#Jessica and roger rabbit movie#

Meanwhile, Eddie's girlfriend Dolores, shocked, jealous, and hurt, sees Eddie, with his trousers fallen down, wrapped around by Jessica's sexy arms. She also claims that she's desperate and asks he can't see how much she needs him, implying she will sleep with him if he does. She explains to him that according to Maroon, if she didn't pose for those pattycake pictures, Roger would never work in Maroon Cartoons again, and she says she couldn't let that happen and would do anything for Roger. Jessica Rabbit trying to convince Eddie that Roger is innocent.Įddie asks her that she was not the one he caught playing pattycake for Marvin, and Jessica tells him that he forbade to catch her and was set up to take those pictures which means Maroon wanted to blackmail Acme. Then, Jessica states to him, 'I'm not bad. Eddie says that she must have the rabbit to make that scam work, but Jessica states she loves Roger, and tells Eddie that he's got her all wrong and doesn't know how hard it is being a woman looking the way she does.Īnd Eddie says that she doesn't know how hard it is being a man looking at her looking the way she does. Then, she advises him to name his price, and she'll pay it. She tells Eddie that he's got the wrong idea about her, and asks him that he can help her find Roger.

In the deleted sequence, that night, in her dressing room, Jessica, with the wicked Judge Doom and his posse of weasels, was looked up at by Eddie in search for Marvin's will when the whole room undarkens.Īfter the removal of his Toon pig mask, Eddie exits his office bathroom, and there stands Jessica, waiting. The next morning, at the Acme factory, Jessica's body has been ran over by Eddie, but she whips him hard across the face and scolds him that she hopes he's proud of himself, and those pictures he has taken. Later, after Roger Rabbit, Jessica's husband, crashes through the studio office window, leaving a rabbit-shaped hole in the glass and the blinds and walks across the road at the Acme factory, crying his eyes out, he pulls out his wallet and looks at his photos of him and Jessica on their wedding day, their honeymoon on a beach, and hugging each other in a bar. While they play pattycake together, Eddie pulls out a camera and takes several pictures by order of R.K. However, Marvin says that she promised, then convinces her to do it, and she agrees, but she tells him to take off his hand-buzzer. Marvin insists Jessica to play pattycake with him on her bed, but Jessica replies that she has a headache. When he hears Jessica and Marvin talking through one of the nearby windows, he pulls up a box and peers through a gap in the curtains. Then, he says that she was superb while Eddie tries to peer through the keyhole to see what's going on, but he was thrown outside into a pile of trash by a Toon tuxedoed gorrila. Jessica is first seen from behind the stage curtains at the Ink & Paint Club, singing 'Why Don't You Do Right?'.Īfter her show, followed by Eddie Valiant, the Toon-hating detective, Marvin Acme, both ruler of Toontown and founder of the Acme Corporation, enters Jessica Rabbit's dressing room and informs her that she sure absolutely, truly, and honestly murdered the audience one night and he really means it.

#Jessica and roger rabbit movie#

She was voiced by Kathleen Turner with Amy Irving doing her singing voice for Peggy Lee’s 'Why Don't You Do Right' for Jessica's first scene in the movie who also played Sue Snell from Carrie (1976) and it's sequel The Rage: Carrie 2, Gillian Bellaver in The Fury (1978), and Miss Kitty in An American Tail: Fievel Goes West.

Several attractive Toon females (specifically Betty Boop) apparently consider Jessica to be incredibly lucky to be married to Roger. Here, she is one of several suspects in the framing of her husband, who is a famous cartoon star. She is re-imagined in the film as a sultry, but moral cartoon singer at a Los Angeles supper club called the 'Ink and Paint Club'. In the book, she was an amoral, up-and-coming star and former comic character, over whom her estranged husband, comic strip star Roger Rabbit, obsessed. Jessica Rabbit is Roger Rabbit's human toon wife and the tritagonist of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.