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Old 31-10-2009, 1:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' sequel



Robert Zemeckis has revealed that 1998 original scribes Jeffrey Price and Peter Seaman are working on a script. No casting or character decisions have yet been revealed. This would make a change from all the CGI films he has been doing recently. But there is a big chance 3d will be involved, and the recent developments in motion capture tools was one off the reasons that persuaded Zemeckis to think about a sequel.


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"There's a script that's being developed," he revealed, adding, "We've got the original writers that are working on it now — Seaman and Price."

There have been many false starts on another "Roger Rabbit" over the years, with potential sequels and prequels cropping up in rumors but never becoming realities — and for those who think only Zemeckis should helm the second "Roger" helping, that's a good thing. The director said he was never involved in any of those other ideas.

"I think there was a time right after the movie came out that the Disney regime at the time — it was a point in the life of the studio where if you made a successful movie they could no longer afford to hire you back," he laughed. "I guess there were some projects that I don't know anything about."

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