@@Warriorking.1963 He was brilliant in a cameo as Arnold Ridley in the story of Dad's Army. And he's Oliver Sterling in the Archers. One of the nicest characters in it.
"Preacher, don't the Bible have some pretty specific things to say about killin'?" "Quite specific. It is, however, somewhat fuzzier on the subject of scars."
I'm so glad that Simmerson got more appearances in the show than he did in the books. He was always a brilliantly hateable villain, but Cochrane took him to an entirely different level.
He lost the King's colours and lost the King's friendship. Most of the court will have nothing to do with Sir Henry Simmerson. I'm surprised he hasn't lost his knighthood.
With Simmerson’s luck, they probably despise him as much everyone else. They may use their influence to ensure he keeps getting jobs, but that’s about it.
Simmerson getting a well-deserved beat down for the sniveling coward he is! Amazing how talented of an actor it takes for you to truly loathe and despise a character such as Simmerson. Bravo!
@@snowwhite7677 Actually he was well known to be a great swordsman! Of course, Lass could also write out a statement about Simmerson attacking her, and betraying the night attack. Although I do believe she has regained the use of her voice by this point!
It reminds me of the vicar who married my wife and I....he kept trying to get people confirmed. He came around to book in to confirm my wife's father and ended up booking everyone in....I'm surprised he didn't confirm their cat while he was there.
I think the guy that plays Simmerson is awesome at it. You can almost touch the contempt the he feels for the character he is playing, and that comes accross - just as it should.
Indeed, Michael Cochrane's portrayal of Simmerson was so popular amongst viewers that the showrunners brought him back for five episodes despite him only appearing in two books.
@@dene39 While Sobel might be detestable, and I was impressed by Schwimmer being able to generate that much audience loathing, he did what he was supposed to do. It may have been luck that he was the 'leader' he was, or it may have been understanding what had to be done. But look at what he created - one of the best combat units in the ETO. Simmerson and Hakeswell only created fear and hatred. The only thing they taught their units to do was to mistrust and detest them. Sorry to take this thread out into left field like that ... although I don't know first-hand, I've read that Sobel was not like he was portrayed in the series, either. But even if he was ...
The most humiliating thing in all of this, I feel? That after Father Curtis has utterly defeated him, and he's crawling away... Father Curtis spanks him. Like Simmerson is a NAUGHTY CHILD. That, more than anything, is emasculating. To be a grown man, thinking he's a big shot. And then the Father from a convent comes and proves just how pathetic he is.
You got to give the Padre credit for using the flat of the blade .vs. the edge! (And giving Simmerson as much of a pain in the ass as Simmerson has been to everyone else!)
@Infernal460 Not exactly the French and the Irish actually have a decent relationship as they even fought alongside each other in a Irish Rebellion against Britain
Simmerson appears in only two of the novels and is mentioned in a third. Michael Cochrane turned him into such a fan favorite that he got to play him in five Sharpe productions.
'I'm Irish, John Bull's a bad neighbour but Bonaparte's a bully and so are you!' *proceeds to slice whatever dignity was left out of Simmerson and then ends his whole career with the 'God forgive me but I wish it had lasted longer'. Man this show was amazing and had so many great British actors.
"And no one in London would take your word over the word of Sir Henry Simmerson." And no one in the world would take your word that you got thrashed in a duel with a priest.
Simmerson is such a great character, he’s the definition of a bully, he’s all bluster and show when things are calm, but the moment things get serious he runs away crying.
@@boshirahmed he’s the wild card, he is useful right up until the point when he stabs you in the back for his own gain, making the situation far worse than it needs be.
I worked with Michael Cochrane many years ago, while touring in a play that then ran in the West End for a short time. Such a lovely man and a great actor. Nice to see him here being the bad guy!
@@sylaxvennor Hello, I highly doubt that any recordings were made of that particular production! It was called 'Married Love' and was about the life and work of Marie Stopes, the pioneering woman who fought the Catholic church over the desperate need to provide effective and safe family planning and birth control measures to be available to women. The play's title was the same as her famous book. It starred Susan Hampshire in the lead role, and Michael Cochrane played her husband, A.V. Roe of the famous aircraft manufacturing name, 'AVROE'. As you might imagine, it was a piece with limited appeal to a mass audience! It started at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford, before a small tour, followed by a short run at the Wyndham's Theatre in the West End. I was a young fresh faced actor having an exciting time working alongside some big Theatre/Film and TV names that I had grown up with, and everyone was very kind to me. Happy Days!
@@harrisonmcarthur7816 I forget which one it was exactly, but near the end of the series, he actually showed real courage and fortitude and grew to honestly respect Sharpe, calling him by his first name as a sign of respect.
@@harrisonmcarthur7816 in the last movies and books he gets himself posted to India via his friends in high places. Unfortunately it is during a series of rebellions. He is forced to watch his entire garrison die as the Indians string him up and leave him to dry up in the sun. Sharpe, escorting a noblewoman to that very base discovers the half-dead Simmerson and against his better judgement helps him recover somewhat. Simmerson fights off rebels and rogue English soldiers alongside Sharpe. In the end he calls Sharpe by his first name and wishes him well, although the author (and film director) kind of hints that the extreme exposure to the sun might have addled his mind a bit.
I would hate Simmerson more as he is a man who should rise to greatness (like Wellington) via his rank but chose to be a lying, conniving coward surrounded by lackeys. Hakeswill is a straight up psycho who is one dimensional evil. Simmerson is the classic dilentte, the moron officer who really should not be this way.
I found out about this show not too long ago and ended up binging the entire series. I had so much contempt for this Simmerson character, until the last movie then it was more pity than anything.
It has been a good many years since I saw this episode but she is a nun despite the fact she isn't wearing a habit. In this scene El Mirador even suggests it when he comes to rescue her.
@@LandersWorkshop she was a nun but in the beginning the priest she was with and two other nuns were brutally tortured and killed (implied nuns were raped), with her barely escaping with her underclothes and rendered mute from the trauma. Sharpe rescues her and brings her back to camp where she gets some basic clothes, but eventually she finds herself meeting El Mirador (the priest). That is why she has no habit
Michael Cochrane appeared in two Doctor Who stories in the 80s, first in a Victorian horror-style 5th Doctor story ("Black Orchid", 1982), then during the final season in an insane 7th Doctor story ("Ghostlight", 1989). He's such a good actor, totally bonkers in the second story!
Gets caught trying to assault a traumatized young woman at sword point while threatening to kill a member of the clergy while boasting about betraying your country for nothing. *"Well whats it to you priest?!"*
A protagonist needs antagonists & Sir Henry is perfect. I utterly despise him but have profound reverence for the actor. Just when you think Sir Henry has run out of barrel to scrape the dirt from he finds new de0ths inviting further contempt. Truly great acting as soon I see Sir Henry I go into rage mode. Fantastic series that didn't belittle our French neighbours.
Maximum respect to the actor portraying Simmerson (Michael Cochrane). You must have considerable talent as an actor to make your character universally hated by everyone who have watched your performance. Modern day comparison is Jack Gleeson, who played King Joffrey in GoT.
I saw Jack Gleeson in an interview very charismatic guy, I would drink a beer with him. But Joffrey, I would strange him with both hands. You see that the most hated villains are played very nice and lovable people.
Lucky for Simmerson the priest didn't tell Sharpe of his betrayal. Pretty sure Simmerson wouldn't have been given the opportunity to be protected by his cousin if that happened
Great actor to make a convincing villain, as well as the man who played the priest (I forgot his name) who went on to many other roles, including Braveheart
I got into a fight, lost and crawled away crying weakly. That's my style, sir
is it bad i read it in simmersons voice 1:1? thats hillarious XD
God All these years later, and to find comments like this on nearly even episode is just amazing. Well done sir.
@@jabiantakarua9347 Now that's soldiering!!!
thank you. I've had a shitty day and you made me laugh.
He bravely, bravely ran away
Upon entering the swordfight naturally i began to weep, that's my style sir
Ok that one made me burst out laughing.
Great acting by Michael Cochrane. The way he goes from bluster and bravado to cowardice and fear is masterful.
And the momentary look of sheer bafflement at 0:53 when the priest produces a sword.
@@CarzorStelatis Yes indeed, that's what really grabbed my attention too.
@@Warriorking.1963 He was brilliant in a cameo as Arnold Ridley in the story of Dad's Army.
And he's Oliver Sterling in the Archers. One of the nicest characters in it.
@@zacmumblethunder7466 By all accounts, he was one of the most popular and friendly members of the whole Sharpe cast.
He's one hell of a good actor, for sure. He plays the one we all love to hate, and does so masterfully.
"God forgive me but I wish you had lasted longer"
Man if I had a nickel every time I heard that I'd be rich
I keep going back to that part the delivery of that line is just perfect
im surprised anyone has actually told you that
Lol
I don't think it counts if it's the same guy saying it to you over and over.
Lol
"Preacher, don't the Bible have some pretty specific things to say about killin'?"
"Quite specific. It is, however, somewhat fuzzier on the subject of scars."
I see what you did there. Although I still think simmerson is going the special hell
@@jameswg13 The one for people who talk at the theater?
@@alcohol-freebeer3642 yes and the other things
Shiniest comment.
Mercy is the mark of a great man.
The priest is a good man.
Well he’s alright!
"The fault was not mine, the fault was the blade's, the blade must answer" THE BLADE ANSWERED WITH IT"S LIFE SIR!!!!
🤣
It really does sound like something Simmerson would say.
What makes a good youtube commentator? to have the ability to fire three comments a minute in any weather sir..
@@leifewald5117 Now that's Soldiering!
@@leifewald5117 😂😂😂😂 Class
This is almost as satisfying as Simmerson's verbal eviceration by Wellington after losing the colours
And it doesn't show up in America.
Yep. 'The man who loses the colours loses the Kings friendship...'
He could have killed him. After all, who would believe this simple priest could wield a blade, let alone defeat sir henry simmerson?
Yeah. Wellington stole the scene there.
MAJOR LENNOX ANSWERED WITH HIS LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Making Sir Henry Simmerson crawl away on his hands and knees, now that's priesting!
@@IkeVMAX4 I return your salute, Sir.
Put the fear of God in Simmerson, he did.
Ok, THAT was awesome.
Truly the hand of God......
These comments are awesome
I'm so glad that Simmerson got more appearances in the show than he did in the books. He was always a brilliantly hateable villain, but Cochrane took him to an entirely different level.
yuo don't hate him, you just feel naked contempt for him. he's not worthy of hatred
He has a cousin at Horseguards, and friends at court.
A man who loses the King's colours loses the King's friendship.
@@balrok9959 Losing the King's Colours, losing the King's friendship AND getting his ass handed to him by El Mirador..that's loser-ing.
Correction, he HAD a cousin in horseguard, and friends in court.
Okay so maybe he still has the cousin.
too bad they didn’t teach him better fencing..😏
Who all would probably be laughing themselves sick once they heard how he got owned.
Sir Henry's cousin at Horse Guards and friends at Court must not be reading their emails
He lost the King's colours and lost the King's friendship. Most of the court will have nothing to do with Sir Henry Simmerson. I'm surprised he hasn't lost his knighthood.
That cousin in question is supposed to be non other then Banastre Tarleton. I doubt that uber badass has any time for Simmerson.
With Simmerson’s luck, they probably despise him as much everyone else. They may use their influence to ensure he keeps getting jobs, but that’s about it.
@@WorldWar2freak94 probably because the further away he is from them they don’t have to put up with his nonsense
Uhm, genius, they didn’t have email back in them days ! Duh 🙄
Simmerson getting a well-deserved beat down for the sniveling coward he is! Amazing how talented of an actor it takes for you to truly loathe and despise a character such as Simmerson. Bravo!
He could have killed him. After all, who would believe this simple priest could wield a blade, let alone defeat sir henry simmerson?
@@snowwhite7677 Actually he was well known to be a great swordsman! Of course, Lass could also write out a statement about Simmerson attacking her, and betraying the night attack. Although I do believe she has regained the use of her voice by this point!
I always loved the priest; he had a wicked sense of humour and I loved how he tricked Harper into marriage.
It reminds me of the vicar who married my wife and I....he kept trying to get people confirmed. He came around to book in to confirm my wife's father and ended up booking everyone in....I'm surprised he didn't confirm their cat while he was there.
Love this seen .
I think the guy that plays Simmerson is awesome at it. You can almost touch the contempt the he feels for the character he is playing, and that comes accross - just as it should.
Indeed, Michael Cochrane's portrayal of Simmerson was so popular amongst viewers that the showrunners brought him back for five episodes despite him only appearing in two books.
Always compare it to schwimmers Sobel, or Postelwaites Hakeswell. Probably the most 3 detestable characters, played by superb actors. On TV
@@dene39 While Sobel might be detestable, and I was impressed by Schwimmer being able to generate that much audience loathing, he did what he was supposed to do. It may have been luck that he was the 'leader' he was, or it may have been understanding what had to be done. But look at what he created - one of the best combat units in the ETO. Simmerson and Hakeswell only created fear and hatred. The only thing they taught their units to do was to mistrust and detest them.
Sorry to take this thread out into left field like that ... although I don't know first-hand, I've read that Sobel was not like he was portrayed in the series, either. But even if he was ...
Totally agree. Just comparing. I know he was the perfect man to bond Easy.
It's why they brought Hardman back in Suits this season. Such a lovely hateable character.
Surprising Simmerson as a priest who also happens to be an expert swordsman? Now that's soldi... oh, wait a second.
He was a soldier for a bit fought the British at trafalgar
The most humiliating thing in all of this, I feel? That after Father Curtis has utterly defeated him, and he's crawling away... Father Curtis spanks him. Like Simmerson is a NAUGHTY CHILD. That, more than anything, is emasculating. To be a grown man, thinking he's a big shot. And then the Father from a convent comes and proves just how pathetic he is.
You got to give the Padre credit for using the flat of the blade .vs. the edge! (And giving Simmerson as much of a pain in the ass as Simmerson has been to everyone else!)
Not just any priest, if I recall, wasn't it suggested that he was the priest who worked with Wolf Tone?
I have to give the actor credit, he players Simmerson to perfection.
That is legit the best swordfighting I've seen in this entire show.
The most authentic looking. Far and above.
Yeah I wonder if they actual had prior training
Narrow angle shot seemed to help. A lot more difficult with wide angle.
That is one badass priest. No weapon forged against him shall prosper!
"i'm Irish, John Bull is a bad neighbor but Bonapart is a bully and so are you." Pretty much sums up the relationships between ireland/england.
Space Ninja
Yep
Space Ninja Same with Ireland and France ?
Particularly if it's a planter! Sums their physce
@Infernal460 Not exactly the French and the Irish actually have a decent relationship as they even fought alongside each other in a Irish Rebellion against Britain
Lightingwarrior don’t forget the Germans. Quite a love in with Germany, now and in the past.
Michael Cochrane is one of the greatest "bad guy" actors of all time.
Next to King Joeffry in GOT
We all love a bully getting his comeuppance, don't we?
I'd prefer to see a bully DIE ala Doomslayer.
Simmerson appears in only two of the novels and is mentioned in a third. Michael Cochrane turned him into such a fan favorite that he got to play him in five Sharpe productions.
'I'm Irish, John Bull's a bad neighbour but Bonaparte's a bully and so are you!' *proceeds to slice whatever dignity was left out of Simmerson and then ends his whole career with the 'God forgive me but I wish it had lasted longer'. Man this show was amazing and had so many great British actors.
Any comment about the Irish actors, or are they British too?
Love how the priest wins the fight and gets the girl.
"And no one in London would take your word over the word of Sir Henry Simmerson."
And no one in the world would take your word that you got thrashed in a duel with a priest.
He wasn't just a priest though
@@colinkinch3445 Yup....he's a IRISH priest.
He wasn't just a priest though and his word would actually mean more in London
Isn't he the secret spy head honcho of the region? So people would listen to him, not just because he is a priest.
@@colinkinch3445 Granted, but (1) no one outside of Wellington and Munro is supposed to know, and (2) never forget, Simmerson is an idiot.
Ill listen to a sermon by this priest anytime.
You should find the scene where he tricks harper into marrying his wife without worry
“Now get up and kiss your bride.”
“You told me I was going to die Father!”
“Sure, we’re *all* going to die, Patrick.”
"You can fool with your brother
But don't mess with a missionary man."
Michael cockrane is so good in this series,he nails his part absolutely,terrific actor.
Simmerson is such a great character, he’s the definition of a bully, he’s all bluster and show when things are calm, but the moment things get serious he runs away crying.
He can still be useful as he has air of authority but is evil and cannot be trusted.
@@boshirahmed he’s the wild card, he is useful right up until the point when he stabs you in the back for his own gain, making the situation far worse than it needs be.
@@samuelfawell9159 a great villain..great writing and acting..it's amazing how many awful shows there are.
This never ever gets old
I worked with Michael Cochrane many years ago, while touring in a play that then ran in the West End for a short time. Such a lovely man and a great actor. Nice to see him here being the bad guy!
What was that play, if I may ask? And would you know if there are any recordings of it?
@@sylaxvennor Hello,
I highly doubt that any recordings were made of that particular production! It was called 'Married Love' and was about the life and work of Marie Stopes, the pioneering woman who fought the Catholic church over the desperate need to provide effective and safe family planning and birth control measures to be available to women. The play's title was the same as her famous book. It starred Susan Hampshire in the lead role, and Michael Cochrane played her husband, A.V. Roe of the famous aircraft manufacturing name, 'AVROE'. As you might imagine, it was a piece with limited appeal to a mass audience! It started at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford, before a small tour, followed by a short run at the Wyndham's Theatre in the West End. I was a young fresh faced actor having an exciting time working alongside some big Theatre/Film and TV names that I had grown up with, and everyone was very kind to me. Happy Days!
"john bull's a bad neighbour...but Bonapartes a bully! " one of the best lines ive heard haha
Upon losing the sword fight, I naturally began to bleed. Thats my style sir!
Sir we encountered the enemy and proceeded to cry while getting cut apart, that's my style!
You lost the king's pathetic wimpering!
The hardest decision in fandom, who is the villain you love to hate more: Simmerson or Obediah?
Simmerson did eventually change and go some way to redeeming himself. Obediah was a scumbag right until the end.
@@harrisonmcarthur7816 I forget which one it was exactly, but near the end of the series, he actually showed real courage and fortitude and grew to honestly respect Sharpe, calling him by his first name as a sign of respect.
I don't remember that either?
@@harrisonmcarthur7816 in the last movies and books he gets himself posted to India via his friends in high places.
Unfortunately it is during a series of rebellions. He is forced to watch his entire garrison die as the Indians string him up and leave him to dry up in the sun. Sharpe, escorting a noblewoman to that very base discovers the half-dead Simmerson and against his better judgement helps him recover somewhat.
Simmerson fights off rebels and rogue English soldiers alongside Sharpe. In the end he calls Sharpe by his first name and wishes him well, although the author (and film director) kind of hints that the extreme exposure to the sun might have addled his mind a bit.
I would hate Simmerson more as he is a man who should rise to greatness (like Wellington) via his rank but chose to be a lying, conniving coward surrounded by lackeys. Hakeswill is a straight up psycho who is one dimensional evil. Simmerson is the classic dilentte, the moron officer who really should not be this way.
FLAWLESS VICTORY
*"FINISH HIM!!!"* 1:31
The number of losses on Major Hogan's report can now be increased to his manhood.
Michael Cochrane is such a brilliant actor!!
John Kavanagh (Father Curtis) played the Seer (Njord) in Vikings, too.
The tap of the sword on Simmerson's backside, There is the end of the conversation and the scorn he deserved.
I found out about this show not too long ago and ended up binging the entire series. I had so much contempt for this Simmerson character, until the last movie then it was more pity than anything.
Cant believe Sharpe saved the old goat lol but that's erm simmersoning .
that was awesome he is my kind of priest love this show
The most badass warriors are always the ones who have taken up a life of nonviolence, because no one suspects a priest of being a master duelist
Or a spy sssshhhh
Think twice before crossing a person who has taken up a life of non-violence, for they may have done so because they’re too damn good at violence.
From losing the king's colours to losing a duel to an Irish priest.
He lost friendship not only with the king, but God himself!
This is a remarkable specimen of a truly British gentleman. Sir Henry Simmerson forever!
you could call that a "fight to the pain" :D
Brilliant acting by Michael Cochrane, he made the viewer hate Sir Henry, superb acting skills.
What an actor. Played a sniveling coward so well you almost forget he’s a pretty good guy in real life.
He could have killed him. After all, who would believe this simple priest could wield a blade, let alone defeat sir henry simmerson?
Considering how his character behaves throughout the series it is a surprise the nun he's trying to assault doesn't take him out.
Given Simmerson's somewhat cowardly nature, being bested by a priest, isn't that much of a stretch.
@@schizoidboy She's a nun? Is she a novice or about to enter the nunnery? She wears no habit.
It has been a good many years since I saw this episode but she is a nun despite the fact she isn't wearing a habit. In this scene El Mirador even suggests it when he comes to rescue her.
@@LandersWorkshop she was a nun but in the beginning the priest she was with and two other nuns were brutally tortured and killed (implied nuns were raped), with her barely escaping with her underclothes and rendered mute from the trauma.
Sharpe rescues her and brings her back to camp where she gets some basic clothes, but eventually she finds herself meeting El Mirador (the priest). That is why she has no habit
The actor for Simmerson is just perfect
Makes a great villain the man that plays simmerson he's a great actor
Michael Cochrane appeared in two Doctor Who stories in the 80s, first in a Victorian horror-style 5th Doctor story ("Black Orchid", 1982), then during the final season in an insane 7th Doctor story ("Ghostlight", 1989). He's such a good actor, totally bonkers in the second story!
He also was in one episode of The Two Ronnie's 'sketch' "The worm that turned"
Now that's a badass priest!
"I kick arse for the Lord!"
Getting owned. That's my style sir!
Sir Henry appreciates a good bleeding
I’d love to see a gritty, warts an all version of Sharpe - much more true to life and realistic. Ala saving private Ryan.
Best scene in the entire immortal series of great scenes ... Brilliant series Bow to Stern....
That's a proper Irish priest that is!
actually impressed thought simmerson stood well he kept getting up didn't cower after the first cut
“On first sighting the priest I fought him and got slashed many times, if that’s my style sir!”
It's not the ass whooping by blade from the priest that humiliated Simmerson....it's the kick in the balls.
Don't forget the humiliation the girl gave Simmerson 👍
Wow. This scene is so satisfying.
great Actor Micheal Cochrane, made us hate Sir Henry....
'On your knees!' 😂 Simmerson was great, all through the show. Great character...
Gets caught trying to assault a traumatized young woman at sword point while threatening to kill a member of the clergy while boasting about betraying your country for nothing.
*"Well whats it to you priest?!"*
That's my style, sir.
A protagonist needs antagonists & Sir Henry is perfect. I utterly despise him but have profound reverence for the actor. Just when you think Sir Henry has run out of barrel to scrape the dirt from he finds new de0ths inviting further contempt. Truly great acting as soon I see Sir Henry I go into rage mode. Fantastic series that didn't belittle our French neighbours.
The acting is very good.
Maximum respect to the actor portraying Simmerson (Michael Cochrane). You must have considerable talent as an actor to make your character universally hated by everyone who have watched your performance. Modern day comparison is Jack Gleeson, who played King Joffrey in GoT.
That's one of the first things I thought of. Him and Ramsay Bolton, whose actor has a name I can't remember how to spell
I saw Jack Gleeson in an interview very charismatic guy, I would drink a beer with him. But Joffrey, I would strange him with both hands. You see that the most hated villains are played very nice and lovable people.
Watching this makes me want to role a Warrior-Priest.
Napoleon's ambition cost the lives of 5 - 7 million people across Europe - military and civilian.
I'm Michael Cochrane, and when i play a coward character, i make sure it will be coward and loathsome, because that's my style, sir!
pinked 4 times in less than a minute he better stick to a pistol
Lucky for Simmerson the priest didn't tell Sharpe of his betrayal. Pretty sure Simmerson wouldn't have been given the opportunity to be protected by his cousin if that happened
Hey now, he has friends at court too!
@@levilevis9032 So did Janos Slynt.
The priest's word would have actually mattered most to London even over sharpes
01:14
The priest: **Hah. I still got it, eh.**
A bully and a total coward 😂 always nice to see one getting owed!
I don't think he expected a priest to know how to fence
Best scene ever in all the Sharpe episodes......hands down.
Great actor to make a convincing villain, as well as the man who played the priest (I forgot his name) who went on to many other roles, including Braveheart
It's my opinion that all priests need to be trained in swordsmanship
See what happens when you lose the King's colors?
Famous words among Irish priests
God forgive me, the arse kickin,s over
If a priest kicks your ass and beats you at a sword fight, you might be Simmerson....
I'll crawl away, Sir, lii crawl away. That's my style sir, that's my style!! When your own words come back to haunt you!!! 👌👍😍🥰😘☺
Well on a positive note... at least Simmerson still had his shirt on his back at come-to-bed time.
That poor girl, that priest stop her from getting a mouth full of simmerson! That’s his style!
The recently gazetted major disappointment...
Arrogant and pompous. But enough about me, Sir Henry was a brilliant villain!
This guy owned this role.
Sure, we don't get to see Wellington's masterful side step at Salamanca, but we do get this.
Now that's proper priesting!
Some scenes just make you feel good .
Damn! Double owned by a man of the cloth!
If this was produced today the girl would have destroyed him with her hex vision.
Or shot him. Just watch Formula 51/51st State. She's great in it.
"Lord, have mercy on Simmerson...
BECAUSE I SURE FUCKING WONT."
Fantastic villian
I like that first pass. Plus it's nice to hear the faithless coward squeal.
Cheered so hard at the screen when I first saw this.
Tis’ merely a flesh wound.
Sir Henry simmering the snivelling weasel.thats his style sir.