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'''Mrs. Herman''' is a minor character in ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit]]'' who appears at the beginning of the film. She is voiced by [[April Winchell]] and is only seen from the waist down. | {{tabs | ||
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'''Mrs. Herman''' is a minor character in ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit]]'' who appears at the beginning of the film, as well as in all three shorts and one video game. She is voiced by [[April Winchell]] and is only seen from the waist down. | |||
== Appearance == | == Appearance == | ||
She is usually seen wearing a dress, tights, high heels, a bracelet on her right wrist and a ring. Each of her appearances have her wearing a different dress, each with a different color and pattern, making them unique (with the exception of the dresses in the movie and ''Trail Mix-Up'' respectively), and it is revealed that the dresses are short-sleeved in ''Tummy Trouble''. ''Trail Mix-Up'' is the only short where she does not wear tights nor high heels, because she is instead wearing boots and possibly socks. In the movie, she wears a light green bracelet, and in ''Trail Mix-Up'', she wears a bracelet the same color as her dress (light blue). Her inspiration is the ''[[Wikipedia:Tom and Jerry|Tom and Jerry]]'' character [[Wikipedia:Mammy Two Shoes|Mammy Two Shoes]], whose face, like Mrs. Herman's, is never seen, although unlike Mrs. Herman, her face was seen [[Wikipedia:Saturday Evening Puss|once]]. | |||
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
She appears to be a caring mother to her [[Baby Herman|son]], but is always threatening [[Roger Rabbit]] if he does not do a good job of babysitting. She also likes psychics, as seen in ''Roller Coaster Rabbit'', and hunting, as seen in ''Trail Mix-Up''. | |||
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
=== <u>''Who Framed Roger Rabbit''</u> === | === <u>''Who Framed Roger Rabbit''</u> === | ||
She has a minor role in the film, only appearing at the beginning of the ''[[Somethin's Cookin']]'' cartoon, where she tells | She has a minor role in the film, only appearing at the beginning of the ''[[Somethin's Cookin']]'' cartoon, where she tells Baby Herman that she is going to the beauty parlor and leaves Roger in charge of him. She tells Roger that he will take very, very good care of him and that if he fails, he will be going back to the science lab. Roger tells her he'll do a good job as she walks past him and leaves the house. | ||
Later, she is revealed to be a pair of oversized fake legs controlled by someone. | Later, she is revealed to be a pair of oversized fake legs controlled by someone. | ||
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=== <u>''[[Hare Raising Havoc]]''</u> === | === <u>''[[Hare Raising Havoc]]''</u> === | ||
She makes two appearances in this game, being at the beginning and at the end of the cartoon (near the start and end of the game). Her dialogue at the beginning is the same as in the movie, except she says she is going out for an hour instead of to the beauty parlor. At the end, she exclaims that she's home and that it's so nice to see her little boy, no matter what ending, but in the bad ending, after she says this, she angrily asks Roger where Baby Herman is. She wears the same dress that she wears in ''Tummy Trouble'', and her appearance resembles a frame from the short. | She makes two appearances in this game, being at the beginning and at the end of the cartoon (near the start and end of the game). Her dialogue at the beginning is the same as in the movie, except she says she is going out for an hour instead of to the beauty parlor. At the end, she exclaims that she's home and that it's so nice to see her little boy, no matter what ending, but in the bad ending, after she says this, she angrily asks Roger where Baby Herman is. She wears the same dress that she wears in ''Tummy Trouble'', and her appearance resembles a frame from the short. | ||
=== <u>''[[Trail Mix-Up]]''</u> === | === <u>''[[Trail Mix-Up]]''</u> === | ||
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Mrs. Herman is a minor character in Who Framed Roger Rabbit who appears at the beginning of the film, as well as in all three shorts and one video game. She is voiced by April Winchell and is only seen from the waist down.
Appearance
She is usually seen wearing a dress, tights, high heels, a bracelet on her right wrist and a ring. Each of her appearances have her wearing a different dress, each with a different color and pattern, making them unique (with the exception of the dresses in the movie and Trail Mix-Up respectively), and it is revealed that the dresses are short-sleeved in Tummy Trouble. Trail Mix-Up is the only short where she does not wear tights nor high heels, because she is instead wearing boots and possibly socks. In the movie, she wears a light green bracelet, and in Trail Mix-Up, she wears a bracelet the same color as her dress (light blue). Her inspiration is the Tom and Jerry character Mammy Two Shoes, whose face, like Mrs. Herman's, is never seen, although unlike Mrs. Herman, her face was seen once.
Personality
She appears to be a caring mother to her son, but is always threatening Roger Rabbit if he does not do a good job of babysitting. She also likes psychics, as seen in Roller Coaster Rabbit, and hunting, as seen in Trail Mix-Up.
Appearances
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
She has a minor role in the film, only appearing at the beginning of the Somethin's Cookin' cartoon, where she tells Baby Herman that she is going to the beauty parlor and leaves Roger in charge of him. She tells Roger that he will take very, very good care of him and that if he fails, he will be going back to the science lab. Roger tells her he'll do a good job as she walks past him and leaves the house.
Later, she is revealed to be a pair of oversized fake legs controlled by someone.
Tummy Trouble
Roller Coaster Rabbit
Hare Raising Havoc
She makes two appearances in this game, being at the beginning and at the end of the cartoon (near the start and end of the game). Her dialogue at the beginning is the same as in the movie, except she says she is going out for an hour instead of to the beauty parlor. At the end, she exclaims that she's home and that it's so nice to see her little boy, no matter what ending, but in the bad ending, after she says this, she angrily asks Roger where Baby Herman is. She wears the same dress that she wears in Tummy Trouble, and her appearance resembles a frame from the short.