Sharpe Duels Compilation | Best Moments | Sharpe
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Sharpe is challenged to a duel but he doesn't like to play by the rules...
Which would you say is considered more honourable: a pistol duel or a sword duel?
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I'm glad Sean Bean did all these without stunt doubles.
Achievement Earned:
*Accurate Action*
(Best I could do...)
And real bullets :)
Now that's soldiering..
They didn't have the budget for everyone to have muskets in mist scenes more then not only the front rank has them the rest just have wooden guns painted or even cardboard ones either back haha
What stunt-doubles do you need with prop-swords?
Love the first duel. Always great to see former Bond villains duking it out!
yes
"Don't go on Whigram." That is the best line ever, positively dripping with disdain.
2:48 this guy sure does love getting in sword fights with dudes from the 007 universe and then getting refreshments
just two bond villains fencing
"Just knock the shite out of him! Good luck, Sir." Got to love Harper for his practical advices indeed. Oh, and btw winning duels not only by fencing skills but with the lessons learned as a gutter-snipe, now that's soldiering.
By the standards of his time, Sharpe lost the duel the second he resorted to gutter-snipe brawling. What little reputation Sharpe had on his own side would have been irredeemably blackened had his superior not intervened.
@@andrewweitzman4006 Sharpe plays to win by any means necessary he’s from a poor background he isn’t too concerned with his reputation as he knows what he’s capable of.
@@andrewweitzman4006 and this is one of the problems you could win a duel but lose based on the spin. That's why duelling died.
What magnificent bastard is uploading Sharpe videos in 2021?! Bloody love it!
"yer fat bastard, they wont find a coffin to fit yer". Is my favourite Sharpe line of all time.
"He shot me in the ASS, Ross!"
"Don't go ON, Wigram!"
Standard water cooler talk around my office 😎
Considering he was going to shot him in the head, he should be grateful, especially after proposing an apology via a plea for mercy, which he himself did not show while taking aim at Sharpe. Fascinating how instantaneously "humble and meek" we can become when it is our head on the block.
"He shot me in the arse." An ass is a donkey.
Arse
*arse not ass. He is English, not American.
Surprised the second one made it into the compilation. It was just friendly sword practice.
It is complicated isn't it?
I've been watching these clips today in covid lockdown (knew of the show but never watched) and have been noticing a lot of familiar, talented faces from recent film. Looks like Sharpe gave a lot of people a springboard into their careers. Not just Sean Bean, who's been a favorite of mine since childhood. He was already in movies I loved, playing good & bad guys, but when I saw him in Lord of the Rings he was a perfect actor for that character, & I shed a tear when he died so heroically.
Ya man I didn't know the guy from Black Sails/007 was in this as well.
Now this is soldiering.
Especially shooting people in the ass.
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*Sparring with Sharpe*
These duels always looked so real, gotta love these old shows and movies, not as choreographed as modern crap.
unfortunately neither these, nor the modern choreographed are technically properly executed.
@@daxasd3270 Most of the fencing and/or swordsmanship in this was beyond bad. You want to see decent swordsmanship in film watch some of the particularly old films with Christopher Lee and his generation of actors (particularly the fellow Englishmen) - they knew how to actually fence (and in Lee's case as a veteran how to fight in general) prior to acting so there was far less to fake.
Makes up for those half dozen extras trying to look like an army as they stand there dropping to the floor when a firework goes off pretending they were all killed at once by a canon
Eh, they look a bit stiff. If HEMA was a bigger thing when this was produced, they could've pulled it off.
You would be a horrible movie maker ,
I just like seeing Sean Bean not dying
This isn't duelling, it's 'Friendly sword practice'.
So the one with Wigram is friendly target practice you mean?
I love how much they tried to be faithful to the books while also making some necessary changes. And some of the new stories they made up are almost as good as the old.
3:03-3:15
I love leaders like this. Men who care not for wealth or status, but ability. Leaders who only desire excellence and who care for their soldiers so much. Very few people like that in that era, it seems
being a turncoat erases all of that
... putting aside the fact that he was a mass murderer of women and kids?
Sharpe was lucky to win that first duel against Captain Flint.
People back then sure knew exactly when to stop so the other person could talk. I wish we still had such telepathic ability.
You mean they knew how to recite scripted dialogue a writer had given them?
@@AnEnemySpy456 I mean that it's not a very realistic thing to do.
@@KyrieruActually it is, it's the old days when men couldn't articulate well , sure the lower classes couldn't read or write but they could talk well and the officers were all very well educated.
"Don't go on, Wigram"
I'm strongly advocating for a "Bastard" or "Shite" compilation.
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That last bit kills me. 9:42 😂
Next compleation Sharpe's kill count
Duke of Wellington: no duelling
Video: let me introduce myself
Shooting an opponent in the arse !
Sharpe's class origins show through
It is the only series i've ever seen with Bean that he survived the fist episode 😂😂😂😂😂
*season
he kinda used up all his plot armor as an actor. thats why he dies in every other role he plays
Frederickson is the best second, ever. F-ing hilarious.
I keep watching these clips, but I should be watching the series. lol
Brute force beats "very fine" dancing and flickering.
@Andy Man That's great since this is, in fact, a movie, and is not real life. Astute judgement on your part Sir. That's soldiering.
@Andy Man It's not a comparison between training and brute force, both of which play a more or less equal role when it comes to a swordfight. it's a comparison between two different styles, one of which aims to overwhelm the opponent quickly with physical strength while the other emphasises the maneuvers intended to outlast the opponent. Sharpe should favour the former as it is much more practical on a battlefield where you are liable to face multiple opponents in quick succession, whereas the latter is more suited to the duel and is as much to dazzle the spectators as to win the fight.
@@derkylos I didn't say it was a comparison between training and brute force..I said it was a comparison between "dancing and flickering" and brute force.
Being bigger and stronger can't always win you the day. Being big, strong _amd smart,_ on the other hand...
8:16 - "Uh guys, you really don't want to stand behind me..."
The thing about Sharpe is, he doesn't duel. He brawls with a blade in his hands.
Na he's fine in the clip
Sir Gustav Graves vs. Alec Trevelyan. That's a fantastic matchup. I'll even throw Captain Flint and Boromir in there as well. This is like a fanfic crossover.
"You won't die from a bullet up the bum."
Well, he very well might. Any penetrating gun shot wound at this time would be extremely dangerous due to the risk of infection, especially if you are shot in a body part covered by clothes, because the bullet will take with it fragments of the fabric and drag them deep into your body, plus the wound is way too high for an amputation to stop the infection from spreading.
Party pooper.
Those aren't particularly small rounds either!
@@MongooseTacticool it would have been likely a 36 as a dueling piece.
The dual between cournal laroux is my favourite, the episode led up to it and it was worth it
'COURSE I WANNA BLOODY CONTINUE' Gustav Graves
The second duel, the redcoat officer is actually in Firefly episode 3 as a master duellist
THAT's where I recognised him from!
Mercy is the sign of a good man.....*joab*....well, I'm okay.
Captain Frederickson is one of the best characters in all of Sharpe!
Loved the "sharps rifles series"
Ross is a gentleman but he sure lets you know in suttel ways if he does not like you that bum line surtenly stung🤣
I say Chaps, bloody good show three cheers for Major Sharpe hip hip hooray
I love the fact that Sharpe is somewhat less skilled at sword combat. It's nice to see a protagonist that *isn't* perfect at every aspect of every fight they ever participate in. Everyone has strengths and weaknesses, not everyone can be John Wick 24/7.
09:03 : "...la fesse! En plein dans la fesse !" Makes me laugh every time.
didn't even catch that at first, hilarious :D
Sharp is a soldier, he's fought in many battles.
Bruh what is this show and why can't I stop watching these clips.
A series called sharpe you may find it on britbox or similar
I'd highly recommend the books also
@@garethmitchell7723 yea I found the show and have been watching. Probably my fav show right now and a slew of great actors as well.
“ he shot me in the arse !” 😂😂
“When I fight a duel with pistols I aim for the arse that’s my style sir”
I've been gone for a minute
Soldiering
These are not duels, these are brawls
😂😂😂😂 He shot me in the ass!
After year just realised that actor who is dueling Sharp in sword fight - the same who was dueling with James Bond in Die Another Day
"He shot me in the arse" classic stuff
6:14 Atherton Wing studies the duel intently.
I've noticed Sean Bean breathing is rather heavy, just walking up to the duel he was heavy breathing, noticed it in other clips, and didn't know if he is a heavy smoker or something else , but his breathing is very labouring.
A few years before, Toby Stephens (Dodd) got to fight a duel with Daniel Craig's 007. Another memorable scene!
Was Pierce Brosnan Toby Stephens fought in die another day
Battle of the Bond Villains!
In the second duel Sharpe was ambushed by a tree trunk...if ya know ya know lol.
Man Toby Stephens sexual energy here and in Black Sails is off the charts
Lord Eddard Stark duelling with his challengers during Robert's Rebellion campaign
Next will be the "I've Shit em" compilation.
"Dont go ONNnnn Wigrum..."
Fine court swords that will draw blood on the arms or face but are not normally lethal, at that point the duel is ended.
Pistols is more like "brave enough to face a shot but smart not to do so."
A proper duel gives honour to both people.
This is really an excellent show.
The first guy was quite convincingly played. And the duel was interestingly staged to show their skill matched but Sharpe being consistently over-powered by the larger heavier man.
They used to sell this on Amazon but they change it and I miss the opportunity to buy them all
"Just knock the shite out of him, sir."
Meanwhile Ong Bak standing in line back there wishing he could teach these foos a thing or two
Don't know why the one with the fat french guy was included that was clearly sword practice between freinds
Spanish or Portuguese, not French.
Who is the actor at the start against Sharpe? He is very good at his role. He stole the attention.
captain flint
Toby Stephens is the actor's name.
@@everettharris967
Thank you. I had found him at Google. His face changed very much. In "die another day" he have a similar scene with shords.
Toby Stephens is known for engaging in sword duels and getting a bit too emotional hey?
oh dont go onnn lolz
This series inspired me to join the army, loved every second!
In Spain and Latin America they fought duels well into the 20th century. And in France, there was one as late as 1967.
Good old captain Flint 💪😤
Imagine this series with Netflix budget. I don't think is was bad but sometimes in bigger battles they're could be more soldiers around.
The price you pay for a netflix budget is the high likelihood of cancellation after 1-2 seasons
I'd take the low budget instead
theres a comfy charm to it
I can see Boromir does LEAD GONDOR
4:56 - the guy on the left - when the paella addiction gets out of control...
Why is it that Sharpe, who ONLY knows how to do THREE things (and has told people any number of times)HOW TO FIGHT, HOW TO KILL, AND HOW TO WIN!!! and these people never seen to figure it out? His sword in the early movies (usually described as a butcher knife, that he TOOK off a French cavalryman, and too long to be used from foot (though Sharpe is tall enough to carry it off)), he has used to literally smash through his opponents guard.
Wasn’t his sword given to him by a dying Rifles captain? Or am I thinking of something else?
@@tedclare5504 It might be. Like I said Sharpe's sword is a tool to him, in the books he does not seem to have any particular attachment to it, it is just sharp enough to do what he wants. There is a description of him more or less beating people to death with it!
@@fooman2108 In one of the books Sharpe is lying seriously wounded in a "hospital". His sword (whichever it is) has been lost. Harper gets a heavy cavalry sword, which by its nature is weighted for cleaving blows from horseback. He takes it to the smithy where it is ground sharp and the hard guard sawn and filed to change the grip to a pattern Sharpe uses. Patrick puts in his hand which is the start of his eventual recovery.
I cannot remember which book, but this being YT somebody probably will. The nature of the sword and its modifications says a lot about how Sharpe uses a sword.
@@TheArgieH Book is Sharpe's Sword. He ends up with a meticulous well-made sword from his adversary or heavy 36' killing blade made by Patrick.
@@sethclark6593 Thanks, I liked the description of how Patrick had it modified.
The guy playing the General was also a Bond villain dueled him in one of the 90s era Bond movies (can't remember which)...
Die Another Day 2002. Sean Bean was also a bond villian.
@@MrSGL21 Yep, Goldeneye.
4:33 what sun lol
No stunt doubles? Thats real soldiering
It's like Bean and Stephens' characters are two sides of the same coin...
Good old Sharpey, shot him in the arse!
This is how Wigram became the Waco Kid.
wait wait wait - isn't that the dude that had this long sword fight with Brosnan in one of the Bonds? That's kinda ... meta
These clips came before. Probably gave deja vu to older viewers
Ow, something bit me!
Well, that proves that Alec had no chance to beat James with a sword, he cannot even defeat Graves.
Haha you win
GEEZER !!!!👍g
6:39 In his Best Yorkshire accent
He's a Sharpe shooter
I'm sad to say I haven't seen the two set in India. Was that first duel from _Challenge_ or _Peril_ (the one with, I'm assuming, Dodd)?
Name of the film ???
There's a bunch missing isn't there?
matarife, the one with them holding the chain, that was a good one
0:10 was that the lady from top chef??
@6:53 I love this picture
Isn't this the same guy Pierce Brosnan has a duel with in a James Bond movie?
"Don't go on."
@6:38 oh the real Major Sharpe turns up...
one thing i never understood was why Sharpe didn't learn "some" sword play?
That is true. God knows he got enough respect from some people that some might want to give him some training. or he literally just didn'thave the time.
formal swordwork didn't work in the melee.
006, meet Gustav Graves.
Is that Carl Urban's dad? Chip on his shoulder a mile wide.