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* The [[Killer Rabbit]] in ''[[Monty Python and The Holy Grail]].'' Definitely of the deceptively gentle-looking variety
* ''[[Harvey]]'' the pooka is depicted as a giant white rabbit. His best friend Elwood is a very sweet, gentle man.
* The title character of ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (Film)|Who Framed Roger Rabbit]]'' is white-furred with blue eyes
* ''[[Resident Evil (Filmfilm)|Resident Evil]]''. In the first film Alice recovers a memory of life in the Hive before the T-virus outbreak. An Umbrella researcher injects first the T-Virus and then its antidote into a white rabbit. The whole film is about the extreme evil of the Umbrella [[Mega Corp]], so using a white rabbit could represent the innocents put at risk by Umbrella's research.
* Boingo in ''[[Hoodwinked]]''. {{spoiler|He seems to be a white bunny of the innocent variety until he is revealed as the movie's villain}}.
 
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* The [[Ur Example]] might be the White Rabbit from ''[[Alice in Wonderland]]''. Averted by the March Hare who is usually shown as brown.
* Largely averted in ''[[Watership Down]]'' where most rabbits are natural gray or brown. Played straight however with Silver, who is teased at Sandleford Warren because his fur is so light it's almost white.
* In [[Land of Oz (Literature)|''The Emerald City of Oz'']] Dorothy travels to Bunnybury, a city created by Glinda for all the pink-eyed white rabbits of the forest.
 
 
== [[Live Action TV]] ==
* ''[[Lost (TV)|Lost]]'' named an early episode that used the [[Follow the White Rabbit]] plot "White Rabbit." In later seasons,actual rabbits appeared - white rabbits. They were often associated with Ben, and their scenes with him caring for them as a boy showed his own innocence.
* Some of them are seen in ''[[Sherlock (TV)|Sherlock]]'' in The Hounds of Baskerville.
 
 
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== [[Western Animation]] ==
* In [[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (Animation)|My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic]] Fluttershy's pet is a white rabbit named Angel Bunny. Fluttershy is the sweetest and kindest member of the mane six. Angel himself is rather questionable in his disposition.
* In an Easter episode of ''[[South Park]]'' parodying ''[[The Da Vinci Code]]'', the secret heir to the papacy is revealed to be a white rabbit named Snowball.
* The prototype [[Bugs Bunny]] from 1937, dubbed "Happy Rabbit". He didn't become something closer to the familiar old grey hare until two years later.
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