🆕️ Fictional Characters: A-Z

[rmcrae]

Dot

(Fictional character from the 1993 novel "Dorothy: Return to Oz" by Thomas L. Tedrow").

 

[Eaglex]

Emma Swan

*played by Jennifer Morrison
*from the American fantasy drama series Once Upon A Time

 

[rmcrae]

Frida

(Fictional character from the Playstation game "Bust A Groove").

 

[The Loner]

Gabriel "Gabe" Cash

• played by Kurt Russell
• from the 1989 American buddy cop action comedy film Tango & Cash

 

[rmcrae]

Hercules

(Fictional character played by Kellan Lutz in the 2014 film "The Legend of Hercules").

 

[The Loner]

Isabel Archer

• played by Nicole Kidman
• from the 1996 British-American film The Portrait of a Lady, adapted from Henry James' 1881 novel of the same name

 

[Eaglex]

Jason Lee Scott

*played by Austin St. John
*from the Power Rangers

 

[The Loner]

Katherine "Kiki" Tango

• played by Teri Hatcher
• from the 1989 American buddy cop action comedy film Tango & Cash

 

[Eaglex]

Leslie St. Claire

*played by Nick Lachey
*from the American supernatural drama series Charmed

 

[rmcrae]

Max Guevara

(Fictional character played by Jessica Alba on the Fox series "Dark Angel").

 

[The Loner]

Norbit Albert Rice

• played by Eddie Murphy
• from the 2007 American comedy film Norbit

 

[rmcrae]

The Oracle

(Fictional character originally played by Gloria Foster then Mary Alice in the "Matrix" film franchise).

 

[The Loner]

Paul Hunham

• played by Paul Giamatti
• from the 2023 American comedy drama The Holdovers

 

[FrodoTX]

Q

 

[Spunky Jizzmore]

Reba Hart

Played by Reba McEntire on the CW show "Reba"

 

[The Loner]

Spenser

• played by Mark Wahlberg
• from the 2020 American action comedy film Spenser Confidential

 

[rmcrae]

Tik-Tok

(Fictional character from the "Oz" books by L. Frank Baum).

 

[Spunky Jizzmore]

 

[Eaglex]

Victor Vincent

*played by Chris Reid
*from Power Rangers Ninja Steel

 

[Spunky Jizzmore]

"Will Truman"

featured on "Will & Grace"

Originally broadcast on NBC from September 21, 1998, to May 18, 2006,
for a total of eight seasons, and returned to NBC on September 28, 2017,
and permanently ended on April 23, 2020.