Paul Hogan

Paul Hogan is an Australian actor, comedian, and writer best known for creating and starring as Mick Dundee in the Crocodile Dundee films.

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Crocodile Dundee: A 1986 Australian comedy-adventure film starring Paul Hogan as outback character Mick Dundee. Hogan created and starred in the film that brought his character to international audiences.
Sydney: The capital of New South Wales and Australia's largest city. Hogan grew up in Sydney and began performing in Australian television there.
John Cornell: An Australian producer, director, and screenwriter who collaborated with Paul Hogan on television and film. Cornell helped develop Hogan's screen career and co-wrote and produced Crocodile Dundee.
Australian cinema: The film industry and body of films produced in Australia. Crocodile Dundee became a landmark commercial success for Australian cinema.
Crocodile Dundee II: A 1988 comedy-adventure sequel in which Mick Dundee travels to New York and confronts drug dealers. Hogan returned as Dundee and co-wrote this sequel to his international hit.
New South Wales: An Australian state on the country's southeast coast, with Sydney as its capital. Hogan was born in Lightning Ridge, a town in this state.
Linda Kozlowski: An American actress best known for playing Sue Charlton in the Crocodile Dundee films. Kozlowski co-starred with Hogan and later became his wife.
Australian tourism: Travel to and within Australia for leisure, business, or other purposes. Hogan's Dundee persona also appeared in tourism advertising aimed at international visitors.
Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles: A 2001 comedy film that places Mick Dundee and his family in Los Angeles. Hogan reprised his best-known role in the third film of the series.
Lightning Ridge: An outback town in northwestern New South Wales known for opal mining. Hogan was born in Lightning Ridge in 1939.