Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) Dead Toons Don't Pay Bills / Trouble in Toontown / Who Censored Roger Rabbit?
Roger is a cartoon rabbit who suspects his wife, Jessica, of cheating on him, so he hires the washed-up detective Eddie Valiant. But as Roger gets framed for murder, it's up to the toon-hating Eddie...Read more to prove his innocence.
- Director:
- Robert Zemeckis (Director)
- Ian Sharp (second unit director)
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- Writer:
- Hayao Miyazaki (Screenplay)
- Gary K. Wolf (Novel)
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- Cast:
- Bob Hoskins
- Christopher Lloyd
- Joanna Cassidy
- Stubby Kaye
- Charles Fleischer
- Alan Tilvern
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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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- Stubby Kaye
- (Marvin Acme)
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- Charles Fleischer
- (Benny the Cab)
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- Alan Tilvern
- (R.K. Maroon)
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- Richard Le Parmentier
- (Lt. Santino)
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- Joel Silver
- (Raoul Raoul Director)
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- Betsy Brantley
- (Jessica Rabbit performance model)
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- Kathleen Turner
- (Jessica Rabbit (uncredited))
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- Amy Irving
- (Jessica Rabbit's (Singing))
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- Lou Hirsch
- (Baby Herman)
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Synopses:
Roger is a cartoon rabbit who suspects his wife, Jessica, of cheating on him, so he hires the washed-up detective Eddie Valiant. But as Roger gets framed for murder, it's up to the...Read more toon-hating Eddie to prove his innocence.
More- Category:
- Movie
- Censorship:
- مصري
- All Ages
- تقييمنا
- Adult Supervision
- MPAA
- PG
- Language:
- English
- Is this a coloured title?:
- Yes
- Filming Locations
- United States
- With an estimated production budget of $70 million at the time of its release, Who Framed Roger...Read more Rabbit (1988) was the most expensive film produced in the 1980s and had the longest on-screen credits for a film.
- Full-size rubber models of Roger Rabbit used as stand-ins so that the human actors could get a...Read more feeling for the size and shape of their imaginary co-star.
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