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Is Chris Hemsworth's Crocodile Dundee trailer fake?
Aussie hunk Chris Hemsworth blew everyone away yesterday when he featured in a trailer for a new Crocodile Dundee film, but rumours are now circulating that it may all just be a publicity stunt.
The supposed sequel, named Crocodile Dundee: The Son of A Legend Returns Home, may actually be less of a movie and more like a NFL Super Bowl ad to promote Tourism Australia, it seems.
Movie buffs are questioning the film's legitimacy and people have taken to social media to raise their concerns.
One Twitter user said, "A trailer has arrived, seemingly out of nowhere."
"A trailer has arrived, seemingly out of nowhere, advertising a new Crocodile Dundee sequel featuring Danny McBride as the son of the famous outback hunter. Is this real? Is this a joke? I really don’t know. The world doesn’t make any sense anymore." https://t.co/qEuNSrLwdB
— Luke Buckmaster (@lukebuckmaster) January 20, 2018
They continued, "advertising a new Crocodile Dundee sequel featuring Danny McBride as the son of the famous outback hunter. Is this real? Is this a joke? I really don’t know. The world doesn’t make any sense anymore."
Other users posted, "The Crocodile Dundee movie is clearly not a re-boot, god the internet is dumb."
the crocodile dundee movie and the friends movie are clearly not real movies
god the internet is dumb— David Farrier (@davidfarrier) January 22, 2018
And, "No. I refuse to accept a Crocodile Dundee reboot. And with an American lead, too."
No. I refuse to accept a Crocodile Dundee reboot. And with an American lead, too.
— Barbecued Brickfilm Productions (@barbecuebrick99) January 20, 2018
The teaser was released on Tuesday, sending the internet into a frenzy.
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In the clip for Dundee: The son Of A Legend Returns Home, comedian Danny McBride portrays the original Dundee’s clueless American son, Brian, who finds himself in the presence of our very own Hemsworth on his home turf — the great Australian Outback.
Hemsworth's character is dressed head-to-toe in desert style khaki, holding a sign with 'Dundee' written on it, and waving goofily as a bus pulls in.
Dundee Jnr gets off looking like a lost tourist and the pair come face to face in the very remote spot.
"Yo, where 'dem kangaroos at?" he asks Hemsworth.
A hilarious exchange then occurs between the two. See it above.
Publicity stunt or just another cliché Aussie flick... we will let you decide.
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