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Published: 2016-06-26 09:00:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 15590; Favourites: 268; Downloads: 113
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Lacuna imperdonabile!Little Eva Γ¨ la vera GRANDE assente in "Chi ha incastrato Roger Rabbit?" (tra l'altro un personaggio MGM, come Droopy che invece compare), Γ¨ chiaramente stata l'ispirazione per Jessica Rabbit.
E in una certa quale misura, pure per la Holly di "Cool World", almeno a livello grafico.
Eccole qui tutte e tre, messe in ombra da quel GENIO di Preston Blair, al servizio non di Disney, in questo caso, ma di Tex Avery
AUUUUUUUUUUuuuuuuuuuuuUUUUU!!!!! ^___^
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great group.Β Β only one missing would be sexy Lola Bunny but I guess you were trying to keep things human toons
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Sexy cartoon ladies!!! I'm in love!!!!!!Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β
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Do you think the world is ready for A SINGLE woman with all that sex appeal?
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Soon or later, i'll try to do
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Amche i cartoons sanno essere sexy, alla faccia di chi pensa che i cartoni animati siano solo sostituti per babysitter (leggasi: parcheggi il bambino/a davanti alla TV e lo riempi di cartoni animati alla TV per il resto del pomeriggio)...
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Non a caso i bigotti negli anni '30 chiesero (e purtroppo ottennero) che Betty Boop si imborghesisse, indossando vestitini morigerati, smettesse di ancheggiare e di fare la lolita, decretandone il tramonto prematuro.
Purtroppo al Mondo non Γ¨ consentito "essere" devi adeguarti alle aspettative di chi altrimenti rompe le palle, e ti costringono ad "apparire"
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Fin troppo vero, fin troppo...
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cool la chicas sexy cartoon mis favoritas te felicito mucho amigo es un gran trabajo te felicito mucho amigo
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The three original goddesses of sex appeal, together at last!
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Don't forget about Betty Boop; technically she was the first.
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This is classic cartoon sexiness at it's best. Excellent work. πππ
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Thanks to Ralph Bakshi, Preston Bliar e Dick Williams
And Thank You
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I just watched a documentary about Tex Avery. You can tell that Jessica Rabbit is a homage to his and Preston Blair's redhead. I love Avery's wolf character. It is one of the most over-the-top creations in all animation. Especially, when his eyes pop out of his head. Pure, unadulterated lust.
Thanks for making this cool image.
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Where can I watch this Tex Avery documentary?
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Look for "Tex Avery, The King of Cartoons" on YouTube.
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In fact it's the reason I made the drawing.
After his dismissal from Disney, Blair was hired by MGM (which was formed in the early ' 30); here he was able to give free rein to his comic vein, without the Disney's respectability to stop him
And Tex Avery was happy to exploit the talents of a disney's animator, which justified even more exaggerated reactions of his horny wolves.
"Red HOT riding hood" was one of the most influential films in popular culture, because of the beauty of the female lead.
For me Jessica Rabbit is a declared quote of her (hidden behind the appearance of Gilda/Rita Hayworth).
the absence of Red from the movie "Who framed Roger Rabbit?" is for me an inexcusable gap.
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I think the reason why Jessica Rabbit is used instead of Red is that Red isn't helpless the way Jessica is needed to be for the story to progress. Red can protect herself from any wolf. Jessica needs Bob Hoskins to "save" her. Jessica is definitely an analog of Gilda, the hyper-beautiful naughty girl type that was so popular in American films in the 40s-60s, sex bombshells.
Tex Avery was fortunate to find a man who could animate his idea of a strong and sexually provocative woman. She is never just playing "hard to get". Red is no one's patsy. She's no virgin, but she's no slut, either. Red is Red.
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Jessica seems anything but a "damsell in distress", she saves Eddy Valiant shooting judge Doom, in a Toontown alley.
She has a giant trap concealed between her breasts, against any "wolf"
I think Jassica IS Red, but in disguise (for legal reasons, maybe the MGM did not give permission to use Red, or maybe Disney didn't want to use a character of Preston Blair), but the two characters are too similar, for me
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Aah, I was basing it on my memories of the film from when I saw it almost 30 years ago. So you would definitely be more expert on her than I am.
Maybe they thought the design of Red was too dated for late 80s sensibilities. Though she does remind me of Hayworth and Veronica Lake, too, both stars in the 40s.
Red isn't near as tall as Jessica is either. I guess they wanted her to appear "stacked" next to Bob Hoskins.
This is from IMDb:
Jessica Rabbit was based exactly on four movie femme fatales. Writer Gary K. Wolf had based Jessica primarily on the cartoon character Red, Tex Avery 's vixen from Red Hot Riding Hood (1943). (In fact, the musical number in Red Hot Riding Hood (1943) is duplicated by Jessica at the Ink and Paint Club.) In addition, animation director Richard Williams said he based Jessica mostly on Rita Hayworth in Gilda (1946), Veronica Lake for the peek-a-boo bangs of her hair, and with the suggestion of Robert Zemeckis , "the look" trademark Lauren Bacall had.
Interesting that the writer who created the character's name was "Wolf". I guess you can blame Williams and Zemeckis for how she wound up looking and veering away from Wolf's original intentions.
i don't think I've ever spent so much time analyzing a femme fatale before.
Cheers, G
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Actually Red was based on Lana Turner
You can see the preliminar version of Jessica in this link
www.animationsensations.com/orβ¦
Spend time for analyzing animated characters, is normal in my NERD world
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... and also from our teenage years, I would say
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Io ho una mia idea personale, non so se oggettiva o derivata solo da una mia sensazione, ed Γ¨ la seguente: esiste secondo me una sorta di affinitΓ 'elettiva' tra la Basinger e il personaggio di Jessica Rabbit, forse per via del ruolo che la bella Kim ha interpretato in 9 settimane e 1/2. Iconograficamente la Basinger di fine anni 80Β nel mio immaginario filmico Γ¨ molto legata al colore bianco, specie in sottoveste pure prima di 9 settimane e 1/2 (mi ricordo giΓ nell'84 una locandina di Mai dire Mai). La stessa icona compare anche in altri suoi film (vedasi per esempio Ho Sposato un'Aliena). Anche anni dopo, in L.A. Confidential, Γ¨ indissolubilmente di bianco adornata. Per ricalcare la Basinger, oserei dire che Holli quindi non poteva essere altro che vestita (o svestita) di bianco, e infatti la trasposizione animata Γ¨ venuta bene.
Tutta questa premessa per lanciare la tesi che, essendo costruita sulla Basinger, Holli richiama Jessica giΓ di per sΓ©, in automatico ^_^
Mi ricordo che anche in "Bella, bionda... e dice sempre sì" ci sono varie scene in cui Kim canta (in una, se non erro, è ancora una volta vestita di bianco), dove a me ricorda molto Jessica ^_^
Visto perΓ² che Fuga dal Mondo de Sogni Γ¨ chiaramente ispirato a Chi ha Incastrato Roger Rabbit, suppongo che Holli debba considerarsi un voluto ricalco di Jessica, a sua volta ricalco della Red di Avery (?).
BTW, la Red/Jessica Rabbit che prediligo Γ¨ Jennifer Connelly cantante in Dark City Β
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