Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001)
- Documented locations
- 25
- Year
- 2001
- Directed by
- Simon Wincer
- Cities
- Oxenford, McKinlay, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, West Hollywood, Inglewood, Beverly Hills, Pasadena, Glendale
Oxenford, Australia
Gold Coast Studio Complex, in Oxenford, long operated under the name Warner Roadshow Studios.
The scene : The Gold Coast studio recreated the Paramount backlot: the interiors and the studio tour sequence were filmed there.
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 : McKinlay's pub becomes the Walkabout Creek from the story, the original town of Mick.
Los Angeles, United States
Main airport of Los Angeles and the west coast of the United States.
The scene : Mick's arrival in America, at the very beginning of the California part.
Santa Monica, United States
The scene : The pier appears in the montage that sets the scene of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, United States
Los Angeles Dodgers baseball stadium, located in Chavez Ravine, is one of the oldest in Major League Baseball (1962). It was designed by architect Emil Praeger.
The scene : The Dodgers stadium appears in the California opening montage.
Los Angeles, United States
310 m skyscraper in downtown Los Angeles (1989), once the tallest structure in the western United States. It was designed by the firm Pei Cobb Freed & Partners in a postmodern style.
The scene : The tower appears in the montage that showcases the city.
Los Angeles, United States
Funicular court that climbs Bunker Hill from Hill Street to Grand Avenue, in operation since 1901, restored and reopened for the first time in 1996 after a long closure.
The scene : The Bunker Hill funicular appears in the opening montage.
West Hollywood, United States
The scene : The building appears in the city's presentation montage.
Inglewood, United States
The scene : The giant donut on the roof appears in the opening montage.
Los Angeles, United States
Large multipurpose stadium in Exposition Park, designed by the Parkinson firm in a liner style. It is designated a National Historic Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The scene : The stadium appears in the California montage.
Los Angeles, United States
Multi-purpose arena in downtown Los Angeles, opened in 1999 under the name Staples Center and has since been renamed.
The scene : The arena, then brand new and named Staples Center, appears in the opening montage.
Beverly Hills, United States
Rose and green palace on Sunset Boulevard, one of the most recognized landmarks of Beverly Hills. Opened in 1911, it was designed by Elmer Grey, with the gardens attributed to Wilbur David Cook, in a blend of Mission Revival style and Mediterranean revival.
The scene : The hotel appears in the film.
Beverly Hills, United States
The scene : The residence where the Dundee family settles in Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hills, United States
Paved shopping gallery in Beverly Hills, at the corner of Rodeo Drive and Dayton Way.
The scene : Sue and Jean walk up the shopping street discussing an article subject; window shopping scenes take place there.
Los Angeles, United States
Paramount Pictures film studio, located at 5555 Melrose Avenue in Hollywood.
The scene : Mick sneaks in to investigate, and walks along the large filming pool and the water tower of the studio.
Pasadena, United States
The scene : The Beverly Hills school where Mikey starts his school year.
Beverly Hills, United States
The scene : The house in front of which Mick and his son pass while walking home from school.
Beverly Hills, United States
Municipal park of Beverly Hills developed in 1915.
The scene : The characters walk around the ponds of the park.
Los Angeles, United States
The building has been demolished since filming.
The scene : The drive-thru of a fast-food restaurant where the characters pass by, near the USC campus.
Los Angeles, United States
Historic bar in Hollywood, opened in the 1940s on North Cherokee Avenue.
The scene : Mick and Jacko push open the door of this bar, unaware of what they will find inside.
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : The alley that leads to Hollywood Boulevard, a few streets away from the bar, serves as the backdrop for a confrontation scene.
Los Angeles, United States
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, located on Wilshire Boulevard. Founded in 1910, it settled in 1961 on this campus designed by William Pereira; the buildings filmed at that time have since been demolished.
The scene : The Los Angeles County Museum appears in the film.
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : The seaside promenade of Venice, where Mick mingles with the local wildlife.
Santa Monica, United States
Pedestrian and shopping thoroughfare in the center of Santa Monica.
The scene : Several scenes take place on the pedestrian street of Santa Monica.
Glendale, United States
The scene : The pivotal scene of the film: Mick stops the traffic on the highway believing he is saving a dog, and triggers police intervention.