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| The Creative talents of Steven Spielberg (E.T., Raiders of the Lost Ark) and Robert Zemeckis (Forest Gump, Back to the Future) join forces with Touchstone Pictures to bring you Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the international mega-hit which has dazzled audiences worldwide with its extraordinary blend of live-action and animation. Recipient of four Academy Awards® and critically acclaimed around the globe, Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the tale of a man, a woman and a rabbit in a triangle of trouble. It's an astonishing mix of comedy, non-stop action, adventure and romance... in a crazy 1947 Hollywood world where absolutely anything can happen! Based on Gary K. Wolf's 1981 book Who Censored Roger Rabbit?, executive producer Steven Spielberg knew from the start that the succes of the film would ultimately depend on the seamless integration of the live-action and animated elements. The cartoon characters must constantly interact with their real world counterparts and surroundings. Veteran animator Richard Williams agreed, insisting that the film be shot as though it were fully live-action - complete with roving camerawork, tracking shots, zooms and all the other tricks of traditional cinematography. He would the ensure that his London-based team of animators match the studio photography so precisely that the various disparate elements would eventually blend together to form one unified image. Lucasfilm's famous Industrial Light and Magic special effects division the added innovative shading and lighting techniques to give the characters more depth and a even greater illusion of reality. Filming commenced on December 1st 1986 and by the time the movie was released on June 24th 1988 it had cost the not inconsiderable sum of $50m. However the onscreen results of the crew's tireless work are nothing short of miraculous, and Williams went on to recieve a Special Achievement Academy Award® in 1988 for his ground-breaking work. As a special bonus, included on a separate CAV-mode collector's disc, superstar Roger Rabbit bursts back onto the screen in It's Roger Rabbit!, a hysterical collection of three of his most outrageous short cartoon capers: Tummy Trouble (1989), Roller Coaster Rabbit (1990) and Trail Mix-up (1993). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Who Framed Roger Rabbit Bob Hoskins - Eddie Valiant Christopher Lloyd - Judge Doom Joanna Cassidy - Dolores Charles Fleischer - Roger Rabbit / Benny the Cab / Greasy / Psycho (voice) Stubby Kaye - Marvin Acme Alan Tilvern - R.K. Maroon Richard LeParmentier - Lt. Santino (as Richard Le Parmentier) Lou Hirsch - Baby Herman (voice) Betsy Brantley - Jessica's Performance Model Joel Silver - Raoul Paul Springer - Augie Richard Ridings - Angelo Edwin Craig - Arthritic Cowboy Lindsay Holiday - Soldier Mike Edmonds - Stretch Morgan Deare - Editor / Gorilla (voice) Danny Capri - Kid #1 Christopher Hollosy - Kid #2 John-Paul Sipla - Kid #3 Laura Frances - Blonde Starlet Joel Cutrara - Forensic #1 Billy J. Mitchell - Forensic #2 Eric B. Sindon - Mailman Ed Herlihy - Newscaster James O'Connell - Conductor Eugene Gutierrez - Teddy Valiant (as Eugene Guirterrez) April Winchell - Mrs. Herman (voice) Mae Questel - Betty Boop (voice) Mel Blanc - Daffy Duck / Tweety Bird / Bugs Bunny / Sylvester / Porky Pig (voice) Mary T. Radford Mary T. Radford - Hippo (voice) Joe Alaskey - Yosemite Sam (voice) David L. Lander - Smart Ass (voice) (as David Lander) Fred Newman - Stupid (voice) June Foray - Wheezy / Lena Hyena (voice) Russi Taylor - Birds / Minnie Mouse (voice) Les Perkins - Mr. Toad (voice) Richard Williams - Droopy Dog (voice) Wayne Allwine - Mickey Mouse (voice) Pat Buttram - Bullet #1 (voice) Jim Cummings - Bullet #2 (voice) Jim Gallant - Bullet #3 (voice) Frank Sinatra - Singing Sword (voice) (archive sound) Tony Pope - Goofy / Big Bad Wolf (voice) Peter Westy - Pinocchio (voice) Cherry Davis - Woody Woodpecker (voice) Jack Angel - Additional Voices (voice) (uncredited) Jeff Arbaugh - Mime (uncredited) Corey Burton - Judge Doom (high-pitched voice) (voice) (uncredited) Nancy Cartwright - Dipped Shoe (voice) (uncredited) Sadie Corre - Ink and Paint Club Patron (uncredited) Timothy E. Day - Bambi (uncredited) Bill Farmer - Goofy (voice) (uncredited) Christine Hewett - Ink and Paint Club Patron (uncredited) Kit Hillier - Ink and Paint Club Patron (uncredited) Lane Leavitt - Motorcycle Cop (uncredited) Derek Lyons - Drunk in Bar (uncredited) Mickie McGowan - Mooing Cow / Flying Witch (voice) (uncredited) Clarence Nash - Donald Duck (voice) (archive sound) (uncredited) Phil Nibbelink - Goons (uncredited) Philip O'Brien - Earl (Bar Customer) (uncredited) Joe Ranft - Goons (uncredited) Mikul Robins - Cloverleaf Billboard Raiser (uncredited) Peter Ross-Murray - Studio Hand (uncredited) Tina Simmons - Ink and Paint Club Patron (uncredited) Kathleen Turner - Jessica Rabbit (voice) (uncredited) Frank Welker - Dumbo / Additional Voices (voice) (uncredited) Tummy Trouble Charles Fleischer - Roger Rabbit (voice) April Winchell - Young Baby Herman / Mrs. Herman (voice) Lou Hirsch - Adult Baby Herman (voice) Corey Burton - Orderly (voice) Richard Williams - Droopy Dog (voice) Kathleen Turner - Jessica Rabbit (voice) Sol Pavlovsky - Raoul J. Raoul Charles Noland - Sign Carrier William Bronder - Sign Carrier June Foray - Nurse (uncredited) Bob Hoskins - Eddie Valiant (uncredited) Rollercoaster Rabbit Charles Fleischer - Roger Rabbit (voice) Kathleen Turner - Jessica Rabbit (voice) April Winchell - Young Baby Herman / Mrs. Herman (voice) Lou Hirsch - Adult Baby Herman (voice) Corey Burton - Droopy Dog (voice) Frank Welker - Bull (voice) Damian London - Fritz Joni Barnes - Secretary Jim Bracken - Cameraman Angel Cook - Fireman Charlie Adler - Carnival Barker (voice) (uncredited) Bill Farmer - Cotton Candy Owner (uncredited) Trail Mix-Up Charles Fleischer - Roger Rabbit (voice) Kathleen Turner - Jessica Rabbit (voice) April Winchell - Young Baby Herman / Mrs. Herman (voice) Lou Hirsch - Adult Baby Herman (voice) Corey Burton - Droopy Dog (voice) Frank Welker - Bear / Beaver (voice) John Kassir - Mount Rushmore (uncredited) Alice Playten - Bees (uncredited) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Side 1 1. Opening Titles 2. "Somethin's Cookin" 3. Star Trouble 4. Eddie's Assignment 5. A Backlot Full Of Toons 6. Sweet-talking Dolores 7. Dueling Ducks At The Ink And Paint Club 8. Why Don't You Do Right? 9. A Snoop Job 10. Patty Cake?! 11. Valiant & Valiant 12. Murder Investigation At The Acme Warehouse 13. Testimonial From A Tiny Toon 14. An Innocent Rabbit? 15. Weaselly Fooled 16. How To Hide A Rabbit 17. "I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way" 18. Roger's Song (The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down) 19. Judge Doom's 'Shave And A Hair Cut' Trick 20. No Justice For Toons 21. A Spin With Benny The Cab Side 2 22. Hollywood Hideout 23. A Story Of Greed, Sex And Murder 24. A Tough Decision For Edie 25. Return To Toontown (Smile Darn Ya Smile) 26. An Unfortunate Accident 27. No Sign Of The Will 28. A New Role In The Private Sector 29. Roger To The Rescue 30. Eddie's Song (The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down) 31. Danger From The Dipmobile 32. Valiant Faces His Doom 33. Death Of A Toon 34. Marvin Acme's Last Laugh 35. Smile Darn Ya Smile (Reprise) 36. Closing Credits Side 3 (Bonus CAV Disc) 1. Tummy Trouble 2. Roller Coaster Rabbit 3. Trail Mix-up | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| • Main feature is approximately 99 minutes, the bonus disc is approximately 24 minutes • Trail Mix-Up is censored. The affected poster was altered with only the saw blade still being visible. See 5259 CS for more information on the censored poster | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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