Crocodile Dundee II (1988)
- Documented locations
- 18
- Year
- 1988
- Directed by
- John Cornell
- Cities
- New York, Brooklyn, Centerport, Main Arm, McKinlay
New York, United States
The scene : 1 minThe film opens with an aerial shot of southern Manhattan and its waterfront, then cuts to Mick fishing with dynamite.
New York, United States
Public park of the East Village, in Manhattan, created in 1827 and bordered by Avenue A and East 7th to 10th Streets. It occupies an important place in the life of the neighborhood.
The scene : 5 minDundee is having fun with the children in the neighborhood square.
New York, United States
Bar of the East Village with a horseshoe counter, long known as Vazac's.
The scene : 8 minDundee pushes open the door of the neighborhood bar to ask for a job.
New York, United States
The scene : 17 minThe building where Mick and Sue live, at the corner of Washington Square West: the postman delivers the letter that sets the plot in motion.
New York, United States
The scene : 18 minLeroy meets Dundee in the street and has a surprise for him.
New York, United States
The scene : 20 minDundee is talking to a desperate man sitting on the ledge, several floors above the street.
New York, United States
The scene : 22 minThe office building that houses the newspaper where Sue works; we see her coming out.
New York, United States
The scene : 30 minDundee runs up the street, pursued by the police, at Bleecker Street.
Brooklyn, United States
The scene : 33 minThe subway shooting takes place at this address in downtown Brooklyn.
Centerport, United States
Former Eagle's Nest estate, residence of William K. Vanderbilt Jr., now a museum and planetarium of Suffolk County.
The scene : 43 minThe estate serves as Rico's villa: Leroy and Dundee observe it from a tree before discovering Sue held captive inside.
New York, United States
Suspension bridge spanning the East River to connect Manhattan to Brooklyn, opened in 1909. Designed by Carrère & Hastings, this two-level bridge combines the functions of a railway and a vehicular bridge, and is designated a Historic Civil Engineering Landmark and a New York City Landmark, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The scene : 49 minDundee crosses the bridge to rescue Sue; the shot is taken from the lower roadway.
McKinlay, Australia
Isolated pub from the west of Queensland, built under the name of Federal Hotel. Since filming, it has operated under the name that the film gave to the imaginary village it embodied.
The scene : 1 hr 1 minDundee finds his pub on returning home.
New York, United States
The scene : The intersection and its subway entrance serve for a sequence of movement in the city.
New York, United States
The scene : Midtown Crossing listed as a filming location by onthesetofnewyork, which does not associate any specific scene with it.
Main Arm, Australia
The scene : It is this location in New South Wales that serves as Colombia in the film.
Australia
Open landing strip for the Koongarra Project Area, a uranium mining concession now integrated into Kakadu National Park. The trees have reclaimed it and it hardly distinguishes itself from the surrounding land; it is passed by when heading towards the Kubara Pools parking.
The scene : A jet lands on the dirt runway in the middle of the bush, and the cartel men get out.
Australia
A flat trail of two and a half kilometers along the East Alligator River, amidst sculpted sandstone formations, dotted with caves and discreet rock art.
The scene : The characters make their way between the sandstone pillars and the caves of the path; it is in the passage cave, the one you walk through from one end to the other, that a scene from the film was shot.
Australia
Sandstone escarpment of Kakadu National Park, a site of ancient rock art and a sacred place for the Bininj people.
The scene : The rock art site of Ubirr serves as the backdrop for scenes in the film; sources do not specify which ones.