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Help Wanted: 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?' Laserdisc Footage - censored scene — Page 3
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Originally posted by: SilverWook
Last night's SNL Tv Funhouse segment has a blink and you'll miss it Roger Rabbit reference, and Walt's personal cut of Song of the South!
Last night's SNL Tv Funhouse segment has a blink and you'll miss it Roger Rabbit reference, and Walt's personal cut of Song of the South!
Did you put that up on youtube? If so, would you post it some where where it can be down loaded? youtube uses macromedia flash and that is not condusive to being copied
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<span class=“Italics”>MeBeJedi: Sadly, I believe the prequels are beyond repair.
<span class=“Bold”>JediRandy: They’re certainly beyond any repair you’re capable of making.</span></span>
<span class=“Italics”>MeBeJedi: You aren’t one of us.
<span class=“Bold”>Go-Mer-Tonic: I can’t say I find that very disappointing.</span></span>
<span class=“Italics”>JediRandy: I won’t suck as much as a fan edit.</span>
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Originally posted by: Number20
Not sure if your interested,DFNYC, but if you are doing a Dick Tracy disc, I have some general Dick Tracy stuff if you are interested, like the early 50's TV series, there are 5 surviving episodes, IIRC, and the unaired pilot episode of a proposed series in the 60's. That one was produced by the same group that did Batman and the Green Hornet at the same time. The villian of the episode, in fact, was the same actor that played another villian, King Tut in the Batman tv show. Eve Plumb, of the Brady Bunch, was cast as Dick Tracy's daughter, but doesn't appear anywere but in the opening credits. I also have what I think are all surviving episodes of the Dick Tracy radio show as MP3's.
Not sure if your interested,DFNYC, but if you are doing a Dick Tracy disc, I have some general Dick Tracy stuff if you are interested, like the early 50's TV series, there are 5 surviving episodes, IIRC, and the unaired pilot episode of a proposed series in the 60's. That one was produced by the same group that did Batman and the Green Hornet at the same time. The villian of the episode, in fact, was the same actor that played another villian, King Tut in the Batman tv show. Eve Plumb, of the Brady Bunch, was cast as Dick Tracy's daughter, but doesn't appear anywere but in the opening credits. I also have what I think are all surviving episodes of the Dick Tracy radio show as MP3's.
Thanks a lot. I wasn't planning on doing it. My interest lies solely with the movie.
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Originally posted by: SilverWook
Given the perception that SNL sucks rocks these days, NBC picked a fine time to get anal retentive about clips circulating of really funny stuff that could attract new viewers. It's called free publicity, idiots!
Given the perception that SNL sucks rocks these days, NBC picked a fine time to get anal retentive about clips circulating of really funny stuff that could attract new viewers. It's called free publicity, idiots!
I suspect Disney, Not NBC. The fact that NBC was asleep at the switch Saturday and let that segment run means that the re run most likely would have that part cut out and more commercials added. Just a prediction.
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I, too, am a big Roger Rabbit fan! This release will be great once it's finished. It actually made me join the boards! (Though I came to poke around looking for what original version and DC fan preservation Blade Runner DVDs I should try to get- It's so confusing!)
However, you guys talk about uncensoring the scene where Jessica is thrown from Benny.. but don't talk at all about the bigger censor- The scene where Baby Herman gooses the girl under her dress. (He goes 'Excuse me, toots!' in that scene.) They talk about it in the commentary. The first DVD was pretty censored I read, but apparently the Vista release is less censored. Though I believe they remove his finger or somesuch.
Both of these scenes are on the old VHS (boo VHS!).
Anyway, to get to the point- I have mad experience in graphic design and such. I'd be willing to redraw the Baby Herman frames if someone gets a clean copy of them from the Vista Release, as well as a decent recording from the VHS (so I have something to go by.) I actually have the VHS, but I don't think I have a working VCR.
I would also be willing to redo the Jessica frames, too, if someone has the original DVD release. But that'd actually be a lot easier considering it would just require recoloring the frames from white to skin color.
EDIT: I feel dumb offering after reading through OCPMovie's Thief and the Cobbler thread. If he's working on this, he's more than capable of fixing that scene.
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There are deleted scenes and scene extensions that could/should all be put back in, and anything on the pre-Williams version would be GREAT as supplements.
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I am trying to track down the pre-Williams material, but so far all my leads are cold.
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If these could be scanned in, it would make for a great feature.
Also someone should add the soundtrack as a bonus feature as the cd is out of print.
Along with the trailers, tv special and various other promos if found. I do some cover art as a hobby, I would love to do the artwork for this project, maybe menus too.
Shame, disney is sitting on a vista series Warren Betty started to put together in 2002, but they pulled away the budget he wanted to produce the dvd, evidently it was going to be an extended edit aswell.
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Originally posted by: edskizzorhands
Shame, disney is sitting on a vista series Warren Betty started to put together in 2002, but they pulled away the budget he wanted to produce the dvd, evidently it was going to be an extended edit aswell.
Shame, disney is sitting on a vista series Warren Betty started to put together in 2002, but they pulled away the budget he wanted to produce the dvd, evidently it was going to be an extended edit aswell.
I didn't know that they were going to put together a better DVD for Dick Tracy. It would of been great to have this released. Maybe someday, but I doubt it. But one can hope...
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Heard some stories later on that it got scrapped.
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The AICN article was all I could find as it's been almost 5 years now. Evidently the Tracy dvd was a special circumstance, as Betty was in court over franchise rights with other people who claimed to own the rights. He even claimed a tv show and sequel were in the mix, maybe the dvd news was thrown out there as well so Betty could claim he hadn't let the go?
From what I understand Betty won the suit.
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Not a whole lot I can actually do with it exept insert the Pig Head scene. Can't uncensor those shots myself, although that'd be cool.
So I just ended up watching the movie again. Great movie.