A character in Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)

Lt. Santino quotes from Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)

Richard LeParmentier

8th most-quoted character in Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988): in 4 of its 110 quotes
Most scenes with: Eddie Valiant (3), Judge Doom (2)

Scenes with Lt. Santino

4 scenes
Lt. Santino

Just like a toon to drop a safe on a guy's head.

What's that?

Lt. Santino

Remember how they always thought there wasn't a way to kill a toon? Well, Doom found a way. Turpentine, acetone, benzene. He calls it "The Dip."

I'll catch the rabbit, Mr. Valiant. And I'll try him, convict him, and execute him.

[dunks shoe in Dip, dissolving it completely]

Geez!

Greasy
[laughs]

That's one dead shoe, eh, boss?

They're not kid gloves, Mr. Valiant. This is how we handle things down in Toontown.

[Eddie is about to pick up the hand buzzer that fell off of Acme's corpse when Judge Doom stops him with his cane]

Is this man removing evidence from the scene of the crime?

Lt. Santino

Ah, no, Judge Doom. Valiant here was just picking it up for you. Weren't you, Eddie?

Hand it over.

Sure thing.

[zaps Doom with buzzer]

Their number one seller.

I see working for a toon has rubbed off on you.

I wasn't working for a toon. I was working for R.K. Maroon.

Yes, we talked to Mr. Maroon. He said the rabbit became quite agitated when you showed him the pictures. The rabbit swore one way or another he and his wife were going to be happy. Is that true?

Hey, pal. Do I look like a stenographer?

Lt. Santino

Shut your yap, Eddie. The man's a judge.

That's all right, Lieutenant. From the smell of him, I'd say it was the booze talking.

Lt. Santino

Judge Doom killed Marvin Acme.

And R. K. Maroon and my brother.

Lt. Santino

That's what I call one seriously disturbed toon.

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