En las montañas españolas, Sharpe y sus hombres llegan a la ciudad de Casa Antigua, que ha sido saqueada por el comandante francés, el brigadier general Guy-Loup y su Brigada del Lobo. Perkins rescata a un joven de dos soldados de Loup y los apresan. Loup aparece exigiendo a sus hombres, pero Sharpe se niega y los fusila en el acto. Loup jura venganza. De regreso al campamento, Wellington da el mando a Sharpe de la Real Compañía Irlandesa y le ordena que los ponga en forma.
"Sharpe's Battle," a 1995 television film produced by Carlton Television in the United Kingdom, is a gripping addition to the beloved Sharpe series. Directed by Tom Clegg and based on Bernard Cornwell's novels, this installment follows the adventures of the intrepid British soldier Richard Sharpe, portrayed by the charismatic Sean Bean. Set during the Peninsular War, the film captures the essence of early 19th-century warfare with its vivid portrayal of the Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro. The narrative weaves together themes of loyalty, betrayal, and courage, as Sharpe navigates the complexities of military life and the ever-present threat of French forces. In "Sharpe's Battle," the plot thickens as Sharpe is tasked with training a ragtag group of soldiers known as the Real Compañía Irlandesa, a unit of Irish deserters from the British Army who have joined the Spanish cause. This mission is fraught with challenges, as Sharpe must not only whip the undisciplined unit into shape but also uncover a sinister plot orchestrated by a French spy. The film excels in its character development, particularly in the dynamic between Sharpe and his loyal sergeant, Patrick Harper, played by Daragh O'Malley, whose camaraderie adds depth and warmth to the story. The production values of "Sharpe's Battle" are commendable, with meticulous attention to historical detail in costumes, sets, and battle scenes. The film's cinematography effectively captures the rugged beauty of the Spanish landscape, providing a stark backdrop to the brutal realities of war. The action sequences are well-choreographed, delivering a visceral sense of the chaos and intensity of Napoleonic warfare. The score, composed by John Tams, complements the film's atmosphere, enhancing the emotional impact of key moments. "Sharpe's Battle" stands out in the Sharpe series for its compelling storyline and strong performances, particularly from Sean Bean, who brings a rugged authenticity to the role of Richard Sharpe. The film successfully balances historical accuracy with dramatic tension, making it a must-watch for fans of military dramas and period pieces. Its exploration of themes such as honor and duty, set against the backdrop of the Peninsular War, ensures that "Sharpe's Battle" remains a memorable and engaging entry in the saga of Richard Sharpe.
Año1995
Duración100 minuto
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GénerosBélicaAventuraHistoriaPelícula de TV
Países de producciónUnited Kingdom
