Sharpe Is Forced To Shoot Patrick | Sharpe
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2020
- Major Dodd challenges Sharpe to prove his allegiance by taking a shot at his best friend, in this clip from Sharpe's Challenge.
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Sharpe is a swashbuckling period drama series about a British officer fighting during the Napoleonic Wars starring Sean Bean as Richard Sharpe, and Daragh O'Malley as his second in command, Patrick Harper.
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- Is that a target over there?
- No! This is Patrick!!
Wasn't expecting a SpongeBob meme, but it's a welcome surprise.
Darek Baird A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
That's referring
Lmao
-is that a target over there?
-NO!!! THIs IS PATRICK!!!!
IM not a target..
Knowing bad from good powder
Now that's soldiering
Knowing the exact chemistry to make a successful musket shot In any weather.
That's soldiering.
It's also science!
Achievement Earned:
*Master Craft With Colonel Sharpe*
@Kabuki Kitsune Also if you smell enough of the good stuff, I guess the wrong mix would smell off.
Heisenberg in the 1800s?!?
Two Former Bond Villains going against each other - now that's Soldiering!
William Dodd, His Majesty's Disloyal Terrier.
1:33 "I'd be General Dodd. Now kneeeeel before Dodd!!!"
Climbing a small rock that's bouldering
3:10 "I love you Richard. Aim true for Christ's sake." That's a man right there, willing to die by his friend's hand to carry out the mission.
He said "God love you, Richard", but beyond that, you're right.
The one weakness in this great story: Why would you use your real name? For God sake Sharpe, you are a war hero.
Well, it’s not modern day of internet and fame, he might be a war hero, but Wellington and others take all the fame. Only people who would know about Sharp would be people in same regiments and his superiors.
would it have survived the travel to india? i doubt the sent formal documents ahead so his name could only get there via word of mouth.
Well because they're somewhat copying the books where Sharpe did use his real name, however the difference is this 'Movie' was done after the series where waterloo already happened so Sharpe was a hero yet the books the india campaign was before the war with the french so Sharpe wasn't a war hero at this point, the problem is this movie takes pieces from the 3 books of the india campaign, the first book Sharpe was a spy but harper wasnt with him, equally Dodd didn't make an appearance till the second book.
Sharpe as well in this story was still a redcoat
Private at first, then sergeant in the second book saving the furture duke of Wellingtons life, then ensign in the final book after that he was transferred to the Rifles
So its all kinds of screwy
@@TheKiingkiller well they would have heard of him , he is quite an upstart. However as someone points out these plots were pulled from his early exploits in the 33rd Foot(Books).
@@wolfheardt4169 Still captured an "Eagle" at Talavera , and was first through the breach at Badajoz. He has quite a large reputation, also wouldn't the enemy have spies? All I am saying is, that talk would get about, especially in military circles. Pat could get away with it though, he is a good CSM, but hardly of note.
Smelling your hand and noticing it's bad powder before shooting your best mate in bollocks
Soldiering.......
He also licked, he taste that it wasn't salty enough.
@@stephanl1983 exactly I presume you have read Sharpes Tiger to know that
@@terrorfire8505 yes, but I think he also said this to Harper in the movie, after he asked why he was sure that he wouldn't have killed him with his shot
Read the book
@@stephanl1983 man i shoot black powder all the time... can't say i've ever tasted it for proof of efficacy lol
It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment, but Sharpe’s lower lip just starting to tremble with grief as he takes aim is a great detail.
Also love it that they make a point of addressing each other by name in what is presumably their final exchange of words.
Enemy officer forcing you to shoot your best friend but gives you bad powder to make you in his debt. Now that’s power moving!
Failure to recognise talent, that is a mistake.
Gotta respect a villainous officer like that, and hate yourself for it.
@@jedder FYI did you now the actor was once Korean?www.imdb.com/name/nm0827170/?ref_=tt_cl_t3
Its also completely different to the books harper had no knowledge of sharpe at this point nor was he in the rifles
@@valhallastiger2960 This and subsequent episode weren't based on the books. Other than a few flash backs this is a straight to screen story set after Waterloo.
4:22 the guy in the middle holds that musket like a true pro, what a fine example of expert marksmanship.
It looks like he was aiming it square at his mates head. 😂
I still have no idea wtf he was doing lol
What makes a good soldier...is one that can fire three rounds a minute...in any weather.
4 rounds Sir
@@neerajkumardas8085 you know what makes a good soldier Captain Fredrickson ? yes sir, keeping his mouth shut when asked dumb fool questions by a superior officer sir
@@joe_5768
*looks around, cracks a smile, quietly* Sweet William.
I believe I'm not familiar with this Confucian saying😂😂😂
maybe 4...
It's interesting when you've read the book and know what scene is being adapted. This is a mostly original story but elements have been taken from Sharpe's Tiger and this scene is based on one where Sharpe is asked to shoot the Scottish officer he had specifically been sent to rescue to prove he's really a deserter. He hadn't even met Harper yet at this point in his life.
Thank you. I was getting confused, wondering if there was another India adventure I hadn't read yet. Dodd being there threw me for a spin.
@@pippleyfisching9214 Cornwall released the Sharpe and Harper books first, then did Tiger, Fortress, Triumph, Trafalgar and Prey as prequels before Sharpe and Harper met in Sharpe's Rifles
In Sharpe's Tiger he knew that the powder he was given was bad and didn't hesitate to pull the trigger. Although later he told that officer he would've shot even if it was good powder.
Knowing when the powder isnt salty it means it dosnt have enough saltre pertre to blow a musket ball out of the barrel
Now that's soldiering!
Gordon Ramsay: It's so bland!
How did he know the powder was bad ?
@@Michaelkayslay when he was smelling it he was tasting it, to see it it was sour and salty enough to see if it had enough salty petre in it, if not the powder dosnt have enough pressure to blow a musket ball out of it
I'm so glad we got a whole series of Toby Stephens as the main character in Black Sails.
0:22 At least this one has a dog screw, so he's already a better soldier than O'Rourke.
Damn O'Rourke
Maybe he won’t be gutted with a rusty knife cause of it.
XDDd
“I’m ashamed and disgusted a Indian can’t keep his rifle in half decent order. You couldn’t kill a Pakistani with that much less an English man.”
Achievement Earned:
Real Compania Irlandesa 2.0
XD
I get the reference, but it doesn't make sense. Pakistan won't exist for another 150 years, and some of their descendants might become Pakistani when the partition does occur.
Killer Joy funny you should say that - am currently reading sharpe’s battle
@@maaz322 Replace Pakistani with Afghan then? They existed then and often raided across the Indus. Or perhaps Muslim? The Muslim Mughal and previous Dehli Sultanate invaded and subjugated their rule upon a largely Hindu, Buddhist, and Sikh India.
Someone sprang for some nice weapons, the gun Sharpe was holding was a French An IX de Cavallerie carbine. It has the cavalry bar on the left side as you can see Sharpe holding it. It was the French's version of the Baker rifle, although without the rifling that the Baker had. It was the gun of the French Hussars, Lancers, and Cavalry compared to the later version of the Charleville that would have been used. They're very light and in .69 caliber, quite lethal at 50 yards where their accuracy isn't bad.
Lmao you said the funny number
Casualplayer my guy probably spent so long studying these weapons and this is the response he gets lmao
Damn your eyes sir, I muse .69 caliber is of your own vestige, as the weapon in question was .70 caliber as I stand. Aye, over-bore yes they were usually .60 caliber but tolerances for hundredths? Nay man...it wasn't that exacting in those days of ripping yarns and boys own adventure. I'm sure you're a top fellow sir, not one to aspire to a cad or a bounder.
Nerd!
So the rest of you can enjoy it too:
The Frenchman says at the end:
"Not bad, eh, Patrique...Quelles couilles!"
"Not bad, eh, Patrick...what balls!"
I was raised to speak French. I laughed when I heard "quelles couilles!"😂
I think Harper would have taken exception to being called an "English" soldier, lol!
At this time it was common to call the UK England, rather than Great Britain
@@stephanl1983 Still....try calling him that to his face, lol.
@@stephanl1983 Still is, even by many English folk
I'm a Jerry, and we make diffence in sports for example, yltjere is an English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh Football or Rugby Team, but whebwe talk about the nation, it's Great Britain!
I won't have anyone call me a bloody
sasanach
4:34 Honhonhon, being slapped on the shoulder and called Patrice. Now thats Frenching
The soot-stain on his hand gave it away.
The charcoal in gunpowder is well incorporated with the saltpeter and sulfur and doesn't separate easily.
If someone used lamp-black to spoil the gunpowder, it might stain and burn like that.
Big bang, musket ball drops to the ground.
I almost had a heart attack when I read the title 😂
That is a good test though
Eh, I'm not so sure about it. It feels like one of those things that would anger the two trainer recruits in question and make them wonder when you'll order them to shoot each other or otherwise betray them. I know, he gave bad powder so it wouldn't actually be a shot (and if the test was to see if they'd recognize bad powder, there's definitely better ways to do it), but it still seems off. Especially since spies are probably going to be more willing to shoot each other to get the job done.
Better test would have been an actual English spy (local or otherwise), someone they wouldn't know unless they were a spy themselves, and have the shot be real. In that case, they won't feel like they specifically are being betrayed - at most, it's just an affirmation that they're genuine about deserting the English rather than seeming like they could be ordered to kill each other on a whim in the future. They're already deserters who were willing to change sides, and if you need them as trainers then you want them happy and to believe that you'll take care of them as part of your army.
Its also unfaithful to the books which came before harper and sharpe didnt know each other and sharpe wasnt in the rifles dodd wasnt the one to make sharpe fire the musket it was the lord of the area cant remember the name
Team kill is disabled, sharpe knew that.
LOL
@ 3:40 Sniffing your powder residue to know it's gone bad ... now THAT'S soldiering.
He tasted the powder to tell of its salty enough
The acting is incredible. When Pat was uttering his last prayers… man so good
“Bad powder, good one General. I’ll remember that!” Sucking up to your officer whilst undercover, that’s soldiering!
Dipping a thin strip of hot buttered toast into a soft boiled runny egg, that's soldiering.
Achievement Earned:
*Sharpe’s Master Class*
They had us in the first half not gonna lie
Recognizing bad powder by taste, now that's cooking
4:04 * Sharpe will remember that *
“Soldiers” aiming rifles at their fellow countrymen despite the officer saying “he was building an army”, that’s asking for friendly fire
To all the Sharpe's rifles tv series fans who have read the books there is a new one coming out later this year called Sharpe's Assassin. September in the uk and November in the usa.
maybe i would make a bad soldier, but that major would be getting fragged that exact same day if I were in Sharpes position
When pat said I love you Richard 😭😔 he was ready to die so sharpe could carry the mission
Burningforyou 60 He said “God love you Richard”, not “I love you”. But still, he was a brave man was Pat.
Robert Morrow oh shit alright I didn’t hear too good so I though that’s what he said
@@burningforyou6078 Still the correct context though, Pat was fully willing to take that bullet
The french soldiers at the end of this clip say :" well Patrick, what balls you've got there"
The Irish were missing flint, these guys are missing springs
O'Rourke was missing a dog head screw
@@terrorfire8505 and some Honor.
I just got done watching this episode last night. It was one of the most hair-raising scenes in the entire show.
It's fun to see two bond villains at odds in a TV show.
Well I found it even more funny to see a Bond fighting a Bond Villain with the villain being the good one XD (Daniel Craig in Eagle. i still cannot believe that I missed him on first watch. But well I came across Sean in like what? 6 different movies and never recognised him (and yes, GoT and LotR were 2/6)
Sean bean sounds so tired
Can we get some full episodes or at least a link to buy digital or dvd editions?
Don’t tell Spongebob
Sharpe is a real hero
"What the hell are two English soldiers doing on my ground" said with a british accent
Please someone tell me where I can find the full episode where this clip comes from!!!!
They missed out Harper's joke. That was the funniest thing in the whole series!
Which season is this? RUclips only has seasons 1-5, right?
i was so mad at him for a sec until i found out the shot was not fired
I have seasons 1-5 and watched all of the episodes, i didn't see this episode anywhere, did I miss it? What's the name? Thanks.
This is from Sharpe's Challenge. There are two more after Sharpe's Waterloo.
look at 4:22 the guys behind the general aiming at Sharpe, the one on the far left is not looking down the sights, the one in the middle has the shoulder butt under his armpit, the one on the right i cant really tell. I think if they did shoot at Sharpe they would still miss
What with Sharpes three shots a minute speeches I'd bet the modern era would make his head spin. Firing off potentially hundreds of rounds a minute.
He'd still have them practice reload drills. "12 seconds. Terrible. Doesn't matter how quickly you can shoot. If you're caught without a bullet in your rifle you are dead thus endangering the lives of those you serve beside. Try it again!"
3 mags a minute ?
@@W3X0R97 if that includes actually shooting the rifle then quite possibly
Firing 3 million rounds a minute... now that's soldiering...
Wild West Era alone would be incredible for him. Actual Sharpe's rifle/carbine, or hell, A Winchester/Henry/Spencer rifle, or just a trapdoor rifle! 3 rounds a minute would become 8 or 9. Harper would probably carry two double barrelled shotguns or something.
What episode is this ?
I've watched sharpe; I do not recognise anyone outside of the Colonel and Gentleman friend of whom sold horses.
What episode/film is this?
Sharpe's Challenge and Sharpe's Peril, They made these after Sharpe's waterloo have ended 9 years ago.
Which part is this from?
Sharpe shooter
Where can one find the series which has Sharpe travelling in India?
A man is no man without standards.
Just realized....Dodds soldiers raised their rifles to aim at Sharpe...but also at the recruits behind him too.
Thought they were short on soldiers...but ok then
Honestly, Ive been watching short vids of Sharpe for a week on RUclips and the casting of this serie is astonishing. So many well known figures (before they were well known I would guess)...
It's a great show and yup so many British tv shows have well known stars before they got hugely famous.
In the books Sharpe has black hair, but Bernard Cornwell was so impressed with Sean Bean's performance in Sharpe's Rifles, that in later books he stopped referring to Sharpe's hair color.
I guess he was a ..... sharpeshooter
Dodd must be worth a few guineas by now!
Its abit confusing because this is like Sharps Tiger but it plays much later in the show :D
This must have been made before the prequel books. Sharpe didn't meet Harper till years after Sharpe's fights in India.
Yep, got me for some time
Shit, that was a power move!
in the book sharpe knew the gun powder was bad but admits he would have shot even if it wasn't
[Insert "now that's soldiering" joke here]
Cocking the rifle twice? Now that's continuitying.
"Hé Patrice! Quelles couilles"
Dafuk?
yeah he got some big bollocks our Patrice.
Four shots a minute. Leveling up?
These sequels, which were written as prequels, never really cut the mustard.
Bad powder like back in colonel brand days...
1:33 No you might not,
You're the freaking Prince of Orange, if I'm not wrong
I'm afraid you are. General Dodd was played by Toby Stephens, whereas Prince Orange was played by Paul Bettany.
Iv not seen these before, what the name of the movie/series?
Sharpe is the tv series, the sharp movies that came after them (these) are movies
Read the books they came first and are much better
Valhallas Tiger Yeah yeah
@@irarelyupload6930 what you dont agree
Can someone help me out, I didn't understand what Pat said at the end?
What the prayer he was reciting or saying the guy had some weird sense of humor
"That Dodd has a bad sense of humour".
He says "That Dodd's got a rare sense of humor, so he has."
Thank you, everyone! (being catholic I got the prayer, the rest was a bit mumbled - English is not my first language...)
@@bacul165 We are here to support one another.
Harper being confused for a Englishman. That's Harpering lol
Oh that’s where Captain Flint went...not to America but India...makes sense
Wait why is Ned Stark in Dorne, or is it Essos?
Isn't that the french guy that joined the British in Hornblower?
I’ve never actually watched this show but does sharpe recognize Dodd as the guy who killed his unit or not?
Technically dod shouldnt be involved in this scene and neither should harper however in the books sharpe is fully aware of who and what dodd does and is
I thought he was actually gonna shoot him. The Irish luck doesnt lie
wet powder is the biggest contra for having a musket
Ah. So Captain Flint visits India.
3:14 they are hanging someone in the background poor man.
I think that’s a dummy. For target practice.
poor him ;_(
@@Toren8002 He may have been hanged for being a dummy but there's no need to speak ill of the dead.
Reading the first book to know what happens.
now that's knowing that the series doesn't stay true to the books!
Thank god someone else knows this
@@valhallastiger2960 Good old McCandless
Dont forget lieutenant lawford who he was actually with
Eh it's interesting after reading the books seeing the serie's difference
For England James
Just saying.... Wouldn't a spy shoot the other guy?
Imagine trying to do that today as an officer or higher ranked man?
Sharpe knew the powder was bad just before he shot. He would never have killed Harper.
In the book he admits he knew the powder was bad but would have fired anyway, it’s not harper he was aiming at in that scene but I’m like 99% sure we’re meant to think he would have fired even if it was good powder here. I mean he didn’t have a choice, one dies the other completes the mission or they both die and achieve nothing.
i know it'd be unrealistic but how crazy would it be if Sharpe shot the rope holding the dummy in the backround
Would have been very impressive... for all of 3 seconds before the both of them were executed. If Dodd gave him good enough powder to carry the round far enough to hit the rope he’d have expected Harper dead and stuck to his threat.
How can he not distinguish and English accent to an Irish one? Haha
I'm slightly confused. Isn't India supposed to be under british rule? It seems like they may be in with the french here, although I don't know what general Dod is. He speaks very perfectly english, but clearly consorting with frenchmen. Admittedly my knowledge of India at this time period is limited, but I'm having a hard time making sense of this situation :o
Dodd is a deserter of the East India Company. He was working for the local Indian kingdom.
Captain Flint asking you to shoot your best friend to test your loyalty, now that's shit-testing
what gun is that
M-16
I thought sharp was a major
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This is pretty dumb, considering how great Sharpes Tiger actually was.
Especially since they have crammed the India stories into a short story.
In the Books Sharpe has 3 books just for India, before he joins the battle of Trafalgar on his way home. One of the greatest naval battles of the ages.
blablabla... SOLDIERING!
damn dude these maharajas sold out their own people to court the west
Those muskets are European made, the Indians had their own style, they were longer.
Harper is looking old.
I think this was filmed several years after the original run ended.