Cume quick, ser! Paddy's missus 'ad a niggerbaby!Big mambo lips 'an everythin', ser!
Finally got around to watching sharpe's waterloo last night and imo it was a pretty weak ending to the napoleonic war movies
>>218225652When did he say the word?
>>218225899Sharpe got command of the final push of the napoleonic war. Pretty impressive
>Did you ever want to travel to America, Ragman?>The continent'll do me enough.>I didn't pick you as easily homesick.>Aye, not meself, sir. But I've heard tales. Tales of the goings-on in them parts, sir. You ever heard of Buck-breaking, sir?
>>218225652I'm only interacting with this thread under the assumption that there are forty shillings on the drum.
>>218226496Chosen man has a different meaning over there, Dan
I read every Sharpe book but never saw the show outside of memes on /tv/Hagman doesn't really have a lot of dialogue in the books, maybe a line or two every novel he's in, but he is regarded as the best marksman in the company
>>218227495Pretty much his tole on the show. Just sings and shoots shit
>>218227495The guy who played Hagman (John Tams) was a fairly prominent member of the British folk scene and was in a band with some of the people from Fairport Convention. In addition to acting on the show, he also arranged most of the music.Pretty much every episode has a cool moment where he would sing a ditty in character while they're marching or camping somewhere, or that would be in the background while Sharpe was doing something. His diegetic music made up a pretty big part of the show's atmosphere.
>>218227690https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVx2D8KWLyM
>>218227540>>218227690>>218227704nicethanks brosI always want to get around to watching it, since I loved the novels so much- some of the casting is pretty funny from what I've seen, it's like every single famous british actor is in itI also think the castings for Hakeswill and Ducos are inspired
