If not the clear winner (which she usually is), you can be sure that ‘Jessica Rabbit’ will always be featured high-up on any chart compiled, listing the sexiest cartoon characters of all time. Ranked with the likes of ‘Betty Boop’, ‘Catwoman’, and of course, ‘Marge Simpson’, Jessica Rabbit is one of those cartoon characters that men (and women) find themselves strangely attracted too, despite the fact that in reality, they're little more than a drawing.
Jessica Rabbit has curves in all the right places, and loves to flaunt them. Combine this with her sultry persona, the exaggerated swing of her hips, and the loyalty she shows to ‘her man’, and you’ve pretty much got the perfect woman, in cartoon form.
“I’m not bad, I’m just drawn that way...”
“I’m not bad, I’m just drawn that way...”
As if you didn’t know, Jessica Rabbit is ‘Roger Rabbits’ wife in the movie ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit?’, one of the most popular (partially) animated movies of all time. A seductive supper-club singer working at ‘The Ink and Paint Club’ Jessica Rabbit makes up one of several characters, suspected of framing Roger.
Voiced by ‘Kathleen Turner’ and based on the vintage cartoon honey ‘Red Hot Riding Hood’ who starred alongside the lusty Wolf in animations by ‘Tex Avery’, Jessica Rabbit was designed by her creators to push the limits set when working on any Walt Disney feature, and half expected the world famous family friendly studio to order changes to her character, before being accepted. But accepted she was, both by Walt Disney Studios, and the millions of movie going fans who have watched her jiggle and shake with mouths agape, at the sensual charisma of the worlds most curvacious cartoon character. Who despite the attentions she receives from virtually every man whose path she crosses, remains madly deeply in love with her husband , Roger.
"You don't know how hard it is being a woman, looking the way I do"
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