Roger Rabbit Diet Coke Commercial
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Roger Rabbit Diet Coke Commercial
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You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
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Even better out there is video of the original 1982/3 version of Roger Rabbit. I had a link but can't find it now.
That commercial was good though...I like how they recycled the animation and had Hoskins do a new piece. Shame it's not on the DVD, but guess Disney didn't want a Coke ad on there without payment!
That commercial was good though...I like how they recycled the animation and had Hoskins do a new piece. Shame it's not on the DVD, but guess Disney didn't want a Coke ad on there without payment!
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Original Trailer:
(It has part of the pig-head scene they cut. )
(It has part of the pig-head scene they cut. )
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You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
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About this image (from Ginevra's Disney page) which I've seen in one of those coffe-table sized Art of Disney books--what's the story? Was this ever supposed to be a scene in the film?
http://lnx.ginevra2000.it/Disney/roger/crowband.jpg
BTW, this is an EXCELLENT review of WFRR:
http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbc ... 20301/1023
http://lnx.ginevra2000.it/Disney/roger/crowband.jpg
BTW, this is an EXCELLENT review of WFRR:
http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbc ... 20301/1023
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Wow, neat!
http://jimhillmedia.com/blogs/jim_hill/ ... /5534.aspx
For some reason that giant pig's head reminds me of Little Face from the Dick Tracy film.
http://jimhillmedia.com/blogs/jim_hill/ ... /5534.aspx
For some reason that giant pig's head reminds me of Little Face from the Dick Tracy film.
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"But the good news is ... Those scenes that were cut out of the theatrical release of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" eventually found their way into the 15th anniversary edition DVD for this film."
Um, I don't know what disc he got, but all we had on this was the section in Jessica's dressing room and a workprint version of a BIT of the Pig Head scene.
The Pig Head scene is known to exist in finished form - indeed it sometimes plays on TV in the context of where it was supposed to go - but on the DVD we don't get the whole thing and not NEARLY the amont of deleted footage Hill's script excerpt suggests.
That screenplay runs about 10 minutes of footage there, while the DVD only gives us 2-3 or 4 mins TOPS worth of screen time.
Um, I don't know what disc he got, but all we had on this was the section in Jessica's dressing room and a workprint version of a BIT of the Pig Head scene.
The Pig Head scene is known to exist in finished form - indeed it sometimes plays on TV in the context of where it was supposed to go - but on the DVD we don't get the whole thing and not NEARLY the amont of deleted footage Hill's script excerpt suggests.
That screenplay runs about 10 minutes of footage there, while the DVD only gives us 2-3 or 4 mins TOPS worth of screen time.
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Wow, that's weird--when I read the scenes Jim described with the Pig head and all....they seemed REALLY familiar, especially how he has to sit in the back on the Red Car. At first I thought maybe I imagined that I saw them, but now I think I really did see them at one point.The Pig Head scene is known to exist in finished form - indeed it sometimes plays on TV in the context of where it was supposed to go
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Well, all of that isn't on the DVD at all.
Jim Hill's feature was REALLY misleading as it sounded like all that was included in the deleted scenes.
As far as I know, NONE of that was actually filmed. All that is on the DVD is Hoskins breaking into Jessica's room, getting nabbed, stuck in the tunnel and then running out with the head on. It then cuts to him showering and the paint running away, which is when Jessica shows up...
Plus, the DVD presents a combination of on-set, pencil test and finished animation, so the scene is not "intact", which was really pooh.
Jim Hill's feature was REALLY misleading as it sounded like all that was included in the deleted scenes.
As far as I know, NONE of that was actually filmed. All that is on the DVD is Hoskins breaking into Jessica's room, getting nabbed, stuck in the tunnel and then running out with the head on. It then cuts to him showering and the paint running away, which is when Jessica shows up...
Plus, the DVD presents a combination of on-set, pencil test and finished animation, so the scene is not "intact", which was really pooh.