Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Private investigator Eddie Valiant takes an unusual case from cartoon star Roger Rabbit in a comic mystery set in 1930s Los Angeles. Robert Zemeckis’s film combines live action and animation while bringing together familiar cartoon characters from multiple studios.

The film won Academy Awards for editing, sound-effects editing, and visual effects after also receiving nominations for art direction, cinematography, and sound. Animation director Richard Williams received a Special Achievement Award. The 1988 film runs 107 minutes, is rated PG, and will be shown digitally in English.

Parent notes

The movie’s noir-style danger, suggestive humor, and frightening villain may be intense for younger children; its current editorial suitability is strongest for age 12.

• Seating is unreserved, and late admission is not guaranteed. Sold-out programs may have a first-come standby line, with ticket holders expected to be seated 15 minutes early.
• Children younger than 12 must attend with an adult. Only bottled water is permitted.
• Ride-share drop-off is on Roddenberry Lane via Fairfax Avenue. Nearby paid parking includes the LACMA Pritzker, Onyx Tower, and Petersen Automotive Museum garages.