"The budget has increased a lot this time, so we also added a lot of big scenes. We also shot the beginning at the Statue of Liberty off the coast of New York. It is difficult to apply for a filming permit in New York, but everything is fine. We believe the sequel will

It’s just as exciting as the first one.”

Hogan and Linda invited Ronald to watch a preview screening of a copy of "Crocodile Dundee 2" they had specially brought here in the evening.

After watching it, Ronald felt that indeed these two couples, especially Paul Hogan, knew exactly what would tickle American audiences.

It’s still Mr. Crocodile Dundee who was raised by Australian aborigines. Americans like to see how country people from other countries use unique methods to solve problems here.

"I think it might not be worse than the box office of the first part." Ronald thought the editing was very good and compact. Unlike the first part, which was mainly a romantic story, the second part also added a plot about Crocodile Dundee outsmarting South American drug dealers.

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Just like Rambo, the character of Crocodile Dundee is still the same, but the scene has been changed. And there is a very interesting thing about the whole movie. Its plot and the scenes in the Australian wilderness have a subtle imitation.

The texture of western films from the Golden Age of Laiwu.

It’s not that many viewers don’t like Western movies, it’s just that they’re tired of watching the plot where they ride horses, shoot guns, and fight Indians or Mexican bad guys. If you change it this way, Mr. Australian Crocodile comes to fight South American drug dealers, and everyone can watch the same plot.

It's very comfortable and close to the content of modern life where people drink too much.

"That's impossible. Our first film probably sold over 300 million US dollars worldwide." Hogan announced proudly.

It seems that audiences in other parts of the world also want to see the life of an Australian country bumpkin. Ronald thought to himself that this international box office is very good. This movie does not require much understanding of the meaning of the lines, and everyone can understand it just by looking at the pictures.

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"Now we only have the Eastern camp and a few places in East Asia that we haven't released yet." Hogan said, feeling a little regretful. It has never been easy to enter there.

"Really? I'll make some phone calls later and check." Ronald thought to himself, Japan, China, and some of the relationships accumulated through sending copies of Dirty Dancing in Germany might be able to make this happen.

The movie truly sold all over the world.

"This movie was an unexpected success, I understand that. That's why I want as many viewers as possible to see it. To see Linda and I on the screen."

Ronald expressed his understanding that if Paul Hogan now wants to transform into a Hollywood star, it depends on whether he performs well in other roles.

"It's a pity that the sales of the video tape are not good, so we try to release it in as many countries as possible." Linda Kozlowski, who plays the female reporter Sue Charlton, added.

"Not good? How come?" Ronald was surprised, "The last time I went to Blockbuster, your Crocodile Dundee was still in a good position."

"People from Paramount say that our movies are not performing well enough in the video tape market..." Paul Hogan and Linda looked at each other. How come what Ronald said is different from what Paramount said?

"Really? I remember it was your movie. It was in the best-seller section when you walked in." Ronald frowned. He couldn't remember it wrong. There have been no movies with similar themes in the past two years.

"How about we go take a look? There is a Blockbuster video rental store not far downstairs." Ronald asked the two of them.
Chapter completed!