Dennis Boutsikaris has won the Obie Award two times! He was also the first American actor to play Mozart on Broadway in “Amadeus.” It seems like “Crocodile Dundee II” paved the way for many incredible actors. Dennis has done over 140 recordings for Audiobooks for publishers around the world, portraying the works of authors such as Phillip Roth, Stephen King, Jeffrey Deaver, and Don Delillo. For his voice work, he won an Audie Award.
His film credits include lead roles in “*batteries not included,” “The Dream Team,” “Crocodile Dundee II,” “Boys on the Side,” and “In Dreams,” among many others. Most recently, he was in the films “Cherry Crush,” “The Education of Charlie Banks,” and “Calling it Quits.” In 2012, he co-starred in “The Bourne Legacy,” the fourth film of the successful “Bourne” franchise. He is still going strong, as last year he starred in “Better Call Saul.”
Nancy Mette
Most people probably don’t remember, but Nancy Mette played the role of Karla, a New York prostitute, in the film "Crocodile Dundee." Since those days, she has maintained a very low-key Hollywood career, gaining a mere 19 acting credits. She’s had roles in projects such as "Meet the Hollowheads" and "Terms of Endearment." She may never have become a star, but Nancy Mette had found a unique niche in movies, playing small but demanding roles.
If a director needed to fill a minor role calling for a difficult line or a quirky delivery, he could always pick up the telephone and ask whether Mette was available. Her last role was as a guest star on "Monk." She has been married to Hollywood director Barnet Kellman since 1982.
Juan Fernández de Alarcon
Juan is a Dominican actor best known for his roles as the evil character in his movies. Fernández was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. He made his film acting debut in the film Salome and since then has gone on to star in over 30 movies. He is best known for "A Man Apart (2003)," "The Collector (2009)," and "Crocodile Dundee II (1988)." Aside from acting in movies, Juan also worked as a model for various designers.
He has worked for numerous high-end clients, including Yves Saint-Laurent, Nino Cerruti, Zandra Rhodes, Ossie Clark, and Giorgio di Sant'Angelo. Additionally, he’s modeled for various artists, like Salvador Dalí.
Paul Greco
Paul Greco can be best remembered as the leader of the not-so-tough gang, The Orphans, in the cult classic, "The Warriors." He is fondly remembered as one of two thugs out to kill Woody Allen's title character in Broadway’s "Danny Rose," and the New Yorker who does a double-take reaction to the guy from Australia, Mick Dundee (Paul Hogan) in Crocodile Dundee.
He then went on to appear in numerous films and television shows throughout the 1980s and 1990s, including an episode of Miami Vice. Sadly, he passed away from lung cancer in 2008 at age 53, with just 20 credits under his belt.
Serge Cockburn
Australian actor Serge Cockburn is pretty much only known for his role as Mikey Dundee in "Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles," where he portrays the son of Crocodile Dundee. Serge's parents read an ad in the paper that a local production company, Bangalow Productions, was looking for a little boy to play Mick Dundee's son in "Crocodile Dundee in L.A." so they made a short video of Serge talking to his Grandpa about his pet lizard, Huffy. Casting director Maura Fay was "knocked out by his performance," and he scored the role.
Aside from his success in acting, Serge also plays soccer and loves reptiles. He has five pet snakes, a gecko, a pink-tongued skink, a blue-tongued lizard, and a dog! His only other acting role was three years after Dundee in "Danny Deckchair."