Richard Williams on the animation of Roger Rabbit.

Richard Williams has been interviewed again and is revealing more secrets about the making of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Check it out at BFI Film Forever.

Where is Roger Rabbit 2?

Curios to why RR2 still haven't been made? Then this might interest you.
The Dissolve has posted an article with theroies on why RR2 hasn't been made yet.
And also gives us reasons on both why it should and should not me made.

And if that wasn't enough, the same site also has a series called "Movie of the week" where they discuss classic films. And they've done one on Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Where they share with us their opinions and observations on the film.

And if you are STILL not satisfied, they have also written a article about Richard Williams and his pet project; The Thief And The Cobbler.

New video with Richard Williams

Our pals at Oscars have once again uploaded a treat for us Roger Rabbit fans. They held a tribute to Richard Williams and he spoke about the films he had worked on through his career. And of course Who Framed Roger Rabbit was one of them.

Roger on auction

I don't think we ever posted this video here, at least not according to the blog search function.
Here is a interview from British television with Richard Williams and Charles Fleischer regarding an auction where animation cells from the film were sold.

More sketches coming!

Original Roger Rabbit Sketches by ~Scribbledee on deviantART

DeviantART user Scribbledee (who’s also a Roger Rabbit fan) found those sketches somewhere and posted them in his gallery. They look like drawn by Richard Williams and he probably drew them as character studies (notice the small note in the left sketch).

I have more Richard Williams sketches stored somewhere, if I find them I’ll upload them for your viewing pleasure ;)

Roger Rabbit UK Video Promo

The owner of YouTube channel TheThiefArchive uploaded recently a video featuring Charles Fleischer (voice of Roger Rabbit, Benny the Cab, Greasy and Psycho Weasels), in which he promotes the video release of Who Framed Roger Rabbit for all video rental stores in United Kingdom. Of course, this was recorded at least 21 years ago so Charles still looks like a youngster.

It’s a very great find indeed, since you can see how Charles tries to sell the movie to video stores in a very funny way, even doing silly voices and faces =D

P.S. If you’re a fan of Richard Williams’ work, I suggest you to subscribe TheThiefArchive; even you can find in that channel a very true work of love and art: a completed, true-to-origin version of “The Thief and The Cobbler”, made for fans by fans using original, recently-discovered footage. A timeless classic :)