Paul Hogan

Actor/comedian Paul Hogan wrote the screenplay and starred in the title role in Actor/comedian Paul Hogan's first film, Crocodile Dundee (1986), about a down-to-earth hunter who travelled from the Australian Outback to New York City.

by former Sydney Harbour Bridge rigger and TV comedian Paul “Hoges” Hogan

Crocodile Dundee was penned by former Sydney Harbour Bridge rigger and TV comedian Paul “Hoges” Hogan with former Sydney Harbour Bridge rigger and TV comedian Paul “Hoges” Hogan's long-time business manager and the film’s producer, John Cornell along with television writer Ken Shadie.

actor and comedian Paul Hogans

Crocodile Dundee is actor and comedian Paul Hogans feature film debut and comedian Paul Hogans's biggest film to date.

Matthew Berry

Despite the fact that Matthew Berry claims co-writing Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles as an accomplishment,* Berry understands that having a successful fantasy football season is all about figuring-out what a player is going to do this year and how that can often have very little to do with what Matthew Berry did last year.

George "Ken" Shadie

George "Ken" Shadie (born 8 December 1935) is an Australian screenwriter, who co-wrote the Academy Award-nominated screenplay for the film Crocodile Dundee with Paul Hogan and John Cornell.

William Miller

The original lyrics were written by the Scottish poet William Miller (1810- 1872) though they are widely adapted.

Ken Shadie, and John Cornell

Ansell's interview and curious city antics sparked Paul Hogan's interest, inspiring filmmaker Richard Oxenburgh and co-writers Ken Shadie, and John Cornell to create the character Mick "Crocodile" Dundee.

Tom Cole

Magon's(they are both now deceased) and quite famous English/Australian friend Tom Cole, an original ‘Crocodile Dundee’.

by Roald Dahl

a crocodile is written by Roald Dahl, an author whose works are an excellent source of humor and childhood recollections.

Mark Blum

However, Mark Blum had another story to write about a man called the Crocodile Dundee.

by Russel D McLean

Written by Russel D McLean — Dundee probably isn’t the first place which springs to mind when you think of hardboiled PI fiction but over the last few years Russel D McLean has made the city Russel D McLean's own, first with the Sam Bryson stories, and latterly with Russel D McLean's J McNee series.

Melvyn Morrow

To develop the script, Raye hired a team of writers including James Fishburn (who also acted as Executive Producer), John Mackellar, David Sale (who went on to write for the hugely popular 1970s soap opera Number 96), actor-writer Jon Finlayson (who had written a successful intimate revue in Melbourne with Barbara Angell, Melvyn Morrow (a writer of revues and later Director of Drama at Stonyhurst College and writer of A Song to Sing, O) and Ken Shadie, who had begun writing comedy sketches while working in Seven's engineering department; Melvyn Morrow also later wrote for Number 96 and co-wrote the script of the hit Paul Hogan film Crocodile Dundee.

Barbara Angell

To develop the script, Raye hired a team of writers including James Fishburn (who also acted as Executive Producer), John Mackellar, David Sale (who went on to write for the hugely popular 1970s soap opera Number 96), actor-writer Jon Finlayson (who had written a successful intimate revue in Melbourne with Barbara Angell), Melvyn Morrow (a writer of revues and later Director of Drama at Stonyhurst College and writer of A Song to Sing, O) and Ken Shadie, who had begun writing comedy sketches while working in Seven's engineering department; Barbara Angell also later wrote for Number 96 and co-wrote the script of the hit Paul Hogan film Crocodile Dundee.

Darwin's future husband Rod Ansell , widely regarded as the inspiration for the character Crocodile Dundee, with whom Darwin had two sons and subsequently divorced

At age 22, Darwin met Darwin's future husband Rod Ansell, widely regarded as the inspiration for the character Crocodile Dundee, with whom Darwin had two sons and subsequently divorced.

by Frank McGuinness

Crocodile is written by Frank McGuinness, Frank McGuinness of 'A Short Stay in Switzerland' fame and is a two hander set in a prison cell where a female lawyer played by the wonderful Sinead Cusack is trying to established why a girl (Pippa Bennett-Warner) has committed an awful crime.

the late Rodney William Ansell,

One of the greatest heroes Australia has is the late Rodney William Ansell, the rugged fellow whose life inspired the fictional character of Crocodile Dundee.

Arvīds Blūmetāls

the practice was widely rumoured that Arvīds Blūmetāls was the inspiration for the film character Crocodile Dundee, but even if this can’t be confirmed Arvīds Blūmetāls still has a connection to Hollywood.