For children, the colorful blend of cartoon characters and Roger's wacky antics offset some of the darker elements, like the scenes involving Back To The Future star Christopher Lloyd as the intensely creepy Judge Doom. One notable thing about Who Framed Roger Rabbit? is how it changes from watching it as a child to an adult. Related: Robert Zemeckis Interview: Welcome to Marwen Who Framed Roger Rabbit? is considered a classic but despite sequels concepts being developed, a follow-up has yet to happen. The seamless mixture of live-action and cartoon characters was groundbreaking at the time, which was bolstered by great acting and writing. The plot of Who Framed Roger Rabbit? is a noir mystery in the vein of Chinatown, and involves private eye Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins, Hook) being getting sucked into a murder mystery involving cartoon star Roger Rabbit.
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The movie was adapted from the 1981 novel Who Censored Roger Rabbit? but outside of taking some characters and lines of dialogue, the two are very different plotwise. Always one to push technology forward, he decided to take on Who Framed Roger Rabbit? as his follow-up, which takes place in a world where cartoon characters and human beings co-exist. Following the box-office failure of his early films like Used Cars, Robert Zemeckis scored a huge hit with 1985's Back To The Future. In the world of Who Framed Roger Rabbit? "patty-cake" really is intended as the Toon equivalent of sex.
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