Actors
We don't have to go too far back in time to find this actor who played Judge Doom, who talked... JUST... LIKE...THISSSS!!!!!!!
Christopher LLoyd
Who framed Rodger Rabbit ?
Judge Doom
This character is the face of one of the biggest corporations on the planet. Yaho
Mickey Mouse
This Hannah Barbera classic produced a pair of live action adaptations in the early 2000's, Starring this titular character.
Scooby Doo
This is the fictional company in charge of supply toons with all their gags.
ACME
This actor portrayed Eddie Valiant, but to some he's better know as the better half of certain plumbing brothers.
Bob Hoskins
This character was allegedly having an affair with Mr. Acme.
Jessica Rabbit
This duck took part in a masterful piano duel, and would have certainly won had his competitor not fired a cannon at him.
Daffy Duck
These cartoon stars shot for the stars in this late 90's childrens classic, some would say it's because of their captains historic pedigree.
Space Jam
This motif is hinted at strongly throughout the movie, but takes center stage at the Ink & Paint Club. Highlighting an all too real issue in this movies time period.
Segregation
This hall of fame voice actor provided the voices for many of his iconic Looney Tunes creations.
Mel Blanc
These were the henchmen sent to stop Valiant and Rodger.
The Weasels
This 1940's icon offers Eddie a cigar at the club, singing her classic tune. Oh yeah she still has it.
Betty Boop
This comedy duo have played cat and mouse since the 40's, but this 2021 film introduced them to a modern audience.
Tom & Jerry
This SNL alumni was Zemeckis' first choice for Eddie Valiant, but nobody reached out because nobody knew how to contact him.
Bill Murray
This Las Vegas icon provided the singing voice for the singing sword, word is he would only accept the role if he could do it his way.
Frank Sinatra
This was the reason Eddie doesn't like toons.
DAILY DOUBLE
double points if you can name the killer
A toon killed his brother (Judge Doom)
This MGM character played the elevator operator, operating it with his characteristic enthusiasm.
Droopy
This 2020 movie originally got backlash for the look of it's titular character, obviously they figured it out since it has two successful sequels.
Sonic the Hedgehog
This historic Disney theme park was the first to give a home to a Rodger Rabbit attraction in Mickeys Toon Town.
Disneyland
This actress made her name on FOX one year after Who Framed Rodger Rabbit was released. Though her role was small in this, she was one of the main characters in one of the longest running shows in history.
Nancy Cartwright
This was the name of Rodgers co-star at the beginning of his cartoon.
Baby Herman
These three brothers appear on a newspaper in a blink and you'll miss it cameo. Their cameo went by like a hurricane.
Huey, Dewey, and Louie
This Disney film was a pioneer of hybrid filmmaking, because a spoonful of medicine does help your movie go down.
Mary Poppins
This cinema legend auditioned for the role of Judge Doom but the heads of the movie said it was " Too terrifying." Not surprising since it wouldn't be his last time scaring children.
Tim Curry