Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Welcome to Hollywood-1947 a bussy,bustling,colorful,drama,and dreams; a place where you can go straight to the top-or at least across town on a network of electronic street cars called the "RED CARS" For a nickel you can ride to the end of the line,where two bits buys a Ham on Rye t hte Terminal Bar and Grill. Cartoons are in their heyday,and our "TOON" hero,Roger Rabbit,is a true superstarr! But his status as a Saturday matinee idol hasn't gone to his head. He 's just a

Welcome to Hollywood-1947 a bussy,bustling,colorful,drama,and dreams; a place where you can go straight to the top-or at least across town on a network of electronic street cars called the "RED CARS" For a nickel you can ride to the end of the line,where two bits buys a Ham on Rye t hte Terminal Bar and Grill. Cartoons are in their heyday,and our "TOON" hero,Roger Rabbit,is a true superstarr! But his status as a Saturday matinee idol hasn't gone to his head. He 's just a nice,ordinary,well-rounded guy. That's right! Like all his comic cronies,Roger is real,three-dimensional, just like you and me. He goes to work every day at Maroon Cartoon Studios and comes home to the animated suburb of Toontown. Then trouble hits Roger like a ton of bricks! He's framed for murdering Marvin the gag king. When Marvin's will also disappears,it's clear that someone is up to some not-so-funny business... Espscially since arvin,who owned Toontown,had promised to leave the place to the TOONS.