Crocodile Dundee (1986)
Année de sortie : 1986
Pays : Australia
Titre alternatif : Cocodrilo Dundee, Krokodilmannen, Krokotiilimies, O krokodeilakias, Krokodil Dundee, Mr. Crocodile Dundee, Krokodyl Dundee, Krokodil Dandi, Крокодил Данди, Crocodile Dundee - En storviltjägare i New York, йПНЙНДХК дЮМДХ, Crocodile Dundee - Ein Krokodil zum Küssen
Réalisateur : Peter Faiman
Scénariste : John Cornell, Ken Shadie, Paul Hogan
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Sociétés : Rimfire Films
Genre : Adventure, Comedy, Comedy Film, Romantic Comedy
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés : absurd, adventurer, australian outback, crocodile, culture clash, farcical, fish out of water, hotel, journalist, kangaroo, knife, limousine, new york city, poacher, prostitute, subway, tourist, wilderness
Synopsis
When New York reporter Sue Charlton travels to Australia's Outback to meet legendary crocodile hunter Mick Dundee, she discovers his extraordinary survival skills and decides to bring him back to New York for a cultural exchange. In the city, Dundee proves himself adept at handling urban challenges, from muggers to high-society parties, with his unique Australian perspective. However, as he navigates the concrete jungle, romantic complications arise between Sue and Mick.
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Résumé
Crocodile Dundee (1986), directed by Peter Faiman, is a comedic fish-out-of-water tale that follows rugged Australian hunter Michael J. 'Crocodile' Dundee as he trades the Outback for New York City. The film explores themes of culture clash and survival skills, with Mick's unpretentious bushman ways proving invaluable in the urban jungle. Despite limited plot details from sources, it's clear that Dundee's adventures in the Big Apple drive the narrative, highlighting his adaptability and humor.
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