likely half-brother). He arranges to meet with him at their mother's grave. Parfitt learns of it and sends Wickham to take them both. Sharpe, Harper and Hagman get away, but Truman is shot dead by Wickham. While in hiding, Sharpe is warned by Lady Anne Camoynes that Parfitt and Wickham intend to secretly intercept and destroy a steam engine that Stanwyck is bringing in, in order to weaken his business rival. They intend to blame it on disaffected machine wreckers. Sharpe and his friends foil the scheme, catching Wickham red-handed. Sharpe uses this to blackmail Parfitt into clearing his name. In the end, Sharpe heads back to London, Harper to Ireland, while Hagman stays behind, having taken a liking to Sally. Cast Sean Bean – Major Richard Sharpe Daragh O'Malley – Regimental Sergeant Major Patrick Harper Abigail Cruttenden – Jane Sharpe Caroline Langrishe – Lady Anne Camoynes Philip Glenister – Matt Truman John Tams – Rifleman Daniel Hagman Douglas Henshall – Captain George Wickham, namesake of a minor character with similar traits in Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice Alexis Denisof – Lord Rossendale Tony Haygarth – Sir Willoughby Parfitt Karen Meagher – Sally Bunting Philip Anthony – Sir Percy Stanwyck Philip Martin Brown – Saunders Sean O'Kane – Lt. Fosdyke Henry Moxon – Whitbread Rita May – Mrs. Trent Richard Bremmer – Arnold Tony Aitken – Horse Guards Clerk Nick Conway – Sam West External links Sharpe's Justice at SharpeFilm.com 1997 British television episodes 1990s historical films 1990s war films Napoleonic Wars films Justice War television films Films set in 1814 Films directed by Tom Clegg (director)