Paul Hogan and his ex-wife Linda Kozlowski are about to reunite.
The retired Australian actors, who rose to international fame with Crocodile Dundee, will hit the big screen alongside each other next year for the first time since 2001’s Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles.
Paul, 85, and Linda, 66, who vowed to leave Hollywood in the early 2000s, got back together to make Crocodile Dundee: The Encore Cut, a 4K digitized remaster of their iconic film and the documentary behind it. scene that accompanies it. .
Crocodile Dundee is the latest Australian film to receive the 4K restoration treatment from Kismet Films, who will release the film in Australian cinemas in 2025.
In addition to the 4K Encore Cut, Kismet is also distributing a new documentary, Crocodile Dundee: Lightning in a Bottle, which will delve into the people behind this historic film.
“Paul and Linda have had their ups and downs over the years,” new idea reported this week.
Kozlowski became a major box office star after making a splash in the hit 1986 film Crocodile Dundee alongside her ex-husband Paul Hogan, now 85.
Paul Hogan, 85, who played Mick Dundee in the instant classic, reportedly has a “new lease on life” after several years of poor health thanks to new Crocodile Dundee project. Photographed in 2024
But after several years of poor health, they added that the project has revitalized the actor.
‘This project has all three of them excited. This has given Paul a new lease of life.
Famously, sparks flew between Paul and Linda on the set of Australian Outback, while Hogan, 19 years Kozlowski’s senior, was still married to his wife Noelene Edwards.
The couple married in 1990, welcomed Chance eight years later, and divorced in 2014.
Chance was “very young” when his star parents divorced, an inside source told New Idea on Sunday, and said he’ll “appreciate” seeing them work together again.
The wife of Crocodile Dundee producer John Cornell began uncovering and archiving old material from her husband’s shed in 2021 after uncovered found footage, photographs, scripts, notes, faxes, props, and boxes and boxes of never-before-seen items.
After his film career took off, Paul left his home country of Australia behind and settled with Linda in Los Angeles in the ’90s.
The self-described ‘smart alec’, who grew up in Sydney’s western suburbs and worked on the construction of the Harbor Bridge, still lives in Venice Beach with Chance, now 26.
Paul shares Chance, his youngest son, with his ex-wife and former co-star Linda Kozlowski. All photographed in 2013.
Their online behavior has also become more erratic, raising more concerns.
The worried father is reportedly trying to get his son back on the right track.
In his last disturbing public sighting, on November 14, a disheveled Chance was seen walking aimlessly up and down the street and approaching a darkened vehicle near the home where he is believed to live with his father.
He looked almost unrecognizable compared to the boy with flowing bangs who accompanied his parents to red carpet events in the early 2010s, as he appeared to pick up a white package from a driver after a brief conversation.
He recently shared a bizarre video of himself ominously claiming that something is about to “begin” while showing off his swollen gums to the camera.
Linda has since remarried and divides her time between the United States and Morocco.