on 17-08-2019 17:41
on 17-08-2019 17:41
on 17-08-2019 18:30
R.I.P Richard.
What a brilliant film that was.
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on 17-08-2019 18:56
on 17-08-2019 18:56
Not a name I knew and I've never seen the film but RIP.
17-08-2019 21:15 - edited 17-08-2019 21:16
Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a brilliant film ... made when CGI was in its infancy ie mixing human beings with cartoons ... Bob Hoskins is excellent in the film
RIP. Richard Williams
18-08-2019 00:38 - edited 18-08-2019 00:45
18-08-2019 00:38 - edited 18-08-2019 00:45
@Anonymous
I wasn't aware there was any CGI in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
I was under the impression that every bit of cartoon was drawn by hand. One of the reasons it was so brilliant.
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on 18-08-2019 09:07
You are right @Cleoriff ... my error ... the phrase I was looking for is Special Effects
There have been cartoons with live action before but Richard Williams thought them flat
You can't get much more rounded than the voluptuous Jessica Rabbit can you ?
On BBC Midnight News there was an interview from the archive and Richard Williams spoke about what he was looking for in his drawing which was the roundness ... he was drawing to the end
A cartoon character who inspired many women to look like her
on 18-08-2019 10:05
on 18-08-2019 10:05
Apparently the article I read (years ago) said, one of the most difficult effects Richard and the compositing team had to master, was Jessica Rabbits dress in the nightclub scene because it had flashing sequins
They acquired the effect by filtering light through a plastic bag which had been scratched with steel wool...!!!
Absolutely brilliant and the film fully deserved every award.
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 18-08-2019 10:07
@Cleoriff wrote:Apparently the article I read (years ago) said, one of the most difficult effects Richard and the compositing team had to master, was Jessica Rabbits dress in the nightclub scene because it had flashing sequins
They acquired the effect by filtering light through a plastic bag which had been scratched with steel wool...!!!
Absolutely brilliant and the film fully deserved every award.
Wow @Cleoriff ... thank you for this amazing information ... I thoroughly enjoyed the film when it came out