The
Who Framed Roger Rabbit: A Toontown Reunion screening opened with an outburst of applause on night of April 4th, 2013 in celebration of the films achievements and appreciation of traditional hand-drawn 2D animation. Various members of the film’s cast and crew were on hand either for the stage panel, or also in the audience. The evening was hosted by Rich Moore, the director of
Wreck-It Ralph, who spoke with the panel guests: director Robert Zemeckis, screenwriters Jeffrey Price and Peter S. Seaman, associate producer Steve Starkey, artist Andreas Deja, associate producer Don Hahn, actress Joanna Cassidy, and voice actor Charles Fleischer. Who had to dye their hair for the movie? What did Robert Zemeckis think of Jessica's original dress? Did anyone ask about the sequel? Find Out!!
The Who Framed Roger Rabbit: A Toontown Reunion screening opened with an outburst of applause on night of April 4th, 2013 in celebration of the films achievements and appreciation of traditional hand-drawn 2D animation. Various members of the film’s cast and crew were on hand either for the stage panel, or also in the audience. The evening was hosted by Rich Moore, the director of Wreck-It Ralph, who spoke with the panel guests: director Robert Zemeckis, screenwriters Jeffrey Price and Peter S. Seaman, associate producer Steve Starkey, artist Andreas Deja, associate producer Don Hahn, actress Joanna Cassidy, and voice actor Charles Fleischer. Who had to dye their hair for the movie? What did Robert Zemeckis think of Jessica's original dress? Did anyone ask about the sequel? Find Out!!
The highly anticipated Jessica Rabbit Dancing series was released today at the Disney Soda Fountain Studio Store, and it was released along with a surprise pin as part of the series. There are reports of people camping out late last night in front of the store for a chance to get these pins. The Swing, Waltz, and Paso Doble are jumbo pins, each a LE 300 and sold for $18.95. The Surprise Jessica Rabbit Tango pin is also a jumbo pin, though bigger than the other three, is an LE 300 and sold for $18.95. The Paso Doble, Waltz and Tango pin all feature glitter filled dresses. It's also worth mentioning that the pins of Jessica alone seemed to be the more desired of the series. Poor Roger!
