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Tasha remembers...I thought Paul Hogan was kinda cute. He did great in this movie. More »
Posted on 04/22/08
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CATCH PHRASE:
Sue Charlton: Mick, be careful. This isn't a game.
Mick: 'Tis to me.
Mick: 'Tis to me.
Cast:
Mick Crocodile Dundee ... Paul Hogan
Sue Charlton ... Linda Kozlowski
Walter Reilly... John Meillon
Charlie ... Ernie Dingo
Donk... Steve Rackman
Nugget...Gerry Skilton
Frank... Gus Mercurio
Erskine ... Jim Holt
Danning... Alec Wilson
Ida... Maggie Blinco
Teddy ...Bill Sandy
Diamond...Mark Saunders
Meg (Tourist) ... Betty Bobbit
Dorrigo Brother ... Jim Cooper
Dorrigo Brother ... Sam Cooper
Hotel Manager (Switchboard) ...Fernando Segura
Luis Rico ... Hechter Ubarry
Miguel... Juan Fernᮤez
Leroy ...Charles Dutton
Brannigan...Kenneth Welsh
DEA Agent (Toilet) ... Stephen Root
Bob Tanner ... Dennis Boutsikaris
Garcia ... Carlos Carrasco
Jose ... Luis Guzm�
Doris ... Marilyn Sokol
Young Cop ... Gregory Jbara
Doug Skinner ... Toilet Citizen
Subway Hitman ... Anthony Crivello
Tour Guide ... Susan Essman
Fuji (Kung Fu Tourist) (as Ron Yamamoto)... Ronald Yamamoto
Cato (Kung Fu Tourist)... Doug Yasuda
Policeboat Sergeant ... Tom Batten
Park Boy ... Rhett Creighton
Park Boy ... Edwin Maldonado
Park Girl ... Angela Castle
Park Girl ... Tatyana Ali
Barkeeper Al ...John Ramsey
Apartment Hitman ... Anthony Ruiz
Rat...Jace Alexander
Gang Member... Bryan Krivak
Gang Member ... Jim Soriero
Mohawk Punk ... Mark Folger
Sanchez (Rico's Driver) ... Julio Rios
Rico's Guard ... Alberto Vằuez
Rico's Guard ... Luis Arriaga
Rico's Guard ... Jose R. Andrews III
Ralph the Postman ... Roger Serragi
Office Receptionist... Hannah Cox
Onlooker at Mansion... Colin Quinn
Ledge Suicider ... Vincent Jerosa
Phone Talker ... Steven Arvanites
Phone Talker ... Rita Lane
Phone Talker ... Stacey Rockafellow
Cafe Patron ... Maria Antoinette Rogers
Cafe Patron ... Ahvi Spindell
Japanese Tourist...Hisayo Asai
Al Cerullo (as Al Cerullo Jr.) ... Helicopter Pilot
Woman in Store (as Dianne Derfner)... Dianne Crittenden
Snake Charmer ... Homay Shams
Sue Charlton ... Linda Kozlowski
Walter Reilly... John Meillon
Charlie ... Ernie Dingo
Donk... Steve Rackman
Nugget...Gerry Skilton
Frank... Gus Mercurio
Erskine ... Jim Holt
Danning... Alec Wilson
Ida... Maggie Blinco
Teddy ...Bill Sandy
Diamond...Mark Saunders
Meg (Tourist) ... Betty Bobbit
Dorrigo Brother ... Jim Cooper
Dorrigo Brother ... Sam Cooper
Hotel Manager (Switchboard) ...Fernando Segura
Luis Rico ... Hechter Ubarry
Miguel... Juan Fernᮤez
Leroy ...Charles Dutton
Brannigan...Kenneth Welsh
DEA Agent (Toilet) ... Stephen Root
Bob Tanner ... Dennis Boutsikaris
Garcia ... Carlos Carrasco
Jose ... Luis Guzm�
Doris ... Marilyn Sokol
Young Cop ... Gregory Jbara
Doug Skinner ... Toilet Citizen
Subway Hitman ... Anthony Crivello
Tour Guide ... Susan Essman
Fuji (Kung Fu Tourist) (as Ron Yamamoto)... Ronald Yamamoto
Cato (Kung Fu Tourist)... Doug Yasuda
Policeboat Sergeant ... Tom Batten
Park Boy ... Rhett Creighton
Park Boy ... Edwin Maldonado
Park Girl ... Angela Castle
Park Girl ... Tatyana Ali
Barkeeper Al ...John Ramsey
Apartment Hitman ... Anthony Ruiz
Rat...Jace Alexander
Gang Member... Bryan Krivak
Gang Member ... Jim Soriero
Mohawk Punk ... Mark Folger
Sanchez (Rico's Driver) ... Julio Rios
Rico's Guard ... Alberto Vằuez
Rico's Guard ... Luis Arriaga
Rico's Guard ... Jose R. Andrews III
Ralph the Postman ... Roger Serragi
Office Receptionist... Hannah Cox
Onlooker at Mansion... Colin Quinn
Ledge Suicider ... Vincent Jerosa
Phone Talker ... Steven Arvanites
Phone Talker ... Rita Lane
Phone Talker ... Stacey Rockafellow
Cafe Patron ... Maria Antoinette Rogers
Cafe Patron ... Ahvi Spindell
Japanese Tourist...Hisayo Asai
Al Cerullo (as Al Cerullo Jr.) ... Helicopter Pilot
Woman in Store (as Dianne Derfner)... Dianne Crittenden
Snake Charmer ... Homay Shams
Release History:
1986 - Crocodile Dundee
1988 - Crocodile Dundee II
1988 - Crocodile Dundee II
When Sue Charlton’s (Kozlowski) former husband is killed for taking pictures of a murder, Sue’s grief is compounded when she discovers that he sent the pictures to her. Worse still is the fact that the murderer in question is the notorious drug lord Luis Rico (Ubarry). Rico sends his henchman Miguel (Fernandez) to kidnap Sue, but the drug lord fails to consider one thing: the pluck and panache of Michael J. “Crocodile” Dundee, who storms his stronghold with the help of a local gang and rescues his damsel in distress.
Of course, when FBI protection proves to be too dicey, Mick takes Sue to the one place where he knows he can keep her safe… the Outback. Right behind them comes the ruthless kingpin with a whole band of assassins ready to end this thing once and for all. But Mick’s survivalist knowledge and rugged awareness keep him one step ahead as he eliminates his pursuers one by one until all that’s left is the showdown with the head honcho and his main man.
While not the box office bonanza that its predecessor was, Crocodile Dundee II was still number five at the American theaters in 1988 and fetched $300 million worldwide. And after a thirteen year hiatus, Mick and Sue would resurface one last time in Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles.
