In 1986, Linda Kozlowski went from a relatively unknown actress to an international star almost overnight with Crocodile Dundee. As Sue Charlton, she won audiences over alongside Paul Hogan, earning a Golden Globe nomination and becoming closely associated with one of the era’s biggest films.
But Hollywood fame did not turn out to be the life she wanted. After returning for Crocodile Dundee II and later Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles, Kozlowski gradually stepped away from acting, explaining that she was frustrated by the limited roles being offered to her. Her final screen appearance came in 2001. Following her divorce from Hogan in 2014, she began a new chapter in Morocco, where she met tour guide Moulay Hafid Baba. They married in 2017 and later built a travel business together in Marrakesh. Today, Kozlowski largely lives away from Hollywood, embracing a quieter life shaped by travel, business, and personal choice.