Crocodile Dundee - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Crocodile Dundee"
Crocodile Dundee (1986)
Timing:
1:37 (97 min)
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Actors and characters
Michael Lombard
Character Sam Charlton
Maggie Blinco
Character Ida
Steve Rackman
Character Donk
Gerry Skilton
Character Nugget
Peter Turnbull
Character Trevor
Khristina Totos
Character Rosita
Graham 'Grace' Walker
Character Angelo
David Bracks
Character Burt (Roo Shooter)
Brett Hogan
Character Peter (Roo Shooter)
Rik Colitti
Character Danny
John Snyder
Character Pimp
J.J. Cole
Character Buzzy
Gwyllum Evans
Character Wendell Wainwright
Clarie Hague
Character Dorothy Wainwright
Jan Saint
Character Wino
Peter Bucossi
Character Subway Creek
Sullivan Walker
Character Tall Man
Bobby Alto
Character Pug Nose
Anne Francine
Character Fran
Paige Matthews
Character Party Girl
Paul Greco
Character New Yorker
Nancy Mette
Character Karla
Barry Kivel
Character Coke Snorter
Tony Holmes
Character Teenage Mugger
Dan Lounsbery
Character Simpson
Dolores Messina
Character Receptionist
Joe Pentangelo
Character Mounted Cop on Horse (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- There are two versions of the film: Australian and American/International. In the international version, many Australian slang words have been replaced with more common expressions, and it is also slightly shorter due to the absence of several scenes.
- In the American theatrical release, the word 'Crocodile' in the film's title was placed in quotation marks so that some viewers would not think that Dundee was actually a real crocodile.
- In the scene where Mick Dundee is in the hotel bathroom, the film 'Major Dundee' (1965) is playing on television in the other room.
- The original version of the film had a runtime of 104 minutes.
- It was released in Soviet cinemas in 1988 under the title "Dandy nicknamed Crocodile".
- The enraged wild buffalo that Mick Dundee tames was pumped with sedatives for safety reasons.
- After Mick scares off drunken poachers hunting kangaroos by hiding behind the carcass of a dead kangaroo and shooting from behind it, making them think the shot came from the animal, he turns to the dead kangaroo and says, "Good job, Skippy." This is a reference to the popular Australian children's television series of the 1960s, "Skippy," which tells the story of a boy's friendship with a wild kangaroo of the same name.
- In the American theatrical release, the word Crocodile in the film's title was placed in quotation marks so that some viewers wouldn't think Dundee was actually a real crocodile.
- It was released in Soviet cinemas in 1988 under the title "Dundee nicknamed Crocodile".
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Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
Кастинги в Україні
