Marvin Acme is the owner of the Acme Corporation and Toontown, whose murder drives the investigation. His missing will becomes the central clue because it supposedly leaves Toontown to the toons. He gives the document to Jessica Rabbit for safekeeping, but it appears blank until its invisible writing is revealed.
Shouter - Sam the Shade is one of the musical narrators who present the ballad of Catherine 'Cat' Ballou. Alongside Shouter - Sunrise Kid, he plays music and recounts how Catherine changed from an aspiring schoolteacher into a notorious outlaw facing execution in Wolf City.
A gambler whose genuine spiritual dream leads him to authentic repentance at the mission, satisfying the group and cementing the story's redemption theme.
Hank's father and an American judge. He wants Hank to marry Katie Shaw and previously sentenced Ko-Ko's brother to prison, which drives Ko-Ko's antagonism.
Marryin' Sam is involved in the Dogpatchers' effort to save Abner after Mammy's conjuring reveals General Bullmoose's scheme. He travels with the rescue party to Washington, where the Dogpatchers disrupt the party and help expose the plot. Later, he is expected to officiate at Daisy Mae and Earthquake McGoon's wedding, while Romeo Scragg and his kin try to prevent him from stalling it.
One of the two screenwriters to whom Newley periodically steps out of character to complain about his Merkin role. The writer is part of the film's self-conscious interruptions, in which the story's production and its reception are brought into view.
A salesman and jewelry collector who examines Annie's necklace and offers her 7,000 dollars, enabling her to pay the mortgage.
The Town Crier, played by Stubby Kaye, is a role in the 1957 television musical. The summary notes that Kaye later repeated this role in the 1958 television musical Hansel and Gretel, but it does not describe what the Town Crier does or how he interacts with Pinocchio.
Stubby Kaye has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Signature works include Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Sex and the Single Girl, Cat Ballou. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
