
"Crocodile Dundee" follows the adventure of Michael J. 'Crocodile' Dundee, a rugged Australian crocodile hunter, who is brought to New York City by Sue Charlton, a curious New York reporter. The film humorously explores the cultural clashes between Dundee's laid-back Outback ways and the fast-paced urban life of the Big Apple. As Dundee navigates city life, he uses his unique survival instincts to handle various challenges, from street muggers to sophisticated socialites, highlighting the humorous contrast between his world and theirs.
Trivia:
1. Paul Hogan, who played Mick Dundee, co-wrote the screenplay. His authentic portrayal of the character drew heavily from his own experiences living in the Australian Outback.
2. The iconic line "That's not a knife... that's a knife" became one of the most memorable quotes in film history and was improvised by Hogan during filming.
3. Linda Kozlowski and Paul Hogan fell in love during the making of the film and eventually married in real life, adding an extra layer of chemistry to their on-screen relationship.