Terri Irwin Reflects on 'Crocodile Hunter' Movie Anniversary

Terri Irwin recently marked the 24th anniversary of "The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course." Released in 2002, the movie starred Terri and her late husband Steve Irwin as fictionalized versions of themselves. The film, based on their popular documentary series, depicted them saving a crocodile from poachers, who were revealed to be CIA agents.

Terri shared cherished memories on Instagram, accompanying her post with photos from the film's production and premiere. She described the experience as the "adventure of a lifetime" and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to film the action-packed movie. Her daughter, Bindi Irwin, also commented, expressing how fortunate she felt to have participated with her parents.

The film, produced for $12 million, achieved a box office revenue of $33 million. Following Steve Irwin's tragic death in 2006, Terri, Bindi, and their son Robert have continued his legacy in conservation and by leading Australia Zoo.