Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles

Audio problem: When Mick and Jacko get mugged, the thug in the back of the car says "fools." His lips don't match the words.

Factual error: At the end of the film when the news reporter says 'Isn't that the guy who had the skunk on the freeway?' then you hear a voice calling him back to look at the camera. This is wrong, as if they wanted his attention on the camera, then they would call him through his headset.

Continuity mistake: In the scene where Crocodile Dundee is hiding in the jungle after taking the painting; as he comes out from hiding with his arms up he is facing the other people, but in the next close up shot, his head is looking up his own arm. There isn't time for him to have moved it.

Other mistake: The sign on the office of the safari business gives the name of Mick's retired business partner as Walter Riley. In the credits of the first two films the character's name is shown as Walter Reilly. (00:02:00)

Mikey Dundee: Do people like rats here?

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Trivia: The actor Alec Wilson, who plays Jacko in Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles, also played a goon in the second Crocodile Dundee movie. Just like in the second movie, where he gets freaked out when the Aboriginal tracker disappears, his character also gets freaked out in this movie too when Mick Dundee does it too.

Russel Denton

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Question: What is the song that is played at the end of the film. (When the credits come up.) (Starts something like: "A man down under . . . ")

Answer: It's 'Down Under' by Men at Work.

J I Cohen

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