| Who Framed Roger Rabbit | |||||
| Buena Vista (1988) | |||||
| Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Mystery | |||||
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| Joanna Cassidy | Dolores | |
| Bob Hoskins | Eddie Valiant | |
| Christopher Lloyd | Judge Doom | |
| Charles Fleischer | Roger Rabbit | |
| Stubby Kaye | Marvin Acme | |
| Alan Tilvern | R.K. Maroon | |
| Richard LeParmentier | Lieutenant Santino | |
| Lou Hirsch | Baby Herman | |
| Betsy Brantley | Jessica Rabbit | |
| Joel Silver | Raoul J. Raoul | |
| Paul Springer | Augie | |
| Richard Ridings | Angelo | |
| Richard Le Parmentier | Lt. Santino | |
| Edwin Craig | Arthritic Cowboy | |
| Lindsay Holiday | Soldier | |
| Mike Edmonds | Stretch |
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| Producer | Steven Spielberg
Frank Marshall |
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| Writer | Jeffrey Price
Gary K. Wolf |
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| Cinematography | Dean Cundey
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| Musician | Alan Silvestri
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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. |
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