Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Resources

If you want more Jessica Rabbit (in a totally PG sense), check out her fan site.

Not only did Gary K. Wolf write the book the film was based on, he posed as Eddie Valiant on the cover of the book's paperback edition

Williams designed Jessica as the "ultimate male fantasy": a combo of Rita Hayworth, Veronica Lake, and Lauren Bacall. If she were drawn today, she'd have the face of Charlize Theron, the attitude of Jennifer Lawrence, and the butt of a Kardashian.

Roger Rabbit was the kind of movie even film critics paid to see twice.

The most convincing aspect of Bob Hoskins's performance might not be acting with invisible characters, but instead putting on a flawless American accent.

Animation director Richard Williams talks about giving his animated characters a sense of roundness. These Toons have more depth than a lot of flesh-and-blood actors today.

Even more impressive than the animation is seeing how the movie was made before the Toons were added.

Need a ringtone, reaction effect, or noise to annoy your friends. All the iconic smashes, sounds, and quips from Roger Rabbit are here.

Even Roger would have shut up during a moment of silence for Bob Hoskins, who died in 2014.

Roger Rabbit looked totally different in early test footage, but the trench coat is snazzy.

Charles Fleischer dressed as Roger on the set, even though he was never on camera. He's the one in the bunny suit.

The original poster shows a silhouette of Roger…made of the film of Roger Rabbit. How artsy. And meta.