Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Framed Production Storyboard

With Certificate of Authenticity from Propstore.

A genuine and rare piece of Hollywood history — an original production storyboard used during the making of Robert Zemeckis’ groundbreaking 1988 live-action/animation classic, Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

This beautifully framed display contains an authentic production-used storyboard page, created as part of the filmmaking process to help the crew visualise key scenes before filming. In the late 1980s, storyboards like this were photocopied from the original hand-drawn art and distributed among the production team, allowing them to plan camera angles, timing, and special effects in detail.

The page features a vivid image depicting the action of the scene, with original production notations around the artwork. It is hole-punched on the right side, as it would have been part of a larger, sequential set used to map out the film shot-by-shot — essential for blending live action with groundbreaking animation.

Presented in a custom-built frame with a laser-cut mount board displaying the movie’s title, this is not only a striking collectible but also a genuine working piece from one of cinema’s most technically ambitious films.

Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from Propstore of London, one of the world’s most trusted sources for film and TV memorabilia.

A must-have for fans, collectors, or anyone who appreciates the artistry and innovation behind this Academy Award-winning classic. Rare to find, especially framed to such a high standard.