Michael J. "Crocodile" Dundee (also called Mick), played by Paul Hogan, is a fictional character, the protagonist in the Crocodile Dundee film series consisting of Crocodile Dundee, Crocodile Dundee II, and Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles. The character is a crocodile hunter, hence the nickname. Dundee was supposedly born in a cave, in the Northern Territory, and raised by Aborigines. He is unaware of his age; he asked an Aboriginal elder...
Dundee, Sue and Walter head out into the bush in Dundee's vehicle. Sue rides ...
Dundee sits in the tub of his high class New York City suite washing his socks.
In front of the hotel, Dundee thanks Gus, the limo drivers, for the ride from...
Interrupting their brief kiss, Dundee hears a call from some where in the bush.
On their third day in the bush, Dundee looks up at the heavens, then back at ...
Driving out to where Dundee had a run in with the croc, Sue gathers backgroun...
Dundee charms the patrons at a New York city bar that Danny, his cab driver, ...
In his New York city hotel bathroom, Dundee mistakes the bidet for a toilet. ...
On his first night in the City, Dundee drives Danny's cab home, being that Da...
Dundee offers Sue various edibles from the land, including insects. After she...
At their first camp, Sue tries to get an idea of what Dundee might stand up a...
While Dundee is in the bath, Sue, just arriving, unannounced to Dundee, takes...
After Sue takes a bite of various edibles from the land, including insects th...
From the back seat, Walter cuts Dundee off when he starts to mention his prev...
After contemplating the bidet for a few moments, Dundee sticks his head out t...
At a party she takes him to, Sue introduces Dundee to Fran, a drag queen. Bas...
In the bath, Dundee thought Rosetta was coming on to him. He was relieved to ...
In the bush, alone, or so they thought, Sue and Dundee start to kiss. Then Du...
Walter helps fill in the details from the back seat of their safari vehicle a...
Sue introduces Dundee to a N.Y. city hotdog from a street vendor, reciting th...
Dundee get's out of the boat and glances at Walt's watch. He walks over to Su...
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