluid" and the remains....well, you can guess.
If you look at the collars on the riflemen's jackets they are red, this is part of their history, the original rifle regiment formed during the war of independence was called the Royal American Regiment. Bandsmen in the modern Rifles show their origin by the hackles in their headgear, the large hackle is in memory of the Royal Americans
It makes me sad that we bash each other so much 😢 Two great countries with a great alliance, I hope it lasts! Long live the special relationship! 🇺🇸 🤝🇬🇧
Here's forty shillings on the drum For those who volunteer to come, To 'list and fight the foe today Over the Hills and far away [Chorus] O'er the hills and o'er the Main Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain King George commands and we obey Over the hills and far away When duty calls me I must go To stand and face another foe But part of me will always stray Over the hills and far away [Chorus] O'er the hills and o'er the Main Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain King George commands and we obey Over the hills and far away If I should fall to rise no more As many comrades did before Then ask the pipes and drums to play Over the hills and far away [Chorus] Then fall in lads behind the drum With colours blazing like the sun Along the road to come what may Over the hills and far away O'er the hills and o'er the Main Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain King George commands and we obey Over the hills and far away O'er the hills and o'er the Main Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain King George commands and we obey Over the hills and far away O'er the hills and o'er the Main Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain King George commands and we obey Over the hills and far away
After the disaster at the bridge that caused Major Lennox to die the South Essex is broken up leaving Captain Leroy with no command, but Wellington reforms it for the Battle of Talavera . Simmerson runs away as expected and Leroy holds the line, repulsing the French with Sharpe's new loading technique and the day is won. Sharpe's Light Company is detached from the South Essex not long after, so Leroy stays in the South Essex and rises to its commander. When Sharpe's company is returned to the South Essex ,, Leroy has sadly died (Sharpe's Honour)
This is a beautiful song. Sung with a certain acceptance of fate. I wish it was always listened to with this footage which shows the meaninglessness of the soldiers life. And, the stupidity of war.
I think it was great how Sgt Harper and Lt. Sharp were mortal enemies at first, but by the third episodes they had a mutual respect and understanding that Sharp was not like the socially inbred Officer's Corps . He was a true soldier since he was from the enlisted Ranks and was from a lower class than 99% of the officers.
I loved the engineering major as well. I love how wellington pretty much tells that stupid nobleman to keep his name out his damn mouth. Intresting to me that the only officers who had to earn their rank were the engineer corps.....essayons indeed
God bless the British Empire! My eternal respect to my Southern Irish Grandfather Private Michael Quinn - joined aged 14 years; served WWI, Colonial Policing inter-war years; WWII, BEF France, pulled from water at Dunkirk (3rd time of going under - "Wasn`t my time" - Grandads words - by Little Boat name of White Foam) part of clean up crew after Coventry air raids. I hope I die making you proud😇😇😇😇😇😇
this series was amazing, it would have been better with a bigger budget, but man they made it great with what they had, imagine an HBO series with these actors
just binged the series, and wow, definitelly one of best historical shows I've watched. Lots of memorable characters, and effin Sean Bean, Ned Stark himself as Major. Sharpe is ☝️💯 This makes me want to read da books And just found out dat dis show is where the term or meme " dats some damn good soldiering " came from, or at least made it famous, is, ok 😂
I remember the first time I heard this amazing song when it first came out. I was 15 years old and it blew me away. Ya I am that old. I had never heard anything like it before. It inspired in me a lifetime love of traditional blues. Thank you Eric Burden and the Animals
Seen many such films, TV, video clips. Just thought - once hit, they fall to ground and lie still. Reality was shattered limbs, shocked silence, then howling and swearing in pain and holding or pressing on injured area (both alleviate the pain) - as with any bad sporting or construction trade injury. Very few would die gracefully and quickly. By contrast, Christopher Lee was in a film where director wanted someone knifed from behind to go down with noise and struggle. Lee pointed out that's not what happens. They can't make a sound as lungs punctured. Lee was in SOE in WW2. Cast and crew quiet after he said it
These are films and TV series there is a thing called health and safety, has with anything to do with war person safety comes first. Most of these people have training and know how to fire and pretend to die, swearing might look good but then the rating for what should be a family show changes to adults only. War is war and blood etc might look great but for those of us who have to wear our uniforms it's a pain in the butt to get out fake blood. You don't have to watch these programmes if you are looking for real blood and guts.
If front line, you should fall hit or not. Then you wait for the next line be in front and get up while officers look the other way. Only sensible thing to do in this most silly style of warfare. Hilarious if everyone on both sides had done that from the start...or turned around and shot their own officers. World peace achieved...
What a terrible fate it has to be for an Englishman to find himself at the tailend of a moribund empire. Why Lord , why? They ought to have prevailed by right, the world would have been the better for it had they prevailed against the odds. A globe with England at the helm for all time would have been the closest we could have ever wished to have approximated heaven in this vale of tears.
Romantic...talk it over with God before you commit - by the time your soldier days are over, you'll thank yourself. A soldier prevents war - or keep his own contrained and limited to guard code and principle. Fail and none will be around to judge your failure. Nukem if you got em. ruclips.net/video/GQXy84W2AZU/видео.html Only freedom in war is to refuse an unjust order - that's soldiering. ❤
We (my daughter & I), had this played at my late husband's funeral ❤💜 My daughter Laura contacted John Tam himself for a CD. My husband would have approved. We were both in the Army.
@@jonathanwetherell3609 Must admit I was fortunate enough to have John drink in my local on a regular occasion we’ve had some very good chats he’s a lovely guy
I know this is acting, but in real life men fought wars this way. All I can say is to fight a war in battle lines with muskets and rifles took a lot of guts!
@@snerper Not by something you could guard against. Like a foreign military. The migrants are something different. The soldiers could not guard against them beacuse they are mosty legal as "refugees". If the soldiers should defend against them the government would first have to make immigration of "refugees" illegal. And it has not done that. So the soldiers would just stand guard on the beaches but not be permitted to do anything. It is all a problem of politics. Not of military power.
The French were brave Soldiers, ill served by bad Generalship. They definitely do not deserve a bad rap. The French troops fought hard while British troops evacuated the continent in the face of the German invasion in World War Two. And as if to prove a point, it was the French Charlemagne Division that fought literally to the last in Berlin against the Soviet hordes. And again against the Communists in Vietnam. Properly led, the French Soldier is the equal of any other.
Once this current trend of remake is over maybe, until then it's rare a remake doesn't suck Dune being the only one I can think of recently that didn't suck.
we now need a series called Sharpe's Son and would follow the soldiering of his son, who is half Brit and half French. Could even have Sean Bean do cameos as` the wise father... and why not team up with Harper's son!!~!!! And if Bernard Cornwell reads this, then get started on this new series!!!!!
No Frenchmen were butchered, murdered or maimed in the making of this video!😅
lol
Nor was Sean Bean!😀
Unfortunately.
@@frankgesuele6298 He was only killed 25 times in roughly 36 years.
😂
@@MrSpirit99 But he dies so well😀
The Duke of Wellington said before Waterloo ,after inspecting his troops, " I dont know what affect these men will have on the enemy, but by God they frighten me".
Having the theme song sung by one of the Chosen Men.
Now that's soldiering.
He has a bloody good voice.
My sister in law and I watched this series from start to finish one after the other. We loved it so much. I looking to get Brit Box so I can watch it again. She has gone on and I will remember her. Loved Sean Bean.
There all on RUclips. Except the later 3 in India.
I bought the first 5 seasons on Prime soon as they were available. They switched to BritBox and became unavailable for purchase except by subscription. Got the DVDs of the other seasons. One of the greatest series ever made and super unappreciated.
Did you both have sex with each other?
I got the box set
Oh that's sad mate.... May your sister find peace, brother
Love to re-watch this series, and this song permeates through the entire story with John Tams voice adding to the spectacle. Struggle to watch Sharpes Waterloo, the loss of Harris and Hagman left a mark.
you are right..made me sad
GOD SAVE THE KING.
LONG LIVE THE KING.
Now that's soldiering.
Three rounds a minute. Now that’s soldiering.
Walking slowly towards the enemy and getting slaughtered isn’t soldiering
No war is soldering, forced to go to a country that doesn't want them, going to a country most have never heard of. Most of these was thieves, murderes, gamblers only a few where the privileged.
On a TV budget 😉
I enjoyed the various series, read a few of the books - good cast, entertainment.
Feeding false information to the enemy.
That’s soldiering
All the comments wishing for a big budget remake... Have you seen the state of just about every remake for the last 15 years? Please please please, don't remake this series. Leave well enough alone.
Very much agree, leave this alone. Many of the men in this series was reenactors.
Yeah, the budget of Sharpe was less than what they spend to catering in modern day series, but the characters and storylines were gold. No need for remake and That's Soldiering.
Yes, I don't want to see Sharpe portrayed as a black lesbian and a storyline portraying the British as the forunners of the nazis
Big budget does not equal better. For me atleast for example. My favorite Dune is the campy sci-fi miniseries. Could be nostalgia who knows but i found the low budget endearing to me and made the cast have to be that much better.
No need for any remake it’s a bit like rocky .if I see its on the tv guide it goes on 👌😂
Achievement Earned:
*That’s Good Singing*
God bless Hagman’s actor.
John Tams is the singer he also plays some of the instruments
the first sharpe came out when i was 14 and dating a soldier lol . i loved him , i married him and i lost him . painful yes but im so proud. we do not give our armed forces enough support Danny 1972 2008
You where dating a soldier at 14?
@@heresytoburn3358 yes he was 18. Age of consent is 16 for sex not dating
I absolutely loved watching this series growing up and love being able to rediscovered it now. Over the hills is a song my brothers and I still sing.
I recommend the books too, if you haven't read em. Very good reading 🙂
John Tams is the singer, played ‘Hagman the poacher’ in the series. A very successful traditional folk singer in his own right.
‘King George commands..’ is also a lyric change from the original (historically) song ‘Queen Anne commands’. Both military piss up songs !
It could have been such a piece of nonsense, but it's so superbly acted. Bean, O'Malley, Cox, Troughton...what a roll call of talent. It was the Game of Thrones of its day, competent material just elevated to brilliance by its cast.
Sharpe is the most badass action hero in the history of fiction. He survived a whole TV series despite being played by Sean Bean.
Bean was great
Who do you think would have been better?
That's soldiering!
@@johnwilson5637Paul McGann was cast originally as Sharpe. He injured his knee playing football some weeks into filming and had to be replaced. Misfortune for him, while being a career starter for Bean. McGann is a first-rate actor, so would have played well the character. It's impossible to determine if anyone could have played better Sharpe, because it's not been tried.
Yeah but no one can say "ya bastard" like Sean bean 😊😊😊
This was played at my grandads funeral 😢🕊😭
and it will at mine. What a beautiful song to celebrate his life, you did him proud I bet.
Iconic song for an iconic series and not to forget the iconic sharpe books. I'm from Austria and my children are visiting a french school, but my son and I we love to sing that old british song. In other versions this traditional song traces back to the early 18th century and the times of queen Anne. In Austria we don't have such iconic military songs like this and others (british grenadiers, Marlborough and me....).
Yes it is certainly a shame that Otto von Habsburg did not get to take the seal of His father. Well. Never say never...
This is why most of us love historical reenacting to make films and TV series like this.
Earlier this year I was walking into Salamanca, passing the old battlefield. This song was playing in my head.
Loved the song and the series, good times. Thanks for posting.
Right! I'm proud to have all books all movies and the soundtrack.
Agreed and greetings from Germany.
Listening to cool music; well, that's soldiering! ;)
It's a shame ITV doesn't make TV like this any longer
Series Name?
Sharpe (based on the novels by Bernard Cornwell)
@@jamesm1755 see my comment above
Naturally they would make it "inclusive", with at least 1/3 of the characters not "white", another 1/3 "gender fluid" and the remains....well, you can guess.
🤣@@alessiodecarolis
Brilliant song. Excellent tv series. Magnificent books. Hurrah for Sharpe and the fantastic Mr Cornwell!
Don't praise Cromwell in Ireland.
Are you a fan of Arthur Ransome too ?
????@@sbkenn1
@@margaretgarside5617 you mentioned Nancy Blacket, one of the main characters in Swallows and Amazons
CORNWALL, he wrote the books. @@sbkenn1
I'm an American but Sharpe and this song make me proud to know my heritage
The blonde dude with a cigar in his mouth, Leroy, is an American. He's a loyalist though.
If you look at the collars on the riflemen's jackets they are red, this is part of their history, the original rifle regiment formed during the war of independence was called the Royal American Regiment. Bandsmen in the modern Rifles show their origin by the hackles in their headgear, the large hackle is in memory of the Royal Americans
It makes me sad that we bash each other so much 😢
Two great countries with a great alliance, I hope it lasts! Long live the special relationship!
🇺🇸 🤝🇬🇧
Here's forty shillings on the drum
For those who volunteer to come,
To 'list and fight the foe today
Over the Hills and far away
[Chorus]
O'er the hills and o'er the Main
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain
King George commands and we obey
Over the hills and far away
When duty calls me I must go
To stand and face another foe
But part of me will always stray
Over the hills and far away
[Chorus]
O'er the hills and o'er the Main
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain
King George commands and we obey
Over the hills and far away
If I should fall to rise no more
As many comrades did before
Then ask the pipes and drums to play
Over the hills and far away
[Chorus]
Then fall in lads behind the drum
With colours blazing like the sun
Along the road to come what may
Over the hills and far away
O'er the hills and o'er the Main
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain
King George commands and we obey
Over the hills and far away
O'er the hills and o'er the Main
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain
King George commands and we obey
Over the hills and far away
O'er the hills and o'er the Main
Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain
King George commands and we obey
Over the hills and far away
Thank you.🙏🏼
@@Glum1964 np
I always liked:
And we will live more happier lives
Abandoning both brats and wives
We'll be free to drink all day
Over the hills and far away
@@realhorrorshow8547 😆
I had £10 in 1997 😇
That man was born too play Sharpe!!
John Tams is a genius. The best version of this song, ever.
Finest of the finest!🇬🇧🇮🇪
At least this told a proper story...unlike the napoleon film
RIP Soldiers 🙏 Thank you very much for this lovely version .
I was always sorry Major LeRoy wasn't made a regular, he was such fun.
After the disaster at the bridge that caused Major Lennox to die the South Essex is broken up leaving Captain Leroy with no command, but Wellington reforms it for the Battle of Talavera . Simmerson runs away as expected and Leroy holds the line, repulsing the French with Sharpe's new loading technique and the day is won. Sharpe's Light Company is detached from the South Essex not long after, so Leroy stays in the South Essex and rises to its commander. When Sharpe's company is returned to the South Essex ,, Leroy has sadly died (Sharpe's Honour)
Leroy is a slaver.
Those hairs on the neck are standing up again...... 1st Rank...... FIRE!!!!
It's the same when I was a historical reenactor hearing those words for acw
I love that song. I love John Tams's style and hope to get to one of his performances some day.
Just checked, and pleased to see he's still alive this Christmas.
Adored this series and l'm still an avid viewer of the repeats....super. 🇬🇧🏴👍❤️
I've got the entire series on DVD and just love to re-watch it at least once a year. Never ever get tired of it.
This is a beautiful song. Sung with a certain acceptance of fate.
I wish it was always listened to with this footage which shows the meaninglessness of the soldiers life.
And, the stupidity of war.
Always liked Captain Leroy's "Awright boys....FAWR!!!" As a gun-toting American I appreciate this scene immensely.
*throws hat* "Let's load up and do some shootin' boys!" It's a fantastic scene
@@thomaswilliams4543 Or at the bridge fiasco he yells "Gawd-dammit!!" before charging in to rescue Sharpe.
I think it was great how Sgt Harper and Lt. Sharp were mortal enemies at first, but by the third episodes they had a mutual respect and understanding that Sharp was not like the socially inbred Officer's Corps . He was a true soldier since he was from the enlisted Ranks and was from a lower class than 99% of the officers.
I loved the engineering major as well. I love how wellington pretty much tells that stupid nobleman to keep his name out his damn mouth. Intresting to me that the only officers who had to earn their rank were the engineer corps.....essayons indeed
God bless the British Empire! My eternal respect to my Southern Irish Grandfather Private Michael Quinn - joined aged 14 years; served WWI, Colonial Policing inter-war years; WWII, BEF France, pulled from water at Dunkirk (3rd time of going under - "Wasn`t my time" - Grandads words - by Little Boat name of White Foam) part of clean up crew after Coventry air raids. I hope I die making you proud😇😇😇😇😇😇
Bloody hell what a bloke, good on the fella.
They were all Irish protestants.Catholics were not allowed on the British army .
Beautiful song!
One of the best historical series ever
This is best war drama ever made, next to band of brothers in my opinion. Every character is brilliant, even the bad guys.
this series was amazing, it would have been better with a bigger budget, but man they made it great with what they had, imagine an HBO series with these actors
OOhhww, gosh, yeahh...that cast and HBO cash and production values. Dammit, now I'm all of a quiver.
The low budget is part of the charm
What? You want 2-3000 French with cannon an horses and half that number of English
When 200 of each is more than enough
@@philvanderlaan5942 meant the effects and quality but now that mention it .....
And then they can finally afford historical uniforms
The Chosen Men
Firing 3 rounds a minute in any weather now thats good soldiering 💂♀️🇬🇧
Damn , I loved this series
just binged the series, and wow, definitelly one of best historical shows I've watched. Lots of memorable characters, and effin Sean Bean, Ned Stark himself as Major. Sharpe is ☝️💯 This makes me want to read da books
And just found out dat dis show is where the term or meme " dats some damn good soldiering " came from, or at least made it famous, is, ok 😂
I love this series--and this song.
Best series ever!
Rule Britannia, Greetings from Germany 👍🏻
He respected and admired the British who gave their lives against the tyranny and madness of Bonaparte.
Greetings from Mexico
This song reminds me of East Anglia.
I remember the first time I heard this amazing song when it first came out. I was 15 years old and it blew me away. Ya I am that old. I had never heard anything like it before. It inspired in me a lifetime love of traditional blues. Thank you Eric Burden and the Animals
I enjoyed watching the series and the music was out of this world
Three cheers for His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales.
John Tams is my second cousin and although I am biased his voice is stunning
Wellington; "they came on in the same old way, and we sent them back in the same old way"
An iconic tune, great vocals John
i looove anderson, what a dude
Hey Colonel, I watched the Serie...I am from Germany - Greetings to my friends in UK !!!
When trying to get my little girl to sleep as a baby i sang this, now four, I genuinely heard her attempt to sing it to another kid the other day.😂
Seen many such films, TV, video clips. Just thought - once hit, they fall to ground and lie still. Reality was shattered limbs, shocked silence, then howling and swearing in pain and holding or pressing on injured area (both alleviate the pain) - as with any bad sporting or construction trade injury. Very few would die gracefully and quickly.
By contrast, Christopher Lee was in a film where director wanted someone knifed from behind to go down with noise and struggle. Lee pointed out that's not what happens. They can't make a sound as lungs punctured. Lee was in SOE in WW2. Cast and crew quiet after he said it
You will makw noise if you are stabbed in the back, that I know.
These are films and TV series there is a thing called health and safety, has with anything to do with war person safety comes first. Most of these people have training and know how to fire and pretend to die, swearing might look good but then the rating for what should be a family show changes to adults only. War is war and blood etc might look great but for those of us who have to wear our uniforms it's a pain in the butt to get out fake blood. You don't have to watch these programmes if you are looking for real blood and guts.
If front line, you should fall hit or not. Then you wait for the next line be in front and get up while officers look the other way. Only sensible thing to do in this most silly style of warfare. Hilarious if everyone on both sides had done that from the start...or turned around and shot their own officers. World peace achieved...
God Bless you Sir
The series should continue
Madness!
nicely done video for a great series.
I loved this series
john tams voice is a blessing
That's what I call... soldiering!
Best brown paper and paraffin oil! And this song. THAT'S soldiering.
Ah the memories
I worked at a napolionic barracks and play this song many off time
John tams, the man can’t miss
Loved this
What a terrible fate it has to be for an Englishman to find himself at the tailend of a moribund empire. Why Lord , why? They ought to have prevailed by right, the world would have been the better for it had they prevailed against the odds. A globe with England at the helm for all time would have been the closest we could have ever wished to have approximated heaven in this vale of tears.
The best version
Great song great tv series.
"O'er the hills and far away!"
Soldiering at its finest
Romantic...talk it over with God before you commit - by the time your soldier days are over, you'll thank yourself.
A soldier prevents war - or keep his own contrained and limited to guard code and principle.
Fail and none will be around to judge your failure.
Nukem if you got em.
ruclips.net/video/GQXy84W2AZU/видео.html
Only freedom in war is to refuse an unjust order - that's soldiering.
❤
God I love patriotic music it is so deep
Love John Tam's music.
We (my daughter & I), had this played at my late husband's funeral ❤💜 My daughter Laura contacted John Tam himself for a CD. My husband would have approved. We were both in the Army.
@@elizabethadams8990 I have seen him live several times. The music is great but his quiet, thoughtful, speeches between songs also stuck in my mind.
@@jonathanwetherell3609 Must admit I was fortunate enough to have John drink in my local on a regular occasion we’ve had some very good chats he’s a lovely guy
His music for the stage play of Warhorse (much better than the movie) is marvellous.
Awesome dude
Glad you liked it!
swift and bold great song
The thing is to look sharpe.
Nice, I like it :)
Brave or coward, they march into the fire.
Now Maitland! Nows Your Time! Fire!
Hail the glorious dead. Our ancestors sacrificed much (sometimes unnecessarily) for their country.
Well done
This song must go back quite a ways, I saw a RUclips version where they're obeying Queen Anne. She was about a hundred years earlier.
There is even a nursery rhyme version which if my memory serves is pre Napoleonic Wars.
I know this is acting, but in real life men fought wars this way. All I can say is to fight a war in battle lines with muskets and rifles took a lot of guts!
They certainly spilled a lot of guts
@@pobvic My great grandfather joined the 49th Regiment of foot in August 1818 and he managed to survive 25 years somehow
"....I know you can fire three rounds a minute, but can you stand?"
Alot of men didn't just die of injuries the also died from diseases, malnourished, etc
@@steveosborne2297 wow, that was over two hundred years ago, your family must be very long lived!
God save the king
We could do with a few of these lads guarding our beaches today!👍 True British grit, a very rare commodity today!
Guard against what?
Britain is not under attack.
@@Ein_Kunde_ REALLY?
@@snerper Not by something you could guard against. Like a foreign military.
The migrants are something different. The soldiers could not guard against them beacuse they are mosty legal as "refugees".
If the soldiers should defend against them the government would first have to make immigration of "refugees" illegal. And it has not done that.
So the soldiers would just stand guard on the beaches but not be permitted to do anything.
It is all a problem of politics. Not of military power.
@@Ein_Kunde_it's a problem of will not politics
@@Ein_Kunde_ oh keep pumping out your fear and hate.
The French were brave Soldiers, ill served by bad Generalship. They definitely do not deserve a bad rap. The French troops fought hard while British troops evacuated the continent in the face of the German invasion in World War Two. And as if to prove a point, it was the French Charlemagne Division that fought literally to the last in Berlin against the Soviet hordes. And again against the Communists in Vietnam. Properly led, the French Soldier is the equal of any other.
Just how many times are the Brits going to have to save the Frogs? Lol.
Read the book series and then watched the tv series, both are great
I loved the series. I would love to get it on Blueray . But all i can find is the European formst versions.
This slaps
I hope in the future they remake the series with some bigger budget.
Nah it will be woke as shit mate
Glory was a good film 👍
Once this current trend of remake is over maybe, until then it's rare a remake doesn't suck Dune being the only one I can think of recently that didn't suck.
Or make it after waterloo ended, then we can see what happens to sharp and Harper?
@@nigelbilsby3826 They went to India! There are a couple of films shot after Waterloo where Sharpe, Harper and...Simmerson meet in India.
French legs for dinner tomorrow and zulu audios for breakfast the next day
" UP MAITLAND ...... NOWS YOUR TIME "
we now need a series called Sharpe's Son and would follow the soldiering of his son, who is half Brit and half French. Could even have Sean Bean do cameos as` the wise father... and why not team up with Harper's son!!~!!! And if Bernard Cornwell reads this, then get started on this new series!!!!!
Sharpes son appears in Cornwells American Civil war series.
No leave sleeping dogs lie, nothing worse than that happening.
Major Lennox paid with his life
Insane warfare.
Getting ready for the Napoleon movie the only way i know how