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In the 1940’s Hollywood there are not only people but cartoon characters starring in films. Roger Rabbit, one of the biggest stars, is thought to have killed someone and the private detective Eddie Valiant must help the wanted Toonstar. A groundbreaking comedy where actors and cartoons are woven perfectly together.
Cast View all
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Bob Hoskins | Eddie Valiant |
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Christopher Lloyd | Judge Doom |
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Joanna Cassidy | Dolores |
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Charles Fleischer | Roger Rabbit |
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Stubby Kaye | Marvin Acme |
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Alan Tilvern | R.K. Maroon |
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Richard LeParmentier | Lt. Santino |
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Lou Hirsch | Baby Herman |
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Betsy Brantley | Jessica's Performance Model |
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Joel Silver | Raoul |
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Paul Springer | Augie |
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Richard Ridings | Angelo |
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Edwin Craig | Arthritic Cowboy |
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Lindsay Holiday | Soldier |
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Mike Edmonds | Stretch |
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Morgan Deare | Editor |
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Danny Capri | Kid #1 |
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Christopher Hollosy | Kid #2 |
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John-Paul Sipla | Kid #3 |
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Laura Frances | Blonde Starlet |
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Joel Cutrara | Forensic #1 |
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Billy J. Mitchell | Forensic #2 |
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Eric B. Sindon | Mailman |
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Ed Herlihy | Newscaster |
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James O'Connell | Conductor |
Crew
| Director | Robert Zemeckis |
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| Writer | Jeffrey Price, Peter S. Seaman, Gary K. Wolf, Ted Osborne, Al Taliaferro | |
| Producer | Alan Dewhurst, Don Hahn, Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, Steven Spielberg, Steve Starkey, Robert Watts | |
| Musician | Alan Silvestri | |
| Photography | Dean Cundey | |
Personal
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| Added Date | Mar 10, 2012 13:58:34 |
| Modified Date | Jun 12, 2022 00:34:05 |
Notes
Alternate Versions for
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
Some versions, including the television version shown on Fox, have an extra scene: Eddie Valiant had gone into Toontown, ambushed by the weasels and had a pig's head ``tooned'' onto his. He went home and took a shower during which Jessica walks into his apartment.
A shot, allegedly animated by two Disney practical-jokers (who were subsequently fired), of Jessica's vagina during her dance sequence was inserted into the first laserdisc print.
The infamous scene where Jessica rabbit and Eddie are thrown out of the cab has been altered for the DVD version: Jessica now has white panties on.
In the broadcast TV version, Baby Herman laments "I got a 50-year-old lust in a 3-year-old body" instead of the original "I got a 50-year-old lust in a 3-year-old's dinky" though the original line was heard in TV commercials for the film's theatrical release.
The original film had a scene of Betty Boop where her dress was drawn too low in the front making her look topless. The scene was edited before being released on video.
When Eddie Valiant approached a gorilla, who was guarding the enterance door of a lounge, he said, "Nice monky suit." Then the gorilla responds, "Wise ass." On TV, the line was changed to "Wise guy", to make it more appropriate. The change was pretty noticeable, because the new voice was different from the gorilla's original voice.
There is a scene in the movie that was seen in the television versions and is cut out of the video version. Eddie Valiant attempts to break into Jessica Rabbit's dressing room and encounters an angry Judge Doom and Gorilla.