While on the Oct. 30 episode of the “ Happy Sad Confused ” podcast, Zemeckis, 72, shared that the current Disney would never make a “Roger Rabbit 2” with Jessica Rabbit in it, adding that ...

A script for a sequel exists, but the director believes the studio would never take that kind of risk today. The Latest Tech ...

While on the Oct. 30 episode of the “ Happy Sad Confused ” podcast, Zemeckis, 72, shared that the current Disney would never make a “Roger Rabbit 2” with Jessica Rabbit in it, adding that ...

There was a time where Roger Rabbit was an A-list Disney character, as popular as Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and Donald Duck. But as the company has expanded, the slapstick bunny from Robert Zemeckis ...

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? originally released in a unique time within Walt Disney Pictures’ history, and has since reached a whole new level of popularity among fans thanks to Jessica Rabbit.

Will there ever be a sequel to Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Director Robert Zemeckis doesn’t think so. Zemeckis, 72, opened up about the possibility of a sequel to the beloved Disney film on the Oct ...

Entertainment Weekly has reached out to Disney for comment on Zemeckis' remarks. If anyone would know the chances of another Roger Rabbit film getting the green light, it would seem to be Zemeckis ...

Disney is to give Who Framed Roger Rabbit character Jessica Rabbit a modern update across parks, as a way of making her more "relevant to today's culture".

Get a tease of Jessica's new look below, and let us know what you make of this in the comments. Here's some more information about the new Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin backstory at Disneyland.

Disneyland is giving Jessica Rabbit a new job.The Anaheim theme park is updating yet another one of its rides, this time making changes to Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin, an attraction based on ...

Roger Rabbit is a 1980s homage to film noir — a brooding style of crime movie popular in the 1940s and 1950s. These films often featured sexy, dangerous women — and Jessica is a bit of a ...

Jessica Rabbit was the extremely sexy animated wife of Roger Rabbit. She was voiced by Kathleen Turner, with Amy Irving as her singing voice, though both were uncredited at the time.