“No, not at any time, only when it was funny.” As Roger and Eddie spend a good portion of Who Framed Roger Rabbit linked together by handcuffs, the cartoon figure’s ease in slipping them off ...

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit' owes much of its identity to 1940s ... And the bustier business came about because I kept saying ‘Wouldn’t it be funny, Bob, if we get some really big [gasps] in ...

I’ll be keeping my own eyes peeled for Judge Doom’s unbroken stare next time I sit down to watch this instant classic - which is kind of a funny thing to call Who Framed Roger Rabbit when you ...

Wolf-penned novel from which the film is adapted, “Who Censored Roger Rabbit”, centers not around ... despite only being a cop in the funny pages. Roger's caricature is basically the one ...

Beneath the sight gags, the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it guest spots, and the funny homages to classic noir (all in service of a plot inspired by real Los Angeles history), Who Framed Roger Rabbit ...

One of the perfect set-ups for a double entendre in the Disney universe, Who Framed Roger Rabbit sees one of the Toon Patrol’s finest question Eddie Valiant’s rhyming scheme in a song ...