Back in the 1980s, Linda Kozlowski became a household name after appearing in “Crocodile Dundee.” Starring alongside Paul Hogan, this film propelled her into the international spotlight, marking a significant moment in her acting career. Yet, after the success of the “Dundee” series and a few more roles, Linda slowly began to retreat from the busy world of Hollywood.

Linda was born on January 7, 1958, in Fairfield, Connecticut. She always had a passion for acting, which led her to the respected Juilliard School’s theater program. After earning her degree in 1981, she started performing in off-Broadway productions. She then landed small roles on Broadway and television, including a noteworthy part in the TV film “Death of a Salesman” with the talented Dustin Hoffman.

Linda’s path to fame wasn’t without hurdles. After her performance in “Death of a Salesman,” she moved to California and took on a waitress job. During this period, Dustin Hoffman and his wife kindly offered Linda a stay at their Malibu beach house, giving her the opportunity to audition for a role that would alter her course forever.

Thanks to Dustin Hoffman’s recommendation, Linda received the part of Sue Charlton in “Crocodile Dundee.” Her audition was successful, and the movie became incredibly popular, banking over $320 million on only a $10 million budget. This success catapulted Linda Kozlowski to stardom almost overnight, particularly in Australia, where the film was released first.

Even with her star rising, Linda felt that Hollywood didn’t notice her as much as she expected. She acted in the “Crocodile Dundee” sequels but began turning down many roles that seemed to pigeonhole her as a comic actor’s girlfriend. This led Linda to eventually bid farewell to acting after the third film in the “Dundee” series.

On a personal level, Linda found love during the “Crocodile Dundee” series when she met her co-star, Paul Hogan. They were married in 1990, and in 1998, they welcomed their son, Chance. Sadly, their marriage concluded in 2014.

After her split with Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski sought to live life the way she wanted. With a substantial settlement, she decided to redirect her focus. Her journey took her to the exotic lands of Morocco, where she met tour guide Moulay Hafid Baba. They hit it off immediately, prompting a new chapter in her life.

Together, Linda and Moulay established Dream My Destiny, a high-end travel agency in Marrakech. They craft personalized and luxurious travel plans to fit their clients’ desires. With this new focus, Linda transitioned from the hustle of Hollywood to the captivating beauty of Moroccan landscapes.

Although Linda Kozlowski stepped back from acting, her portrayal of Sue Charlton in “Crocodile Dundee” continues to be remembered fondly. Now, at 63 years old, she’s embraced an adventurous life in Morocco. Linda finds this real-life journey more rewarding than any fictional role, as she cherishes crafting unforgettable experiences for her clients in the travel industry. Her acting acumen, especially her insightful intuition, now aids in the creation of unique travel memories.