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Sharpe arrives for an audience with the Prince Regent. Here he meets Lord Fenner, the man responsible for the regiment's problems.
Will Sharpe get to the bottom of the problem? Why is the regiment so disorganised?
Watch more of Sharpe's Regiment moments here: bit.ly/3uztRVi
From Season 4 Episode 1 "Sharpe's Regiment": Sharpe and Harper return to England to recruit for the South Essex regiment and discover corruption in the highest ranks of the British army. Reporting their findings only makes them targets in an assassination attempt, so to prove their allegations they fake their own deaths and re-enlist in South Essex.
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Follow Sharpe, a fictional British Soldier as he fights during the Napoleonic Wars! Sharpe is a British period drama series starring Sean Bean as Richard Sharpe, and Daragh O'Malley as his second in command, Patrick Harper.
Throughout the series, Sharpe gradually gets promoted through the ranks but makes a number of dangerous enemies along the way. Eventually, his success gains him a steady promotion, and by the end of the Napoleonic Wars, he becomes Lieutenant-Colonel Sharpe!
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@bobpage6597 2 года назад

He may have been a complete bumbling fool in many ways - but the Prince Regent was the most powerful ally Sharpe could ever hope to have!

@aetius7139 2 года назад

Not really. I mean being prince regent is mostly ceremonial. Most governing and running of the british empire is run by the prime minister and its parliement.

@bobpage6597 2 года назад

@@aetius7139 Back then the Monarchy had more influence in Governance than it has today. Having the Prince Regent as an ally would be very valuable - in that time period, no question.

@Jasontvnd9 2 года назад

@@aetius7139 not back then it wasn't , They could and did disband parliament.

@captainspacebones3795 Год назад

The Prince Regent made Sharpe a major. Later this episode on the authority of Duke of York Sharpe busts Colonel Girdwood's operation. Having friends in high places, now that's soldiering!

@TheAzureNightmare Год назад

@@captainspacebones3795 And the Duke of York was reforming the Army anyways, and had been at the time. Stands to reason Bartholomew Girdwood's head, short as he is, would stick out.

@thanglongnguyenvu3815 Год назад

The Prince's sarcasm when he repeated several times the "on paper thing" convinces me that although he looks and acts like a fool, he's not completely oblivious.

@thanhhoangnguyen4754 Год назад

Well he was more jolly than his father though who still can't get over that they lost America.

@Cybermat47 8 месяцев назад

The only thing more dangerous than a smart man is a smart man who you think is an idiot.

@CaptainPrincess 6 месяцев назад

There are benefits to playing an idiot

@djbabbotstown 6 месяцев назад

Kings are the greatest thieves of all.

@Samuel-wm1xr 5 месяцев назад

his father was conceded that they lost america and authorised peace negotiations@@thanhhoangnguyen4754

@TheGentlemanGamer 2 года назад

It turns out Major Sharpe has friends at court. And a cousin in Horseguards.

@DrChrisF Год назад

The man who finds the imperial eagle, finds imperial friendship

@drLSP Год назад

@@DrChrisF And thats his style, sir!

@Paranormal.ex24 Год назад

And in London not Lisbon

@jonsnow3855 Год назад

Did not expect to find you here

@TheGentlemanGamer Год назад

@@jonsnow3855 Ah dun wan it. Nevuh did. Muh queen.

@Aelxi 2 года назад

You gotta love Prince Regent He served as a colonel in 95th rifles too!

@te-ahi-kaamckinnon-hohepa3084 2 года назад

Major*

@Aelxi 2 года назад

@@te-ahi-kaamckinnon-hohepa3084 damn my memory.

@davyboy9397 2 года назад

He was very kind and jolly seeming. No wonder England did so well during this time. Good leadership

@LordMarps 2 года назад

Busy feller, managed that whilst writing Downton Abbey!

@eldorados_lost_searcher 2 года назад

Glad to see he's recovered from his wounds.

@james87367 Год назад

Major of the 95th, promoted to Prince Regent! Fantastic career.

@ScottyShaw Год назад

Now that's soldiering!

@Southern_Crusader 2 года назад

Look at how far he has come. From a sergeant on a riverbank in Spain to meeting the King of all of England.

@DarkhorseSJ 2 года назад

In the novels he starts as a Private in India. The first 3 books are the India campaign, then he gets round to the Napoleonic war.

@henrikkjuus90 2 года назад

Well.... The prince Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. But close enough, i guess

@julianaylor4351 2 года назад

@@DarkhorseSJ Mentioned in the dialogue of the television series.

@deeznutz3712 2 года назад

Now that's soldiering

@g00gleminus96 2 года назад

That's not the king, that's the Prince Regent. At that time King George III was insane. Barking mad.

@starguy2718 Год назад

Becoming best buds with the Prince Regent... that's soldiering.

@davyboy9397 2 года назад

The casting was so awesome in this show ! The Prince is a jolly fellow

@polaris7122 2 года назад

Typical Royal family I would say!

@twm123 2 года назад

The Prince is Julian Fellowes, the writer of Downton Abbey and a peer in the House of Lords.

@jeffreysommer3292 2 года назад

Some years before he ate himself to death.

@davyboy9397 2 года назад

@@twm123 He very accomplished

@db-t3175 Год назад

@@twm123 and he played the Rifles officer who treated Sharpe like $h!t€ in the first episode.

@logandavis7365 2 года назад

Answering eh to the Prince Regent of the United Kingdom? Now that's soldiering!

@genghishank1 2 года назад

*Price Regent

@megaduck7965 7 месяцев назад

That’s his style sir !

@olivergrimm8412 2 года назад

When I fist saw this episode on TV they had a cut-in scene from the battle in it. Got to admit the close-up shot of Sean's face and the background sound of the battle are more dramatic to capture his apparent PTSD. In the first version I believed him to be pround to remember his glorious action, but on the contrary.

@thyrampantpigeon 2 года назад

I remember that! I thought I made it up in my head, but I'm glad someone else remembers too!

@olivergrimm8412 2 года назад

@@thyrampantpigeon i own a mixture of Sharpe DVDs, first four episodes as a two episode DVD, a dubious complete collection and a set called canonball edition. In the latter you find this version without cut in battle sceene, the older versions have the battle depicted during the audience sceene.

@Galastel 10 месяцев назад

I suppose he's both proud to have done it, and haunted by the actual memory of it. Having the horror that is war paraded like it's exciting fun - it would be a shock.

@PzGren_1907 2 года назад

Letting his Royal Highness belief that he fought alongside Sharpe.... Now that's Soldiering 💯

@rc59191 Год назад

Lol he technically did the Prince also played the Major of the 95th Rifles in the first episode.

@PzGren_1907 Год назад

@@rc59191 Revealing this information is a shooting matter 😉

@dustinprewitt 2 года назад

The whole time, he's sporting a look on his face that says "if he's the sane one, I'd hate to see his father...."

@thanhhoangnguyen4754 Год назад

considering his father never get over the lost of America and his son is a fan boy of Sharpe. So yes.

@dustinprewitt Год назад

@@thanhhoangnguyen4754 not true. "I was the last to consent to the separation; but the separation having been made and having become inevitable, I have always said, as I say now, that I would be the first to meet the friendship of the United States as an independent power."

@gcHK47 Год назад

@@dustinprewitt Then why did he make war on us? Why did he reject every concession we offered, and demand our subjugation to his rule? We were his subjects, and British citizens, but Mad George III treated us like indentured servants at best, and criminals at worst.

@dustinprewitt Год назад

@@gcHK47 1. It wasnt the King, it was his minister's. By this time, British Kings had lost most if not all legal authority to parliament. Im guessing you dont even know who Lord North is. 2. YOU made war on HIM. Read a book, yankee doodle.

@gcHK47 Год назад

@@dustinprewitt I’ve read more than you have, and each one says the opposite of what you said. He attacked us, and massacred our people. By the way, the majority of historians agree that Frederick North, 2nd Earl of Guilford was nothing more than Mad George’s yes man.

@BPOOHEAD189 2 года назад

Telling the ruler of all England 'Ay'. Now that's soldiering

@TheAnxietyCloset 2 года назад

Now I have a better understanding of Hugh Laurie's Prince Regent character in Blackadder 3rd

@pr-tj5by 2 года назад

Absolutely loved it!

@deviklovecraft3835 Год назад

He was hysterical

@randomacousticthoughts Год назад

...why my own father wouldn't recognize me ...he never can he's mad your highness ...ah yes 😂

@thepayne7862 2 года назад

Julian Fellows the creator of Downton Abbey, and also played Killwilly in Monarch of the Glen , was great as the Prince Regent.

@EricWilke1141987 2 года назад

He also played Major Warren Dunnett in the first episode Sharpe's Rifles.

@thepayne7862 2 года назад

@@EricWilke1141987 That's right I had forgotten

@QuintusManilus 2 года назад

Was just thinking this as I watched it. Sean bean was amazing here, I felt it through to bone!

@pr-tj5by 2 года назад

@@EricWilke1141987 Yes I remember very well

@pr-tj5by 2 года назад

@@thepayne7862 He also played the same Prince Regent in The Scarlet Pimpernel starring Anthony Andrews and Jane Seymour

@rhysproffitt5794 10 месяцев назад

Both Ned and Sharpe can’t escape their PTSD

@yetimelly523 2 года назад

The Prince Regent may have been eccentric but back then, he had to entertain the Nobility to get money from them for the Army and domestic infrastructure.

@DukemeisterBass 2 года назад

Good ole Price Regent! Everyone loves the Price. Especially if he's right. Everyone loves it when the Price is right.

@morningstar92 Год назад

@@jeffridder4034 he's like Donald trump good to laugh at

@markchambers3833 Год назад

@@jeffridder4034 I think you mean "We _hate_ Prince George, we _hate_ Prince George". References don't really work unless there's a passable level of accuracy.

@jeffridder4034 Год назад

@@markchambers3833 I misremembered the quote, that’s my style, sir.

@thanhhoangnguyen4754 Год назад

@@markchambers3833 At least he more in shape of happier compare to his Father who still not getting over the lost of America.

@magnusdiridian Месяц назад

now that's bob barkering!!

@natedorney7032 2 года назад

The prince regent is the same guy who played the commander of the Rifles in the earlier episodes

@randomacousticthoughts Год назад

I love the part where the Prince Regent grabs dude's waistcoat, brilliant acting from all.

@spaceman6215 Год назад

As somebody said below, not the sharpest of fellows. but he can get stuff done. Need a Battalion? He s in charge of the man that keeps track of them! Need a promotion in order to lead a rescue mission? He'll write you a letter.

@marktaylor6491 Год назад

That they didn't get Hugh Laurie in was a massive missed opportunity.

@ryangibson5462 Год назад

Hurroo!😔

@nicmagtaan1132 11 месяцев назад

It's still quite odd when Blackadder replaced George but it's definitely before

@sarcasticstartrek7719 4 месяца назад

ITV vs BBC.

@dustinprewitt Год назад

"Now if youll excuse me, Im off to write the great English melodrama! Its going to be about a Duke in the midlands trying to marry off his daughters, a sassy dowager, as well as the interactions between his family and the household staff! It will be a masterpiece, what what?"

@TheSerpent21 2 года назад

More comfortable on the battlefield than around the posh folk and higher ranking lot and the peace. Reminds me of me when I was still in the service.

@robnewman6101 2 года назад

Three cheers for His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales.

@Xingmey 2 года назад

Gotta love his awkwardness in that situation. He might have died of shame there... which would be fitting since sharpe is played by sean bean ^^

@olivergrimm8412 2 года назад

No, Richard Sharpe doesn't die of shame. Besides it's a running gag amongst the loyal followers of Major Sharpe that this is the only role where Sean Bean doesn't die in the first place.

@ScottyShaw 2 года назад

@@olivergrimm8412 And then makes up for that by dying all over the place afterwards 😭🤣

@Lupinthe3rd. 2 года назад

love how the prince is sharps biggest fan boi.

@Mrz-bq2yb 4 месяца назад

Can you blame him?

@robertofulton 2 года назад

The only annoying hing is the three soldiers carrying the eagle. The British didn’t wear bear skins till after the battle of waterloo when the 1st foot guards were renamed the grenadier guard and were given the bearskins in respect for the part they played in defeating the grenadiers of napoleons old guard at Waterloo.

@lordazn 2 года назад

Yeah you're right..... perhaps they're Scots dragoon guards? I noticed they also had big white plumes, front plates, and cords.

@fawziekefli2273 2 года назад

Maybe it was to make them look more French...?

@lutzderlurch7877 2 года назад

British had bearskin grenadier, fuzileer, pioneer and musicians caps since the 1768 clothing warrant.

@matthewshepherd5390 2 года назад

Ha well I didn't know that. Thank you I've learned something today

@bumpermanthesecond615 2 года назад

A ceremonial dress, i think

@JM-dy4ty 11 месяцев назад

The costume department was amazing in this series. The attire in this scene is excellent.

@generalpublic3744 10 месяцев назад

Costume and makeup, the unsung heros that can make a drama really special. Take in the detail and enjoy!

@Wooster23 Месяц назад

Binge-watching every episode of Sharpe in one night... Now that's showdering!

@repairupdaterepeat5815 Год назад

2:17 showing ptsd through the Napoleonic wars, in a program filmed in the 90's, from a book written in the 80's........... .......that's soldiering

@DomWeasel Год назад

There are references in recollections of battles from Napoleonic Wars describing men in ways we would now recognise as suffering PTSD, particularly those who fought in especially intense battles like Borodino, Leipzig and Waterloo.

@jamespennington7919 4 месяца назад

It's a hard life being Sharpe. Every new adventure comes with a scheming baddie, some outrageously hot young woman who fancies him, without fail, and a remarkable knack of not getting killed.

@jerbganderwood8433 2 месяца назад

Not to mention a near mortal wound that Sharpe overcomes in a couple days.

@punished_venom_snake 2 года назад

It's awesome y'all still post

@fargoretro 2 года назад

a typo in the title of a Sharpe video, now that's interning!

@MyLateralThawts 5 месяцев назад

I believe the closest example to Sharpe was actually a young French officer, who during a single battle presented Napoleon with not one, but two enemy standards. Napoleon asked him to stay by his side, but the young officer refused, went back into battle and was never seen again.

@anthonydurnford3077 10 месяцев назад

It’s amazing how these actors became so successful and iconic, like Julian fellowes who played the prince regent in this scene, he later wrote the script for a season of downtown abbey.

@Garrystephens92 7 месяцев назад

In 2000 He was also in the BBC Series Monarch of the Glen with Alastair Mackenzie the late Richard Briers, Susan Hampshire and Line of Duty star Martin Compston among others

@alanlawson4180 6 месяцев назад

Lord Fellowes now! He wrote most of Downton abbey, and is married to the only surviving member of the Kitchener family, I think. @@Garrystephens92

@Subtleknife12367 4 месяца назад

From Col of the 95th to the Prince Regent....now that's soldiering.

@notthefbi7932 2 года назад

Like how the same actor who was Sharpe's first rifles commander became the Prince Regent 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@TheGXDivider Год назад

Spoiler alert Sharp becoming the prince regent in the last episode is awesome.

@drussarn Год назад

only time i remember sharpe showing any ptsd

@talavera9515 7 месяцев назад

There's also the scene in _Peril_ where Sharpe discovers the surname of the prisoner Barabbas (Hakeswill junior). Difficult to explain that in any other way than PTSD.

@mikhailiagacesa3406 2 года назад

At least this Prince is somewhat invested in his army, unlike a lot of leaders. British could have done worse.

@johnbeardshall2898 Год назад

Actually the Royals are a military family and served in many theaters of war including Washington who came from a noble house who is a distant relative to churchill and house of Spencer which is princess Diana s house

@mikhailiagacesa3406 Год назад

@@johnbeardshall2898 I am aware, actually. Washington isn't well liked here. Whiskey Rebellion.

@henrikkjuus90 2 года назад

"The price regent" Sounds like a grocery store

@GhostDrummer 2 года назад

Well, when you spell it that way it does 🤣🤣

@buffaloalbertz1690 Год назад

Wearing a dead man's boots to the Palace and guzzling wine in the ward room with the guy from Pointless - that's soldiering

@colinnewmarch1106 2 года назад

Alexander Armstrong as the aide, went on to a proper job

@mikhailiagacesa3406 2 года назад

"Ehh?" "Answer the Prince Sharpe." "I can't Sir, I don't know what 'e said."

@madjack1748 7 месяцев назад

Gotta love seeing the Prince Regent, who is essentially the King of England at this point, acting like a fanboy over Sharpe :p The same actor played Major Dunnet in Sharpe's Rifles!

@va_sirberpasir9708 2 года назад

Is it just me or the Prince Regent played by same actor that played the 95th Major in the Sharpes Rifle?

@ShaunThatGuy 2 года назад

Yes they are the same actor

@jessicabuckman9675 Год назад

The Prince Regent was a real FRUIT BALL!

@Paranormal.ex24 7 месяцев назад

Having a ptsd moment and not showing anything now thats soldering

@digitalradiohacker Год назад

Being a Major of the 95th, and getting promoted to Prince Regent, so that you can take a Seargent of the 95th and promote HIM to Major? That's promotioning!

@pr-tj5by 2 года назад

Julian Fellowes (The Prince Regent) Is the creator of Downton Abbey!

@screamingfizzgig Год назад

I have a friend who uses "ey?" quite frequently. The amount of self control I need, not to quote this scene is incredible XD

@BufusTurbo92 2 года назад

"Wait, didn't you die in the first movie?!" "No" "I saw you being sabered through the body until you were dead" "I leveled up."

@knightheaven8992 Год назад

Now, thats soldering

@crosscounty24 Год назад

Lol

@TheGentlemanGamer 2 года назад

They really didn't need the court band making the sounds of battle, the shouts of the dying, a few choristers singing "Vive la France!", bayonets twirling. By God, you could smell the garlic.

@Galastel 10 месяцев назад

"Do what best you can to find out what he's after" - he's just told you what he's after. Men. Not complicated.

@mrgreenelander4952 7 месяцев назад

The practice was known as crimping. Paper Battalions. Regiments, that existed on paper thus collecting wages, bounties, as well as deductions for food and equipment. Times this by thousands of men, and you could see how this would become a very lucrative business as some third world militarizes still practice this form of financial compensation. The money was distributed by Lord Fenner a man with many expenses of position and mistress, wife, etc. To include equals as well as subordinate senior officers. In regards to Colonel Girdwood the selling of recruits for auction to supplement the devastation of regiments stationed in the West Indies where disease had taken a terrible toll was also common. The only saving grace was that a man who enlisted in a regiment bound for the fever islands, would advance rapidly in rank through the deaths of so many

@kenmay1572 2 года назад

The depiction of the Prince is as true today.

@gutspraygore Год назад

"The heck you doing, Fenner? Find the second battalion, Fenner. I am not effing joking, Fenner."

@oldesalt10310 8 месяцев назад

And the snakes!!!

@rjmusicltd Месяц назад

Its sad that for one army to win and live, another must lose and die.

@antananarive6298 2 года назад

Just "hey", for start. 🤭

@michaelbaldwin5953 Год назад

looks like Charlotte Cavendish was sizing up some more antiques 🙂

@warrenholmar1129 2 года назад

Wasn't he the same character in the Scarlet Pimpernel (the prince that is)?

@robnewman6101 3 месяца назад

British Army Field Marshal Sir Arthur Wellesley His Grace The 1st Duke of Wellington.

@tonykelly717 2 месяца назад

Climbing on small rock formations or artificial rock walls without the use of ropes and harnesses ....now that's bouldering

@angelbangtana9885 4 месяца назад

Playing cards with the Prince Regent? now THATS soldiering

@reduxmod9178 4 месяца назад

AY he says

@ZGundam83 2 года назад

I just found out that the actor played the Prince Regent, created and co-wrote Downton Abbey. Baron Julian Fellowes.

@EzekielDeLaCroix 2 года назад

The Price Regent.

@lyndowling8179 Год назад

I wonder if Baron Fellowes had any input I to his characterization of the Prince Regent,

@thehiddenheretic Год назад

Glad he got better from his bout of death in Spain

@anoptikon 2 года назад

What's the name of the flute and drum tune at the end of this clip?

@anandmorris 2 года назад

Over the hills and far away.

@Demolitiondude 2 года назад

I WAS IN THE PENINSULA WAR MAN!

@aleccap5946 7 месяцев назад

Same actor played the part of an office in Sharp's rifles

@mfarisace 5 месяцев назад

ay!!!

@vidurbutalia2130 Год назад

My lord is that Alexander Armstrong 😅

@bumpermanthesecond615 3 месяца назад

I can't believe he has the most powerful friend in the british empire - the future George IV

@jamietrev 2 года назад

It’s that a young Xander?

@blueindigo1000 Год назад

James fellows? If that is him, then he has been in this series as at least 3 characters.

@Jim-Mc Год назад

The Prince Regent: Ancestor of Jiminy Glick.

@johnbeardshall2898 Год назад

The prince of Wales played by Martin short

@samdustinchris 5 месяцев назад

This is the moment Major Dunnet becomes Humpty Dumpty

@fictionalgaming912 2 года назад

Getting lost in the paper work now thats soldiering

@Coleine 3 дня назад

02:26 He has his back turned at the Prince... Directors mistake or Sharpe's?

@crusader8626 Год назад

Hmm didnt that prince wear rifle green at one point

@robertbruce7686 Год назад

Lucky Sharpe....

@jessecowled5764 2 года назад

Anti distinctly mintly multi

@florianbarkowski6856 6 месяцев назад

Many people do not know that evem the very competent people can play the fool to get stuff done. If everybody underestimates you, you are more likely to to suffer less opposition. And when you do take action, they would not foresee it, holding you as the incompetent fool.

@dalekexterminae 7 месяцев назад

He would know! He was sharpes colonel

@mbradley274 Год назад

So...syphilis then?

@HenriHerbert88 Год назад

Marching on paper.

@generaladvance5812 2 года назад

He said eh!

@praetor9822 2 месяца назад

He's nutty, but it's a good sort of nutty.

@peterstromboli8979 3 месяца назад

He might of been a little bit of a fool... but he really did "like" sharpe id immagine

@jamiehill3621 2 года назад

Think throughout history all the good capable people who had to bend the knee to royals who's crowns sat on empty heads smh

@julianaylor4351 2 года назад

The Price Regent....😁..... actually he was very expensive, he was so broke by the time his coronation occurred, he had to hire the jewels for his crown. 😁