Character Relationships in American Tigers

Sergeant Major Ransom (played by Sam J. Jones) is a protagonist in American Tigers. Appointed by General Clay to train a group of seven death-row soldiers for a covert counter-terrorism operation. He leads his team to victory against a Marine unit to secure the mission, survives the assault on the terrorist meeting, and reconciles with his estranged wife Jessie. Herself (played by Cynthia Rothrock) is a protagonist in American Tigers. A combat sports expert who assists Sergeant Major Ransom in training the death-row soldiers, helping them become combat-ready for the high-stakes infiltration mission. Dan Storm (played by Donald Gibb) appears in American Tigers. General Clay (played by Joe Estevez) appears in American Tigers. A US military official who devises the plan to use death-row inmates to infiltrate and eliminate a gathering of international terrorists. He assigns Ransom to train the group and successfully advocates for his team over the Marines. Dettman (played by Tony Halme) appears in American Tigers. Gomez (played by Rorion Gracie) appears in American Tigers. Riley Hooker (played by Todd Curtis) appears in American Tigers. A top terrorist who orchestrates a bombing and subsequently convenes a meeting of various global terror organizations in Los Angeles, serving as the primary target for the covert military operation. Cody (played by Clayton J. Barber) appears in American Tigers.

Character Relationship Map: American Tigers

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Story Analysis

A team of death row soldiers given a chance at redemption by infiltrating a terrorist summit

Plot Progression

  1. The Terrorist Threat
  2. The Desperate Recruits
  3. The Proving Ground
  4. The Final Assault
  5. Redemption and Reunion

American Tigers (1996) · 4/10 · action

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