Before and After - Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Behind the Scenes)

[RespectMyHate]

way harder than it looks.

[chorchalvarez]

It´s fun like sonething modern and actual in his time becomes part of history with the years. Shure if a kid see this he'll think taht is "old and simple" compared with the new FX. In my opinion this is one of the great sequence excellent planned and filmed. The old school FX was an awesome job. Thanks for being part of childhood.

[Sochilinda]

amazing!! he is so great! it requires lots of imagination! i'm so happy to see this after decades i saw this movie :-) thanks for posting

[myusernameistaken23]

god damn stupid nigger. I learned that from the Roger rabbit movie, thank you!

[bigpyro1618]

@myusernameistaken23 Very true, and the subtitles say something completely different but we all know what he's really saying..

[squrilleyboy]

@myusernameistaken23 Yeah that scene with Donald and Daffy, what Donald says is widely misinterpreted! But that's mainly because you can't hardly understand a world he says lol. He actually says, according to the script, "doggone stubborn nitwit" lol.

[MSD666]

Hahaha, cheek pinch! XD

[Fragglevision]

I'd like to try that sometime!

[FanHawk2010]

I bet he had lots of fun doing this kind of acting. Lots of pretending and markers and such so he would get an idea of where the toon was supposed to be standing. That's so cool.

[kittycat5498]

real world people holding cartoons itens

[To652]

2:48 LOL :D

[Recedebo]

everybody watches the smooth and incredible animation, but Bob Hoskins' acting is just as incredible!

[Ikesgurl123]

This movie is so freakin' well made for it's time! This is so neat :D

[TheDoodlibop]

I dunno. Hearing Mickey giggle unsurreptitiously "Yeah, ha ha, you can can get killed!" (Emphasis on the "you" and "killed") is stupifyingly hilarious. xD

[linkfan160]

Whoa! So cool! :OO This was before green screens were around, huh?

[Draknfyre]

@linkfan160

Blue screens and green screens are the same technology. In fact, some places use blue screens still. What I remember reading about it was the green gave better contrast, and was less likely to affect items worn, as anything near that shade of blue they used, would be affected by the chromakeying process.

[Headbanger142]

Good old blue-screens....

[justaguy12345]

Freaking amazing performance. As good as the animation is, I would argue the acting is almost better, because of how flawless they can put in the animation after and have the actors performance match up so well! Much better than Looney Tunes "Back in Action" or even "Space Jam" ever did years later.

[FamilyFunForever]

Wow I always wanted to know how they did that.

[FacePaintedClown]

I shaved my balls.

[viagemixtlan]

this movie is somehow ahead of times ...all the ideas, including the script are amazing

[MrHalt]

That was awesome. Looks so much different in the finished movie I will admit.

[EasierToRun09]

That was amazing to see, I have a lot more respect (Not that I didn't have enough) for Hoskin's acting in this film, that was great!

[IndianaJonesfans09]

wan out of piggies. xD

[wizardwarrior713]

He's such a convincing actor! Must have a good imagination to work like that when almost everything you interact with you don't really see while acting.

This sounds crazy, but the crossover of real cartoony characters with real people, in here, was more convincing than some movies with CGI. Some.

[linkfan160]

@wizardwarrior713 Especially when it doesn't look like their looking at them at all. There are some movies that were made AFTER rodger rabbit that were worse.

[Imgema]

Lol at 2:49. I wasn't expecting that. Now every time i watch the scene i remember that guy

[shangelina]

LOL che mito di cartone!

[jmn327]

Gives you a real appreciation of how fantastic a physical actor Bob Hoskins really is. Seriously underrated performer.

[xanafanadu]

lol blue screens XD

[Cephalic666]

Thank you for posting! This is amazing!

[KarloR27]

Brilliant and interesting. It must of bin easier to do him in toontown since bringing the toons in their real world was difficult. Amazing film.

[SUPERMARIOSONICX]

Wow, he's an incredibile actor! I'd never pull it off like that. And the camera angles and wires were genius.

I thought they used computers, but in another video, I saw that they use no computers, it was traditionally drawn, they hired a special effects team and puppeteers to make it seem the Cartoons were holding real items. Pretty incredibile just for one movie. It turned out great, though. My god, something that may looked so simple, is more complicated than it expected. :O

[tpirman1982]

That's 'cause they didn't do chroma keying through computers until technology became as modern as nowadays.

[Mavericker7]

@SUPERMARIOSONICX The filmmakers did consider using computers but didn't because they felt it would be too costly and time-consuming.

[MEWMEWDI]

Ohh.....

[eddievaliant1]

Hoskins's expressions are very realistic: seems almost like he's not acting

[Mavericker7]

@eddievaliant1 I am impressed at how well Hoskins pulled this off- and this was all in one take.

[Shogobo]

damn, Hoskins' had to deal with so much on that movie, its amazing!

[Shogobo]

Btw thank u so much for posting!

Pliz Share more of this if u can!

[lawifuhic]

The funniest bit was the bloke pinching Hoskin's face for the ugly girl kiss.

[twist58]

Well, stand-ins are essential to make the animation blend in with live-action scenes.

[lawifuhic]

Yes I did know that. It just made me laugh. You could imagine him saying ''Cocchee coo'' whilst doing it.

[sonic503789]

agreed XD

[VALENTINEproductions]

Damn that is so crazy to watch. He went though alot to make this movie. Pretty amazing what they did back then. I wish the rescession would make filmmakers go back to doing stuff like this and working harder instead of just relying on cgi.

[shisupun]

wow... it's very disillusioning when you know how it's done, but it answers allot of questions.

i always though he was just looking at nothing(in the direction the director told him) i had no idea he had targets.

[shisupun]

wow..

[Turbosoaker41]

I think we figured out that WFRR was made with a blue screen effect. CGI just isn't what it's all cracked up to be.

[twist58]

Very interesting to see the comparison. Bob Hoskins' (@ 1:02) head was on the top of the floor, but the rest of his body was underneath it, giving the impression he was flattened.