In the wake of her breakthrough alongside Paul Hogan in «Crocodile Dundee,» Linda Kozlowski found herself thrust into the limelight, experiencing a whirlwind of international fame that reshaped her career. However, after her stint in the «Dundee» series and a handful of other screen appearances, Kozlowski slowly backed away from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood.

Born on January 7, 1958, in Fairfield, Connecticut, Linda’s journey to the silver screen began with a passion for acting nurtured at Juilliard.

She started small, with roles in off-Broadway productions, gradually working her way up to minor parts on Broadway and television, including a memorable stint in «Death of a Salesman» alongside Dustin Hoffman.

Despite her undeniable talent, Linda faced her fair share of challenges along the way. Before fate intervened with a recommendation from Dustin Hoffman for her role in «Crocodile Dundee,» she even waited tables in California to make ends meet. The film’s monumental success, grossing over $320 million, catapulted Linda into stardom—a moment she still cherishes today.

Yet, despite the adoration of fans, Linda felt overlooked by the Hollywood machine. While she continued to revisit her role in the subsequent «Crocodile Dundee» sequels, she eventually made the bittersweet decision to step back from acting after the third installment.

On a personal level, Linda’s life took unexpected turns when she tied the knot with her on-screen partner, Paul Hogan, in 1990. Their joy was complete with the arrival of their son, Chance, in 1998.

However, their union eventually dissolved in 2014. Following her divorce, Linda embarked on a new adventure, relocating to Morocco, where she met Moulay Hafid Baba. Together, they embarked on the journey of founding the luxury travel agency Dream My Destiny.

Now, at 66, Linda finds fulfillment in the adventures of real life, proving that sometimes truth is indeed stranger—and more rewarding—than fiction.