Rossovich keeps the character genial but not overly compelling, which effectively maintains the distance from him that we need. Actually, Shelley Duvall seemed vaguely irritating as Dixie, friend to both C.D. and Roxanne, but Fred Willard offers some well-practiced bluster as the town's mayor. Keep an eye out for Damon Wayans, by the way, as another fireman. Director Fred Steeps moves the story along at a decent pace, though some scenes seem to lag a little long and he tends to milk some gags too hard. While not without flaws, Roxanne offers a generally solid picture.
Sharpness appears consistently good.
Some wider shots look a bit vague and hazy, but not terribly so. Colors looked adequate though not spectacular. Overall they seemed reasonably bright and vivid. Black levels tended to be slightly too intense, which reduced shadow detail too often and made some scenes appear excessively dark. Although Roxanne features a number of small flaws, the overall impression remains strong, though, for most of the film looks very good.