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| 20th Century Fox (2000) | |||||
| Drama, War | |||||
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#188 |
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7*
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| Colin Farrell | Roland Bozz | |
| Matthew Davis | Jim Paxton | |
| Russell Richardson | Private Johnson | |
| Shea Whigham | Private Wilson | |
| Clifton Collins Jr. | Miter | |
| Tom Guiry | Cantwell | |
| Nick Searcy | Captain Saunders | |
| Matt Gerald | Eveland | |
| Afemo Omilami | Sergeant Ezra Landers | |
| Stephen Fulton | Drake | |
| James MacDonald | Sergeant Thomas | |
| Keith Ewell | Sergeant Oakes |
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| Producer |
Arnon Milchan
Steven Haft |
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| Writer | Ross Klavan
Michael McGruther |
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| Cinematography |
Matthew Libatique
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| Musician | Nathan Larson
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Roland Bozz is a young conscript in the US Army who joins up with a platoon of other young soldiers to fight in the Vietnam War. Before they can engage in active service they are required to undergo a period of time training at a camp named ‘Tigerland’. Hating everything that the Vietnam War stands for, Bozz attempts to get himself discharged by breaking all of the rules and becoming a troublemaker. However, his superior officers see his mischievous attempts as something that can be turned to their advantage. When Bozz is shipped to Vietnam for active duty, his character takes a turn for the better and manages to unite his men with extraordinary consequences. |
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