Migration - Movie Review
This animated movie is based on the migration of birds from the north to the south.
Sharpe's Honour
Spain, 1813.
Sharpe is unwittingly caught up in a French plot; he is convicted of the murder of a Spanish nobleman and sentenced to death. This time he will need more than just his legendary courage to survive. In a desperate attempt to clear his name, Sharpe is forced to venture deep into enemy territory to capture La Marquesa, a beautiful French spy, who alone can prove his innocence.
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Spain, 1813. Sharpe is unwittingly caught up in a French plot; he is convicted of the murder of a Spanish nobleman and sentenced to death. This time he will need more than just his legendary courage to survive. In a desperate attempt to clear his name, Sharpe is forced to venture deep into enemy territory to capture La Marquesa, a beautiful French spy, who alone can prove his innocence.
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Genre:War, History, Adventure, TV Movie
Written By:Colin MacDonald
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Celtic Films Entertainment, Picture Palace, Central, ITV Studios
Cast
Tom Clegg
Director
Sean Bean
Major Richard Sharpe
Daragh O'Malley
Sergeant Patrick Harper
Hugh Fraser
General The Most Honorable Arthur Wellesley, The Marquess of Wellington
Michael Byrne
Major Nairn
Alice Krige
La Marquesa de Casares el Grande y Melida Sadaba
Féodor Atkine
Major Pierre Ducos
Nickolas Grace
Father Thomas Hacha
Michael Mears
Rifleman Francis Cooper
John Tams
Rifleman Daniel Hagman
Jason Salkey
Rifleman Harris
Lyndon Davies
Rifleman Ben Perkins
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