History Heartwarming / WhoFramedRogerRabbit

* When casting WesternAnimation/BettyBoop, they got one of her oldest living voice actresses - [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mae_Questel Mae Questel]], who had voiced Betty the longest, at 150 shorts - to reprise the role. Also gives her line about "IveStillGotIt" a bit more RealitySubtext.

* [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/02/cb/5d/02cb5d6b04efa41e17f28c459c1f103a.jpg Roger and Jessica at Disney.]]

** And if you look carefully during the climatic warehouse scene: [[spoiler:when Roger and Jessica are tied up, even when they're struggling to not get sprayed by Dip, ''they don't let go of each other's hands the whole time.'']]

** When [[spoiler:Toon Doom]] reactivates the Dip, Roger has tucked Jessica onto his lap, lifting her away from the Dip. He's ready to put his life on the line if it means his wife gets a little longer to be saved.

* When Eddie enters Toon Town to chase after Jessica (whom he thought killed Maroon), he’s greeted by a trio of hummingbirds. Despite Eddie not being in Toon Town or associating with Toons after his brother’s death, he’s still welcomed into Toon Town.

* Marvin Acme may be a bit of a ManChild, but like his buddy Roger, all he wants to do is make people laugh. He sprays in disappearing[[spoiler:/reappearing]] ink on Eddie, but is quick to apologize when he sees Eddie doesn't find it funny. Even [[spoiler:his will]] refers to [[spoiler:the toons]] as "those lovable characters!"

* The first (and sadly ''only'') teamup between WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse and WesternAnimation/BugsBunny was a wonderful little thing.

--> '''Roger:''' Pb-b-b-blease! Don't mind me..!

* The first (and sadly ''only'') teamup between MickeyMouse and WesternAnimation/BugsBunny was a wonderful little thing.

* The final scene of the film where WesternAnimation/PorkyPig and [[Disney/PeterPan Tinker Bell]] get to close out the film together in their distinctive ways, bringing this unique team-up of animation companies to end in the most charming way possible.

** Related to the above: one of the newspaper clippings showed how Eddie and Teddy solved a kidnapping of Donald Duck's nephews (Huey, Louie and Dewey), and to celebrate their return, they threw a party which all of Toontown attended.

[[caption-width-right:350:Awww! Such a cute couple!]]

** Even before Delores shows up, after Roger asks Eddie straight-up about what happened to him that led to his hatred of toons, Eddie decides to come clean and reveals what happened to his brother, Teddy. This is heartwarming for two reasons:
*** 1.) Despite how he's treated Roger up to that point in the movie, Eddie (at least one some level) seems to feel comfortable enough around Roger to tell him something extremely personal (and something that's implied to have happened relatively recently).

* Eddie flipping through the photos of him and Deloris on vacation. It's one of the few times Eddie actually smiles. [[TearJerker Then he gets to the photos of Teddy]] and we're treated to a pan-over of photographs and newspaper clippings that tell the story of how much the two brothers loved one another.

** Jessica complimenting Roger on his bravery in the face of Doom and the Toon Patrol, particularly when she calls him her "hero". D'AWWWWW.

* Herman defending Roger, saying that he doesn't think Roger's a murderer. What ''really'' makes this touching is that Herman [[VitriolicBestBuds simply can't stand Roger sometimes]], what with the latter frequently screwing up their scenes together during filming.

** When [[spoiler:Toon!]]Doom reactivates the Dip, Roger has tucked Jessica onto his lap, lifting her away from the Dip. He's ready to put his life on the line if it means his wife gets a little longer to be saved.

* The final scene of the film where WesternAnimation/PorkyPig and [[Disney/PeterPan Tinkerbell]] get to close out the film together in their distinctive ways, bringing this unique team-up of animation companies to end in the most charming way possible.

*** As a FreezeFrameBonus, a little engraving on the case of the toon gun reveals Eddie received it from WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam, who had given it to Eddie as a thank-you-present for some favor Eddie had done for him in the past.

** It's easy to miss, but Eddy has a Betty Boop toy in his office (and the ''only'' piece of 'toon Merchandise on his desk), which imples that she is a cartoon that he fondly remembers from his childhood and that he still values their friendship.

** Even before Delores shows up, after Roger asks Eddie straight-up about what happened to him that led to his hatred of Toons, Eddie decides to come clean and reveals what happened to his brother, Teddy. This is heartwarming for two reasons:

*** 2.) Roger's got nothing but sympathy for what Eddie's had to go through since his brother died--Roger's also horrified that it was a Toon that killed Teddy, especially since (as previously mentioned at earlier points in the movie) Toons are meant to be funny and make people laugh and feel happy.

** In the same scene you can also see Wile E. Coyote with his arm affectionately around the Road Runner's shoulders. It's an incredibly sweet contrast to the attitude normally portayed in their shorts.
* When Eddie, well-established as an alcoholic, decides to take a drink before entering Toon Town, but then visibly toughens his discipline and instead uses the bottle of whiskey as target practice.

*** As a FreezeFrameBonus, a little engraving on the case of the 'Toon gun reveals Eddie received it from WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam, who had given it to Eddie as a thank-you-present for some favor Eddie had done for him in the past.

* Marvin Acme may be a bit of a ManChild, but like his buddy Roger, all he wants to do is make people laugh. He sprays in disappearing[[spoiler:/reappearing]] ink on Eddie, but is quick to apologize when he sees Eddie doesn't find it funny. Even [[spoiler:his will]] refers to [[spoiler:the Toons]] as "those lovable characters!"

** Related to the above: one of the newspaper clippings showed how Eddie and Teddy solved a kidnapping of Donald Duck's nephews (Huey, Louie and Dewey), and to celebrate, they threw a party which all of Toontown joined in on.

** When [[spoiler:Toon!]]Doom reactivates the Dip, Roger has Jessica on his lap, getting her away from the Dip. He's ready to put his life on the line if it means his wife gets a little longer to be saved.

* Marvin Acme may be a bit of a ManChild, but like his buddy Roger, all he wants to do is make people laugh. He sprays in disappearing[[spoiler:/reappearing]] ink on Eddie, but is quick to apologize when he sees Eddie doesn't find it funny. Even [[spoiler:his will]] refers to [[spoiler:the Toons]] as "those lovable rascals!"

* This may not seem like much, but maybe the first heartwarming moment was when Eddie met Westernnimation/BettyBoop in the Ink and Paint Club as a cigarette girl. He's shocked to see her there, and Betty explains that works been a bit slow for her since technicolor cartoons have become the norm. But being who she is, Betty keeps an upbeat attitude giving him her trademark 'boop-boop-be-do-boop'. Eddie, the guy who at that point despised any and all toons that he met, actually gives her a genuine smile and remarked, "Yeah, you still got it." Says a lot for the guy that early on.

*** On another note, the gun Eddie used was actually a cartoon gun that he got from WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam, who had given it to Eddie as a thank-you-present for some favor Eddie had done for him in the past.

** Also when Betty Boop actually compliments Jessica, a color cartoon, by saying her husband is a lucky guy? And she then cheerfully clicks Eddie's gaping mouth shut.
*** Actually, what Betty says in that scene is "What a lucky ''girl''," indicating that Jessica is the one who traded up by marrying Roger. Still quite a compliment.

*** On another note, the gun Eddie used was actually a cartoon gun that he got from Yosemite Sam, who had given it to Eddie as a thank-you-present for some favor Eddie had done for him in the past.