description Tigerland Overview
Tigerland chronicles events at a Louisiana training facility during the early years of the Vietnam War. The film depicts the experiences of soldiers preparing for deployment, focusing on the camp’s environment and its impact on those undergoing preparation. It was directed by Joel Schumacher and starred Colin Farrell.
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info Tigerland Specifications
| Country | United States |
| Year | 2000 |
help Tigerland FAQ
What is Tigerland in the film?
Tigerland is the Louisiana training area where recruits simulate conditions they may face in Vietnam. The film is set in 1971 and follows soldiers nearing deployment rather than troops already fighting overseas.
Why does Roland Bozz resist Army training in Tigerland?
Colin Farrell's Roland Bozz openly challenges authority and looks for procedural ways to help reluctant soldiers avoid Vietnam. His rebellion clashes with the Army system while attracting the attention of fellow recruit Jim Paxton.
Is Tigerland based on a true story?
Tigerland is a fictional military drama, although its training environment reflects the Vietnam-era preparation conducted at Fort Polk in Louisiana. Jim Paxton's narration gives the story the tone of a remembered personal account.
Why is Tigerland important in Colin Farrell's career?
Joel Schumacher cast Farrell as the lead before he became a major Hollywood star. His performance as Roland Bozz drew wide attention and helped establish his American film career.
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