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Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles

Year:

2001

Duration:

92 min

Genres:

Adventure | Comedy

IMDB rate:

4.8

Director:

Simon Wincer

Awards:

2 nominations

Details

Country: Australia

Release Date: 2001-04-20

Filming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $21,150,000

Opening Weekend: $7,714,362 (USA) (22 April 2001)

Gross: $25,590,119 (USA) (15 July 2001)

Cast

Actor

Character

Ronnie Marmo

Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles

Gerry Skilton

Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles

Paul Hogan

Michael J. 'Crocodile' Dundee

Linda Kozlowski

Sue Charleton

Jere Burns

Arnan Rothman

Jonathan Banks

Milos Drubnik

Alec Wilson

Jacko

Steve Rackman

Donk

Serge Cockburn

Mikey Dundee

Aida Turturro

Jean Ferraro

Paul Rodriguez

Diego

Kaitlin Hopkins

Miss Mathis

David Clendenning

English Tourist

Duke Bannister

American Tourist

Betty Bobbitt

American Lady

Karen Crone

Barmaid Ida

Angela Campbell

Tourist Couple

Tiriel Mora

Tourist Couple

David Ngoombujarra

Arthur

Patrick Dargan

Troy

Matt Winston

Limo Driver

Morgan O'Neill

Matt

Clare Carey

Skater

Brian Turk

Driver

Vladimir McCrary

Driver

David Bickford

Driver

Rhonda Aldrich

Passenger

Kevin LaRosa

Chopper Pilot

Daryl Keith Roach

Cop

Joe Michael Burke

Cop

Jim Davidson

Cop

Hal Fishman

Himself

Marta Waller

Herself

Angelo Perez

Valet

Gerry Del Sol

Barman

Harvey Shain

Ponytail Guy

Keli Daniels

Didi

Lenny Citrano

Actor

Cara Michelle Meschter

Model

Matthew Kimbrough

Producer

Grant Piro

Guide

David Baldwin

Grumpy Guy

Gabriella Di Labio

Mrs. Grumpy

Alex Kuzelicki

Lethal Agent

Shanyn Asmar

Claire

John Billingsley

Barry

Jay Acovone

Eric

Gregg Donovan

Concierge

Chad S. Taylor

Juggler

Buddy Daniels Friedman

Pickpocket (as Buddy Friedman)

Mark Kowalewycz

Trench Coat Man

Ty Hungerford

Trench Coat Man

David Franklin

Assistant Director

Van Markell

Director

Gregory Wheeler

Classmate

Steven Grives

Evil Barron

Alan Zitner

Trainer

Carey Embry

Cowgirl

Mark Adair-Rios

Gang Banger

Rick Gonzalez

Gang Banger

Kenneth Ransom

Phil

Nicholas Hammond

Curator

Slim DeGrey

Minister

Peter Kent

Carl

Ray Anthony

Thug

Darko Tuscan

Thug

Ric Anderson

Thug

Keir Beck

Thug

Ron Vreeken

Thug

Nick McKinless

Thug

Nick Lawson

Thug

Mike Tyson

Himself - Special Appearance

George Hamilton

Himself - Special Guest Appearance

Louise Boothby

Bus Tourist

Erick Carrillo

Valet Guy

Ozzie Devrish

Villain

Ernie Dingo

Charlie (uncredited)

April Fitzsimmons

The Wendy's Girl

Elke Jeinsen

(uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Paul Hogan had requested sole writing credit on the film for his rewrite but the Writers Guild of America awarded the credit solely to Matthew Berry and Eric Abrams, the writers of the initial script.

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Producer/performer Anthony Begonia is in the Venice beach scene as an angry volleyball player in the background.

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Mick Dundee drives a Subaru Outback, the same car that actor Paul Hogan had been the spokesman for.

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Goofs

When Mick and Jacko are ordering food from Wendy's, the order of 'Biggie Fries' appear on the screen before they actually order them.

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Quotes

Miss Mathis: Your son says that you're a hunter, and that you hunt and kill crocodiles.

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Mick "Crocodile" Dundee: Now, you pick out what you want on that menu there. Then you yell it out into that box. Then in 2 minutes, you're scoffing it down, without even getting out of the car.

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Mick "Crocodile" Dundee: [just before leaving curator's office, he notices a painting] Who painted this?

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Faq

How much time has passed between 'Crocodile Dundee II' and this movie?

At least nine years, witnessed by the fact that Mick and Sue now have a nine-year old son, and Sue was not pregnant at the end of Crocodile Dundee II.

What is 'Crocodile Dundee III' about?

Mick 'Crocodile' Dundee (Paul Hogan), Sue Charlton (Linda Kozlowski), and their nine-year old son Mikey (Serge Cockburn) move from Australia to Los Angeles when Sue is asked by her father to temporarily replace Tom Zetland, the reporter who ran the Los Angeles version of her dad's Newsday newspaper and who was just recently killed in a car accident. Sue picks up on a search from Zetland that suggests something shady about the Lethal Agent movie franchise, which was a box office bomb, yet the studio is making a Lethal Agent 2. To help out, Mick tries to play detective and takes a job working for the studio, looking for a clue to what is going on. He suspects drug smuggling, but he's wrong.

A Note Regarding Spoilers

The following FAQ entries may contain spoilers. Only the biggest ones (if any) will be covered with spoiler tags. Spoiler tags have been used sparingly in order to make the page more readable.

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