Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles

The film follows Mick Dundee and his family as they move from the Australian Outback to Los Angeles after Sue Charlton, played by Linda Kozlowski, accepts a job at a major newspaper. The story explores the cultural clashes and humorous situations that arise when Mick and his young son face the fast-paced, unfamiliar environment of a big American city.

Directed by Simon Wincer, who also helmed the original Crocodile Dundee, the movie retains the spirit of the earlier films while introducing a new urban backdrop. The supporting cast includes Jere Burns and Jonathan Banks, adding a mix of humor and drama to the storyline, which involves a stolen painting and a traffic jam, among other adventures.

Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles reflects the early 2000s shift in the franchise’s tone, blending family dynamics with the classic outback charm of the protagonist. Though it did not reach the iconic status of the original 1986 film, it remains an interesting chapter for collectors and fans who want to see the evolution of the characters and their story.

Collectors will find this title available on multiple physical formats including VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and others. Its presence across these formats provides options for those interested in assembling the full Crocodile Dundee Collection or comparing different editions. The film’s mix of Australian and American settings may also appeal to collectors focused on films depicting cross-cultural narratives.