Australia’s most unforgettable hero,
Mick Dundee, is back!

RESTORED.

REFRESHED.

REMARKABLE.

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AUSTRALIA

Apple logo, 'tV' text, black background.
The word 'fetch' in large, black letters on a dark background.
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A black silhouette of a little girl with long hair, friends, and a dog sitting on grass in a park, with trees and street lamps in the background.

NEW ZEALAND

Apple logo next to the letters 'tv' on a black background.
Close-up of a black kitten with striking yellow eyes.
Silhouette of a person standing on a mountain summit at sunset, with clouds and a colorful sky in the background.
Mick Dundee in a rugged shirt, wearing a black hat with a decorative band, standing outdoors with greenery in the background, holding a wooden stick on his shoulder, looking into the distance.
Sue Charlton with short blonde hair and blue eyes wearing a large straw hat and a white scarf.
Mick Dundee and Sue Charlton at Mick's old boat in the dry river bed. Mick is thinking about when he was attacked by a crocodile.
Mick Dundee and Sue Charlton in the bush. Mick is pointing, sue doesn't look impressed.
Sue Charlton with short, tousled blonde hair sitting against an old vehicle, wearing a black tank top with white letters and a light-colored scarf.
Sue Charlton outdoors, smiling, dressed in casual and hiking gear, with the woman holding a camera around her neck.
Close-up of Sue Charlton with blue eyes and light brown hair, wearing a wide-brimmed white hat, looking at the camera with a soft expression.
Mick Dundee is crouching on a tree branch in a forest.
Mick Dundee at the Walkabout pub in outback Australia. Mick is at the bar looking dusty and rugged holding a stuffed crocodile.
Mick Dundee and Sue Charlton are sitting by a campfire near a lagoon, a goanna is on the campfire in the background.
Mick Dundee and Sue Charlton are sitting closely under a fallen tree on a beach, appearing distressed and holding each other. Sue was just attacked by a crocodile and Mick saved her.
Paul Hogan dressed as Mick Dundee dressed in a leather vest, wearing a black cowboy hat with a decorative band, and a necklace with small teeth or claws, stands in a grassy outdoor setting.
Sue Charlton, with wet hair and multiple earrings, wearing a black tank top, looks attentively at a man in a hat, outdoors among tall grass.
A group of indigenous people, with painted faces and traditional attire, sitting on the ground inside a cave, with Mick Dundee among them, also with painted face, resting with his legs crossed.
David Gulpilil and other Indigenous men with body paint and traditional attire dancing around a fire in a forest setting.
Mick Dundee with his stuffed crocodile at the Walkabout pub in the outback Australia
Mick Dundee standing on a utility pole with a 'No Commercial Traffic' sign, in a busy city street, surrounded by pedestrians and traffic.
Gonk and Mick Dundee at the Walkabout Creek pub in outback Australia. Mick is holding his stuffed crocodile and looks rugged.
Actor Linda Kozlowski plays Sue Charlton with blonde hair wearing a wide-brimmed hat and a white scarf around her neck, carrying a backpack, sitting among tall grass in a forested area. Crocodile Dundee
Actors Paul Hogan and John Meillon playing Mick Dundee and Walter Reilly. THey stand infront of Mick dundees tour truck.
Actor Linda Kozlowski plays Sue Charlton with short blonde hair, wearing a black and white striped headscarf, a red top with a V-neck, and a gold chain on her shoulder, looking to the side with a thoughtful expression.
Actor Paul Hogan plays Mick Dundee wearing a cowboy hat and leather vest, his formal outfit, and actor Linda Kozlowski plays Sue Charlton in a red dress with cutouts, are looking at each other at a social event.
Actor Paul Hogan plays Mick Dundee wearing a black hat with a gold band and a snakeskin-patterned jacket.
Actor Linda Kozlowski plays Sue Charlton with blonde, wavy hair wearing a red dress and black gloves, holds a black clutch purse with a pearl necklace. She is in the train station.
Mick Dundee and Gus, examine the engine of a silver car with its hood open on a city street.
Actor Linda Kozlowski plays Sue Charlton dressed in bright red clothing with a black and white patterned scarf around her neck, with her hair flowing, seen in profile against a dark background.
Actor Linda Kozlowski plays Sue Charlton, and actor John Meillon plays Walter Reilly, both smiling, are standing outdoors near a vehicle loaded with gear and supplies, suggesting an adventure or exploration setting.

FALL IN LOVE ALL OVER AGAIN…WITH MICK DUNDEE

REDISCOVER THE LEGEND IN THE ENCORE OF AUSTRALIA’S MOST ICONIC FILM

Paul Hogan is the legendary Mick Dundee, a larrikin bushman with a unique philosophy, rugged charm and easy humour.  American journalist, Sue Charlton, travels to the wild Australian Outback to investigate the tall tale of Mick’s croc attack survival, but bites off more than she can chew.

When Mick saves Sue’s life, sparks fly, opposites attract, and the adventure really begins.

She entices her unlikely hero to New York City, where he conquers the confusing complexities of the concrete jungle.

1986: A Legend Was Born

Movie poster for 'Crocodile Dundee' featuring Paul Hogan in adventurous pose, with a woman, a crocodile, and the Statue of Liberty in the background during sunset.

2025: Restored in 4K

Promotional poster for the film 'Crocodile Dundee' featuring Paul Hogan, a woman, a crocodile with a hat, the Statue of Liberty, and a city skyline in the background.

CROCODILE DUNDEE: THE ENCORE CUT Premiere
Sydney Harbour Moonlight Cinema - January 2025

Outdoor movie screening by a river at dusk with many audience members seated in chairs and a large screen displaying a poster for the movie 'Crocodile Dundee: the encore cut'
Actor Paul Hogan posing in front of the the Sydney habour bridge for the opening night of the Crocodile Dundee: The encore cut.
Nighttime outdoor movie screening with a large illuminated screen displaying a poster for the film 'Crocodile Dundee,' an event titled 'Red Carpet Gala Screening,' and a city skyline with a bridge and lights in the background.
Actor Paul Hogan in a black leather jack,et standing on a red carpet with hands in pockets, speaking to women, with a promotional backdrop for the show 'CROCODILE DUNDEE: THE ENCORE CUT' at the Sydney Harbour.
Delvene Cornell in a sparkly dress posing on a red carpet at the Crocodile Dundee: Encore Cut opening night the Sydney skyline and river in the background.
Delvene Cornell and Victoria stand wearing elegant black and silver apparel, wearing black hats, posing on a red carpet with Sydney Harbour Bridge and city skyline in the background.
A group of six people standing on a stage, with one man speaking into a microphone. Audience members are visible in the foreground, some taking photos.
Liana Cornell in a ruffled beige dress standing in front of a sign that reads "Crocodile Dundee: The Encore Cut" with a body of water, trees, and the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the background.
Director Peter Faiman and Delvene Cornell are chatting outdoors with a Sydney habour and city skyline in the background.
Outdoor movie screening at night with a large poster for the film 'Crocodile Dundee' featuring Paul Hogan, a crocodile, and a sunset background, with four people standing in front of the screen.
Four adults are standing in front of a large screen at night, with city buildings illuminated in the background. Two of them are engaged in a microphone exchange, while the other two watch and smile.

If you love the film... You will love our documentary

LOVE OF AN ICON: THE LEGEND OF CROCODILE DUNDEE

Behind the scenes and into the heart of Australia’s most iconic film

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LOVE OF AN ICON: THE LEGEND OF CROCODILE DUNDEE is an intimate behind the scenes glimpse into this global phenomenon - with unseen footage and untold stories celebrating the laughs, the courage, the chemistry and the extraordinary mateship that made it happen. 

We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we live, work and learn, and recognise their continuing connection to lands, waters, skies and communities.  We pay respect to First Nations Peoples and their elders, past, present and future.