Rugged Australian outback hunter and survival expert who travels to New York City.
Full name of Mick Dundee, iconic adventurer navigating urban America in the sequel.
An Australian outlaw who survives a botched robbery only to be overshadowed in the press. To reclaim his reputation, he takes mute Ben Doyle hostage, trains him in crime, and secretly contacts his former lover, showgirl Lana Castel. After a failed bank heist due to rival outlaws, he and Ben execute a clever double-cross, robbing the bank unnoticed while the town arrests the rivals.
Paul is a retired performer living quietly in California as Crocodile Dundee. His agent pushes him toward a knighthood and a public comeback, but misunderstandings over a reboot, a charity performance, and several public incidents ruin his reputation. He ultimately restores it by stopping a car thief and returns to Australia to be near Lucy.
Porter is Sandy's uncle and a local fisherman who hosts him during the summer. He is involved in the conflict with his rival over the dolphin and the polluted waters, supports the investigation into the toxic waste, and rushes to alert the sheriff after the barrels are located.
Local business owner and cinema operator struggling with tax debts after a divorce. He devises a scheme to claim tax benefits by pretending to be in a same-sex relationship with his best friend Ralph. He actively participates in the charade, attends training, and faces town scrutiny and government investigation.
A professional burglar who saves a child from a van, triggering a vision of God who grants him a second chance as an angel in training. He uses his technical skills to help a youth center, falls in love with Steve's sister Rose, and ultimately sacrifices himself to save her, passing his test to become a true angel.
Paul Hogan has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work is anchored in the Crocodile Dundee universe with 3 titles. Signature works include Crocodile Dundee, Crocodile Dundee II, Lightning Jack. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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