Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles
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:08:01
So, which one is the second best
crocodile hunter in the land?

:08:07
[ All Laughing ]
:08:08
Okay, everyone, we're on
a tight schedule here.

:08:10
We better keep moving.
Don't want to disturb the hunters.

:08:13
Back on the bus,
please, folks.

:08:18
That's the way.
:08:27
Bloody Nugget.
Great, eh, mate?

:08:30
Two best crocodile hunters
in the entire Northern Territory, eh?

:08:33
Yeah.
:08:37
We look like a couple
of real pelicans, don't we, eh?

:08:39
[ Both Laughing ]
:09:02
You know what I hate about crocs?
They got legs. Come on.

:09:10
Oh, remember the good old days
when we just used to shoot 'em?

:09:13
Yeah, mate, but if there were no more
crocs, they wouldn't need hunters.

:09:19
Oh, they'd need hunters...
to keep the wild pigs in control.

:09:24
Pigs?
Oh, not the same.

:09:27
I don't want my kid saying,
"There goes my dad, Pig Dundee. "

:09:32
Do you want to be known
as PorkerJackson?

:09:34
Well, no.
:09:36
Nah, we need the crocs, mate.
They make us somebodies.

:09:40
Without 'em, we're
just a couple of old bushwhackers...

:09:43
with bite marks on our legs.
:09:45
We'll get him tomorrow.
Same time.

:09:48
Hey, I knew a pig farmer called
Porker O'Brien once. Hah!

:09:52
You know why
they called him Porker?


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