Earlier this year, it was announced Australian actor and comedian Paul Hogan will be returning to the big screen, starring as himself in the new film The Very Excellent Mr Dundee.
And last Tuesday, the 78-year-old was spotted onset of the new semi-fictional flick in Melbourne.
Paul and a fellow actor filmed scenes on St Kilda’s Fitzroy Street, with Paul ditching his iconic Crocodile Dundee costume to cut a casual figure in jeans and a plaid shirt.
Crikey, no Crocodile Dundee costume? Paul Hogan, 78, (L) cuts a very casual figure in jeans and a shirt as he films scenes for his new movie The Very Excellent Mr Dundee in Melbourne
Paul teamed his relaxed look with a grey baseball cap and a beige jacket, while bracing Melbourne’s cool weather.
He looked relaxed as he walked around, with cast and crew surrounding him.
It’s not the first time the Australian actor has been spotted filming scenes for the upcoming movie.
Back doing his thing! Paul filmed scenes on St Kilda’s Fitzroy Street, with production taking place in Melbourne over the past several weeks
Chilly! The star wore a causal ensemble while bracing Melbourne’s cool weather
Iconic: He’s seen in character in Crocodile Dundee
Earlier last week he was seen with old friend Shane Jacobson filming scenes in the same location.
And although Paul has previously claimed his comeback movie won’t be a Crocodile Dundee film, pal Shane was seen wearing a Dundee-inspired costume.
While on set, the stars were seen sharing a lot of laughs between takes.
The full cast has yet to be revealed, and Shane’s role in the film is unknown.
And action! He looked relaxed as he walked around, with cast and crew surrounding him
Co-star: Earlier last week he was seen with old friend Shane Jacobson (pictured) filming scenes in the same location
Interesting: And although Paul has previously claimed his comeback movie won’t be a Crocodile Dundee film, pal Shane was seen wearing a Dundee-inspired costume
It’s been more than 30 years since Paul, 78, first appeared in the iconic Crocodile Dundee movie in 1986.
He has insisted the upcoming feature release will be a comedy, where he will play himself in the semi-fictional tale that documents the lead up to receiving a Knighthood for services to comedy.
While currently in Melbourne, Paul will also shoot in Vancouver and Los Angeles for the blockbuster.
Upcoming: The full cast has yet to be revealed, and Shane’s role in the film is unknown
Rumours of a possible fourth Crocodile Dundee film began swirling after Tourism Australia’s hilarious faux movie trailer aired during the US Super Bowl earlier this year.
The advert, which cost $36 million, took the form of a fake movie trailer for a new Dundee film, and featured many of Australia’s most famous exports.
The film is due to be released in 2019.
Stay tuned: Rumours of a possible fourth Crocodile Dundee film began swirling after Tourism Australia’s hilarious faux movie trailer aired during the US Super Bowl earlier this year