Behind the scenes and into the heart of Australia’s most iconic film

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LOVE OF AN ICON: THE LEGEND OF CROCODILE DUNDEE is an intimate behind the scenes glimpse into this global phenomenon - with unseen footage and untold stories celebrating the laughs, the courage, the chemistry and the extraordinary mateship that made it happen.

Poster for the movie "Love of an Icon: The Legend of Crocodile Dundee" featuring images of actors in scenes, vintage photographs, a hat, and a large hunting knife.

Actor Paul Hogan and Delvene Cornell smiling and hugging each other indoors, after a touching interview for the documentary Love of an Icon.

Paul Hogan dressed as Mick Dundee and John Cornell standing in a graffiti-covered alleyway.

Delvene and John Cornell are standing close together outdoors on a lawn, with the woman leaning her head on the man's shoulder, in front of their home.

A black and white photograph of Mick Dundee and actor Linda Kozlowski playing Sue Charlton with short blonde hair wrapped in a checkered blanket, smiling and embracing each other outdoors.

Film crew shooting a scene the the lagoon in outback Australia with actors, Sue Charlton in a black dress and Mick Dundee in tan shorts, sitting on rocks, while others hold reflective panels and camera equipment.

Crocodile Dundee Filmmakers and crew operating a movie camera on a New York City street during the film shoot.

Peter Faiman and John Cornell are standing outdoors, both wearing blue shirts. Peter is smiling and has sunglasses hanging from his shirt. John looks contenplative.

Black and white photo of a Crocodile Dundee film crew on a riverbank with rocky cliffs and trees in the background.

Behind the scenes photo Crocodile Dundee movie set with a crocodile at a pond, crew members, and actors, including one wearing a swimsuit, surrounded by lush bush foliage.

ALL CATEGORIES FOR A DOCUMENTARY FEATURE

The reviews are in!

Rated A-

“It will make you laugh out loud, but also leave the cinema wiping your eyes and they are not crocodile tears”
– Walter M. Williams, IMDB
5 Stars

“FINESSE!”
“Fantastic to see such iconic figures still being celebrated today”
–Peter Walkden,
Walkden Entertainment
Rated A-

“Objectivity is a prized commodity in documentary filmmaking, but sometimes a deep, rich, profoundly personal connection to subject matter can offer up something even more important: emotional transcendence.”
–Dov Kornits,
Filmink
Rated 10/10

“Thanks Delvene and Victoria for inspiring us with such a wonderful and important piece of Australian history - may it inspire other generations in rediscovering our larrikinism, humor and love of art and culture.”
–Hans Lovejoy,
Byron Shire Echo newspaper editor