Another Roger Rabbit fact. At the end of "Tummy Trouble", Roger's reaction to the Hospital bill is directly lifted from the 1952 Droopy cartoon "Droopy's Double Trouble" Tweet added by Gilition @Gilition

Gilition

3 years

Another Roger Rabbit fact. At the end of "Tummy Trouble", Roger's reaction to the Hospital bill is directly lifted from the 1952 Droopy cartoon "Droopy's Double Trouble"

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@weirdfetishart

3 years

@Gilition Droopy cartoons are so weird, they feel so modern yet placed in the 1940s/1950s.

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Gilition

@Gilition

3 years

@weirdfetishart That because Modern Animation is largely influenced by Tex Avery

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@FBARRA6

3 years

@Gilition Roger gets Spiked.

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Sketchy🆖

@SketchyArtist3

3 years

@Gilition Considering what was the price of the bill, its a justifiable wild take.

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Gilition

@Gilition

3 years

@CoppermanEli But hadn't touch anyone all day!

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Luke Perkins

@NCLuke1024

3 years

@Gilition That take with Roger was animated by Frans Vischer.

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@Villa_S_Queen

3 years

@Gilition I loved Droopy so much my Titi gave me and my sister two of the dvds when we were kids

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Alexander Hasele

@AHasele

3 years

@Gilition Characters gone crazy

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Devon Baxter

@dee_bax

3 years

@Gilition @Zobieez Mark Kausler worked on the stories for these shorts, he knew Tex personally and knows those cartoons like the back of his hand - I imagine he gave out the idea to stage Roger's take exactly like one of Tex's cartoons.

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Gilition

@Gilition

3 years

@Nick0086 ?

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