Crocodile Dundee was an epic movie.
Made on a low budget, this Australian movie was a massive commercial success.
From becoming the highest-grossing movie of all time in Australia to becoming the highest-grossing
non-US film at the US box office ever, the movie broke many records.
Paul Hogan followed the success of Crocodile Dundee with two sequels - Crocodile Dundee II
and Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles.
Most of the cast returned for the sequels.
Here’s what the cast of Crocodile Dundee looks like in 2020.
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John Mellion - Walter Reilly John Mellion appeared as Crocodile Dundee’s
business partner, Walter “Wally” Reily.
Although John was already an established actor before the movie came out, Wally remains his
most memorable role to this day.
He also did some popular voiceover works like in the Victoria Bitter commercial.
The actor passed away on August 11, 1989, at age 55 in his Neutral Bay home due to cirrhosis.
Mark Blum - Richard Mason Mark Blum, who did a remarkable job as the
villain in Crocodile Dundee, went on land roles on famous TV shows like Frasier,
The Sopranos and The West Wing, among others.
As of now, Mark is working for a non-profit organization called HB Studio, dedicated to
helping struggling performing artists.
Reginald VelJohnson - Gus Reginald had done only a handful of acting
roles before landing the role of Gus on Crocodile Dundee.
The movie entirely changed his career as he went on to land great roles afterward such
as Sgt. Al Powell in the Die Hard franchise and Detective Dave Sutton in Turner & Hooch.
At age 67, Reginald is still very active in the industry and has just completed the filming
of an upcoming Australian comedy film, The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee.
David Gulpilil - Neville Bell It was not the first time that David took
upon himself the role of an aborigine but what he did in Crocodile Dundee was the most
distinguished one.
His role in the film as Neville Bell even won him the Member of the Order of Australia
Award.
He also did a remarkable job in Charlie’s Country, which won him the Best Actor award
at the Cannes Film Festival.
However, his life afterward has been kind of rocky with him facing legal troubles quite
a few times.
Steve Rackman - Donk Steve had made a name for himself as one of
Australia’s prominent wrestlers before landing the role of Donk in Crocodile Dundee.
He earned quite a fame in the acting world as well.
However, after making his final appearance in Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles, Steve
bid acting and glam life adieu to pursue his other passion.
Subsequently, he opened two gyms in Sydney, Australia.
He retired from that job in 2010.
Gerry Skilton - Nugget O’Cass Gerry appeared in all three Crocodile Dundee
films in the role of Nugget O’Cass.
There were talks that Gerry would appear in a spin-off show, based solely on his character.
Reportedly, he financed the production of Nugget Gets A Life pilot.
But the pilot flunked.
Gerry has not been much heard of ever since.
Terry Gill - Duffy A veteran in his field, Terry Gill played
the role of Duffy.
The actor passed away on February 25, 2015, at age 75.
He passed away in his Richmond, Melbourne home after a long battle with lung cancer.
That’s all for now.
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