Living with Sue after she stopped him from leaving New York to go off and explore America, after she confessed that she loves him, Australian Crocodile Hunter Michael J. 'Crocodile' Dundee still trying to adapt to life in New York City and getting use to a different culture is about to use his hunting and survival skills yet again, when Sue is kidnapped by crime boss Rico and his associates, when Sue's Ex husband photographer Bob Tanner witnesses a brutal crime and takes snapshots of the crime and sends them to Sue. Mick rescues Sue from Rico and his associates. Mick decides to take Sue back home with him to Australia, as his best bet of protecting Sue. But when Rico and his associates arrive after tracking Sue and Mick down, Mick takes them on by doing what he does best.

otsoNY Comments: The film opens with an aerial view of lower Manhattan. Since the 1980's the Manhattan skyline has changed several times.

Hudson River, New York City, New York.

Tompkins Square Park, East 7th Street and Avenue A, Manhattan.

Vazac's Horseshoe Bar, 108 East 7th Street and Avenue B, Manhattan.

Subway, Lafayette Street and Duane Street, Manhattan.

otsoNY Comments: In order to shoot this scene at the top of this building, the filmmakers set up a wooden deck a few feet below the building's fifteenth floor, serving as a platform for the camera as well as protection for the actors.

2 Lafayette Street (btw Reade Street and Duane Street) Manhattan.

Sue's Workplace, 1740 Broadway and West 55th Street, Manhattan.

Mick's Apartment, 70 Washington Place and Washington Square West, Manhattan.

Washington Place and Washington Square West, Manhattan.

MacDougal Street and Bleecker Street, Manhattan.

8th Avenue and West 37th Street, Manhattan.