Tigerland (2000)
Overview
A group of recruits go through Advanced Infantry Training at Fort Polk, Louisiana's infamous Tigerland, last stop before Vietnam for tens of thousands of young men in 1971.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $10,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $148,701.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.574 |
Directed By
Joel Schumacher
Crew
Joel Schumacher
Michael McGruther
Nathan Larson
Matthew Libatique
Mark Stevens
Ross Klavan
Gunnar Swanson
Ken Teaney
Beau Flynn
Andrew Laws
Stephen P. Robinson
Rodger Jacobs
Steven Haft
Paul Curtis
Ann Scibelli
Stephanie Girard
Arnon Milchan
Shawn R. McFall
Thomas Stokes
Marshall Garlington
TOP CAST
Colin Farrell
Pvt. Roland Bozz
Matthew Davis
Pvt. Jim Paxton
Clifton Collins Jr.
Pvt. Miter
Tom Guiry
Pvt. Cantwell
Shea Whigham
Pvt. Wilson
James MacDonald
Staff Sgt. Thomas
Michael Shannon
Sgt. Filmore
Cole Hauser
Staff Sgt. Cota
Neil Brown Jr.
Pvt. Jamoa Kearns
Matt Gerald
Sgt. Eveland
Russell Richardson
Pvt. Johnson
Nick Searcy
Capt. Saunders
Afemo Omilami
SFC Ezra Landers
Keith Ewell
Sgt. Oakes
Stephen Fulton
Sgt. Drake
Tyler Cravens
M.P. Sergeant
Michael Edmiston
Hit the Brakes! Driver
Arian Ash
Sheri
Haven Gaston
Claudia
Roger Floyd
Dead Truck Driver
Ronnie Schafer
Bartender
Frances Taylor
Bargirl
Matt White
Sniffling Soldier
Christy McKee
Hooker #1
James Lessick Jr.
Hobo Vet
Daniel Martin
Range Officer
Marc Macaulay
Tigerland CO
Nubia
Girl with Bandana
Jack Newman
Sgt. Gordon
Tory Kittles
Ryan
Rhynell Brumfield
Dickson
Chris Huvane
Barnes
Shamari Lewis
Lukins
Dane Northcutt
Hicks
Gerald Jackson Jr.
New Orleans Drag Queen
Karolyn Arnold
Hooker #2
Jonathan Hill
Drew
Jeff Hephner
McManus
Drew Gardner
Drunk Nixon
Dennis T. Benatar
Sergeant at Gate to Tigerland
Susan Brooks
Flower Girl (uncredited)
Kurt Gant
2nd Platoon Soldier (uncredited)
Sania R. Hahn
Hooker #3 / Party Attendee (uncredited)
Anghus Houvouras
Soldier (uncredited)
Shawn LeNoble
2nd Platoon Soldier (uncredited)
Michael McGruther
2nd Platoon Soldier Coogan (uncredited)
Geoff Mullins
3rd Platoon Soldier (uncredited)
Robert M. Perez
Squad Member Wilson (uncredited)
C. Eric Peterson
Soldier (uncredited)
Garnet Tipton
Private Hayes (uncredited)
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