Sharpe's Enemy

Set in 1813 Portugal, Sharpe's Enemy follows British soldier Richard Sharpe as he confronts a group of deserters led by his old adversary, Obadiah Hakeswill. The deserters have taken two women hostage, including the wife of a high-ranking English officer, demanding ransom for their release. Sharpe, commanding the 60th Rifles and a Rocket troop, embarks on a mission to rescue the women, while navigating threats from both Hakeswill and the French Major Pierre Ducos.

This film, based on the works of Bernard Cornwell, combines elements of adventure and war, making it appealing to fans of historical narratives and military action. With a runtime of 90 minutes, it delivers a compact yet engaging story that captures the tension of the Napoleonic Wars and showcases the resilience of a British soldier in perilous circumstances. Collectors of the Sharpe Collection will find this title a significant addition to their compilation of the series, featuring notable performances from Sean Bean and a strong supporting cast.