Paul Hogan

Two lifelong friends pretend they’re a loving gay couple to save big money come tax time, but when a meddling tax inspector comes to town, all hell breaks loose

Strange Bedfellows -- Two lifelong friends (Paul Hogan and Michael Caton) have discovered a way to save big money come tax time: pretend they're a loving gay couple.

Two lifelong friends (Paul Hogan and Michael Caton) have discovered a way to save big money come tax time: pretend they're a loving gay couple.

Two lifelong friends (Paul Hogan and Michael Caton) have discovered a way to save big money come tax time: pretend they're a loving gay couple.

Two lifelong friends (Paul Hogan and Michael Caton) have discovered a way to save big money come tax time. All they have to do is pretend they’re a loving gay couple. It seems so simple, but when a meddling tax inspector comes to town to investigate the couple, all hell breaks loose in this laugh-out-loud comedy. The pair’s hilarious misadventures will warm your heart and keep you in stitches even after the credits have run.

Two lifelong friends (Paul Hogan and Michael Caton) have discovered a way to save big money come tax time. All they have to do is pretend they're a loving gay couple. It seems so simple, but when a meddling tax inspector comes to town to investigate the couple, all hell breaks loose in this laugh-out-loud comedy. The pair's hilarious misadventures will warm your heart and keep you in stitches even after the credits have run.

When Ty's mother dies, he leaves Barstow for the coast, where his mother grew up and where the beach gives him solace. He gets work, makes friends with some local guys, and falls for Sandy, the sister of one of them. Without warning, Ty's hard-edged father, his profane uncle, and his two low-life half-brothers show up, needing a place to hide from the cops for awhile. Ty wants them gone, but his stubborn and ornery family checks into the local motel. Things get worse when the low-life brothers sexually assault Sandy. Her brother and his pals reply with fists. Out come guns and knives, and a showdown in the sand is guaranteed.

He's wrestled crocodiles Down Under and fought crime in New York, but can Mick "Crocodile" Dundee swim with the sharks in L.A.? Paul Hogan returns as Crocodile Dundee in this hilarious third installment of the beloved film series. After Mick's girlfriend, Sue (Linda Kozlowski), is assigned to the L.A. bureau of her father's newspaper, Mick, Sue and their son Mikey head to Hollywood. Once in La-La Land, Sue suspects foul play at a movie studio and Mick uses his Outback smarts to bring the bad guys to justice.

Paul Hogan returns as Crocodile Dundee in this hilarious third installment of the beloved film series. After Mick's girlfriend, Sue (Linda Kozlowski), is assigned to the L.A. bureau of her father's newspaper, Mick, Sue and their son Mikey head to Hollywood. Once in La-La Land, Sue suspects foul play at a movie studio and Mick uses his Outback smarts to bring the bad guys to justice.

Paul Hogan returns as Crocodile Dundee in this hilarious third installment of the beloved film series. After Mick's girlfriend, Sue (Linda Kozlowski), is assigned to the L.A. bureau of her father's newspaper, Mick, Sue and their son Mikey head to Hollywood. Once in La-La Land, Sue suspects foul play at a movie studio and Mick uses his Outback smarts to bring the bad guys to justice.

Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles -- Paul Hogan returns as Crocodile Dundee in this hilarious third installment of the beloved film series. After Mick's girlfriend, Sue (Linda Kozlowski), is assigned to the L.A. bureau of her father's newspaper, Mick, Sue and their son Mikey head to Hollywood. Once in La-La Land, Sue suspects foul play at a movie studio and Mick uses his Outback smarts to bring the bad guys to justice.

He's wrestled crocodiles Down Under and fought crime in New York, but can Mick Crocodile Dundee swim with the sharks in L.A.? Paul Hogan returns as Crocodile Dundee in this hilarious third installment of the beloved film series.