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Crocodile Dundee in LA

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He heard there was wildlife in LA. He didn't know how wild.

Mick "Crocodile" Dundee (Paul Hogan) is drawn into the bizarre celebrity world of Los Angeles when his partner Sue (Linda Kozlowski) is called back and temporarily signed to the LA bureau of her father's newspaper. With life as a crocodile wrangler a little slow, Mick decides that it would be a good time to expose their 9-year-old son Mikey (Serge Cockburn) to the world outside of their small Australian town of Walkabout Creek, whilst at the same time investigating the mysterious murder of the newspaper's bureau chief. In this 3rd instalment of the widely popular comedy series, Mick Dundee once again charms the locals as he fights to beat LA street crime - the only way he knows how... outback style!

Also starring Paul Rodriguez, Jonathan Banks and Jere Burns III. Written by Matthew Berry, Eric Abrams and Paul Hogan, directed by Simon Wincer.

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Studios and distributors:

Universal Pictures

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Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

I haven't seen Crocodile Dundee in LA as when the première was held in Sydney he was watching a preview for The goddess of 1967. When I came out of the theatrette, which is right next to the place where the première was held, the fascist security guards made me walk back up the block, cross the street and all the way back down again. And there wasn't even anyone famous there as they were all inside watching the film. Twelve point deduction for the bad attitude.