Nervous laughter...

Hahaha.... hahaHAHA....... HHAHAHAHAHA...... cries

Poor Harris and Hagman.

Erik F they were mine, I chose them. He’ll not kill anymore 😡

@@erikf1255 they couldn't even give them any lines in this scene. Did the actors get paid by the word?

except Harris and Hagman die at Waterloo

@@whzpoor nope. Fake news

Are they all based on real life characters?

Harris ( can't rem real name) used to turn up at napoleonic war/battle reenactments , selling photos and other things from a tent . It was years ago when I saw him, I don't know if he still does them.

That's British soldiering at its finest.

@@andrewwood2283 indeed it is

Aint that the truth...

@terrorfire tank, naaa. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sean%27s_Bar

@@ClannCholmain LMFAO

That’s an Irishman. 🇮🇪☘️🥃🥃

I almost spit my food out LOL

Nope - That's Harpering

That's sommeliering.

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@@JohnsonTheSecond achievement earned: Toolbag.

Very punny!

It is soldiering!

XD good one!

Hahah

Well played...Bad video card

LOUDER

GOD! SAVE! IRELAND!

LOOOUUUUUDDDDDEEERRRRR!!!!

now that's Irishing!

The Irishman will know where the booze is. It's a SERGEANT that knows the bottle needs replacing. ;)

God save Ireland.

It's a skillset, lad, and we're proud of it.

that's best brandy, sir ...

After the first or the second time he breaks square?

With the explosion cleverly covering the f bomb

@ZoeQuinnIsAMurderer cannon exploded, very well done I must say

@@olivergrimm8412 got that scene as my snooze alarm, waking up to Sean bean calling you an idiot when you consider lying in for a bit longer.

@@TheNetherlandDwarf that’s brilliant

I was wondering about that.

Just nod and smile. In an another movie (a boring pointless one where Sharpe meets his brother) Sharpe and Patrick are riding horses and Hagman runs along the side with them. They just had the oldest character in the series run while everyone rode, there were a lot of horses available earlier, but just had him running for some reason.

@sd4mg I don’t think Hagman knows how to ride.

@@MissCaraMint You read Jason Salkeys book..you find its even worse than that. Its.....just they did it on the cheap. Is its entertaining? yes. But they did the chosen men a diservice.

@stanly stud eh 🤨🤨 You're a cock!

Give ‘em a 50/50 chance of survival

Rip Perkins

The only reunion a Sean Bean character ever survived long enough to be a part of.

With probably a very good second hand dealership as well at that time. 🙂

Belgium was invited so we could fight on it.

Never to that part of Belgium 😂😂😂

Because Belgium wasn’t a country at the time, but a region.

There's so much British blood in Belgium, the crown could claim it as part of the commonwealth.

@@georgevanhoose6333 Ramillies, Oudenarde, Fontenoy, Waterloo, Ypres...

"Socialising" I remember when that used to be a thing.

Quite a difference from their first encounter :D

Best part is I don't know how much of it is acting. They're all certainly friends in real life at that point, just joking and chatting between takes and such id wager, genuinely happy to be romping in another sharpe film together

im not irish but Aye Laddie

The India movies don't count, right?

Watching all the series in one go? That's show-dering!

Glorious bastards the lot of them :D

@@MIck-M Well said, brother

"FILTH!!!"

Indeed no. You’re correct. That’s Soldiering

not sure if ur being serious or not. but if u are, then spitting in ones palm before shaking is an old way of sealing business transactions. even made it into Star Trek TNG one time...

Brandon Hill you fucking corn cob.

OK PJW :) nice one

CMDR Scrinsons : I see what you did there. In a lovely small family-run inn in Wales, one morning I asked for ‘soldiers’ with my bacon and eggs. Except, in lieu of soft-boiled eggs, I asked for scrambled. The waitress was completely gob-smacked. “But, you asked for scrambled eggs...?” “Yes.” “But you also want soldiers?” “Yes.” “But you’re supposed to have soft-boiled runny eggs with soldiers.” “But I want scrambled eggs.” “With soldiers?” “Yes ... I think we’ve covered this ground already ...”

@@platobach8309 It's also a very common term in Australia. It does require vegemite on the toast strips as well here though.

That one may be lost on our American friends.

Bahahahahaha

Oi my mum used to make those for me! best breakfast ever

OMG 2:00 - like a couple of Mimes! Boney must o cut their tongues out 🤣

@@thomasecallaghan1111😂👍

Now that's socialdistancesoldiering!

Now that's soldiering

daverage47 don’t forget about that time at Johnny’s place.

@@kevinneely2117Well, this chick got up and she slapped Johnny's face

Aanndd blood will flow and drink will spill.

"And if the boys wanna fight, you better let em"

Well, Sharpe and they boys are back in town.

If you are into reading and don't mind a bit of fantasy I strongly advise you to read the "Gaunts Ghost"-series from Dan Abnett. You basically have the storyline of an entire regiment. At first it may be confusing, but once you start you really can't finish. A few books in and you actually feel like having strong bonds with soldiers who often only appeared as random footsoldiers earlier, but now got developed into flashed out characters. Also I've read (though I don't know if it is true) that Gaunts Ghost actually is based or rather inspired by Sharpe.

I would also recommend Band of Brothers Mr torres

My dad, a WWII infantry combat veteran, liked that show for its realism.

@@stevemuldoon9451 my uncles both served in WW2 combat. Uncle Manuel served as a 18 year on a B-17 bomber whose entire crew was lost on a bombing mission and Uncle Jose who served as a crew member on a Sherman tank under Patton’s command in Sicily and Italy. He survived and years later I was born and named after both of them.

@@canadaero That series is the best series on Americans in WW2 Europe!! I have the DVDs. Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg are planning a third series on WW2 focusing on American airmen stationed in Britain and conducting the daytime bombing raids of Germany. Should be out in a year or two.

you never know its a small world cousin, uncle , HALF BROTHER

Oh that wasnt bullying. That was a very restrained, very appropriate reprimand for an incompetent, preening chimp in a red jacket.

For me it's Simmerson being owned by Father Curtis.

Not mentioning soldiering? Now that's commenting!

i think its just dirty and worn out

Harper really missed a great "that's what she said" opportunity.

@@sd4mg Nothing homoerotic about two dudes talking about ejaculation

@@EzekielDeLaCroix They should get a room. Unfortunately the Prince of Orange is occupying it....

@@sd4mg lol

Burningforyou 60 I know I hated it when it happened :/

Burningforyou 60 what's to come ? Haven't seen it

Usama Zubair look up sharpe full episode should be under a channel called arctic wolf it has most of the episodes and full length

they went down together had each other back right to the end

I have friends at horse guard

@@terrorfire8505 Ha! Horse Guards!? You may not 'Horse Guards' me, sir. I am well aware of Horse Guards, and they are well aware of me!

@@lb5818 And I have friends at court!

@@terrorfire8505 A man who loses the king's colors loses the king's friendship

@@principalityofbelka6310 Damn your impertinence sir!

Riflemen Moore?

@@Someloke8895 Thst might be the one. The actor playing him appeared from the middle episodes as I recall. Also pretty sure he was from the 95th (rather than from Captain Fredrickson's Regiment )

@pete b Yes. Based on pointers from here and googled him. Sounds like he had a great time advising the series!

@The505Guys The Rebecque of history was actually Swiss. He was in the French king's Swiss Guard and narrowly survived the 1792 Paris massacre. The following year he joined the Dutch army. He spoke English but apparently not Dutch - the Dutch upper class favoured the French language, which was the international or at least European elite language of the day.

@The505Guys He was in British service for three years (1795-8) and subsequently accompanied the Prince of Orange to England for a time - he seems to have been his "minder", in modern terms. He probably learned English then.

Now THAT'S soldiering.

And a very old Harper in the US in the Starbuck Chronicles set in the US Civil War!

I had l mean,

From the show Sharpe

Niall from the episode sharpe’s mission

Now that's soldiering!

Spoken by the character 'Septimus Pyecroft no less'. Having a damn cool name and starting a soldiering meme....well, we all know what that is, eh?

I wondered if it had suddenly emerged from Master & Commander: "That's seamanship... by god, that's seamanship."

I keep saying they should have give him a tour of duty in the colonies.

@@cosmicwartoad2587 didnt they have something like that where it showed his time in India? him fighting the French in the Caribbean would be cool though

@@I-like-history I meant somewhere like Australia

@@cosmicwartoad2587 Thats also good, but what would he do in Australia? It would probably feel weird without any battles (unless there was fighting there, there prob was)

I was today years old when I discovered they weren't the same actor.

What I always found sad in this scene is the underlying subtext, whilst Harper is doing well for himself clearly Hagman and Harris are not. The Chosen Men who survived to the end of the campaign went back to England with a small fortune in loot, sadly Hagman and Harris have clearly squandered it away forcing them to come back and search out Sharpe to give them something to do. All they knew how to do was Soldiering, Hagman was an illiterate poacher and Harris a gambler neither capable of spending what they had gained wisely then all of a sudden Napoleon escapes and reforms his Army giving them a purpose again.

As far as I'm aware, Hagman and Harris rode off into the sunset and lived a long and happy life, and that's how I'll always see it!

What do you mean?

There’s this thing called “fiction.”

Its the most accurate portrayal of Waterloo ever filmed!