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This is a list of real people appearing in a fictional context. In such settings, real people, whether alive or dead at the time of the authorship of the piece, will be involved in fictional settings and meet fictional characters. Such settings are alternative histories, secret histories, Bangsian fantasy, historical fiction, and just general fiction.

People not to put on this list are mythical and/or religious figures, such as Satan - they go on the List of mythical and religious beings appearing in fictional context. An exception to this rule are Popes. Note also the existence of List of celebrities on The Simpsons - added to this list, these would obscure the other entries.

The top 5 most used real people are listed below. A 'use' does not count any work based strictly on history (although different 'interpretations' of an event may be counted as fiction). Remakes, books made into movies, remakes of books made into movies (rule of thumb: this is when they all have the same title) and different books in the same series (although not different books by the same author) are counted as one use. Also discount magazines and political cartoons.

Example: Mark Twain is used multiple times in the Riverworld novels, but is counted only once because they are a series. Captain William Bligh appears in three works called Mutiny on the Bounty, but since the two movies are based on the book, it, in total, counts only as one use.

Top Ten Real People Used Most in Fiction

(so far; the list is never 'finished'):

Rank	Name	Uses Recorded	Category	Description
1	Adolf Hitler	36	World Leaders	Nazi dictator; ruler of Germany from 1933 to 1945.
2	William Shakespeare	16	Authors	English playwright of the 16th and 17th centuries AD.
3	Abraham Lincoln	14	World Leaders	President of the United States
4	Napoleon I of France	10	World Leaders	French general and emperor
4	Richard Nixon	10	World Leaders	President of the United States
6	Bill Clinton	9	World Leaders	President of the United States
6	Elvis Presley	9	Musicians	Rock and roll singer
8	King Arthur	8	World Leaders	legendary British ruler
8	Genghis Khan	8	World Leaders	Mongolian conqueror
8	Jack the Ripper	8	Criminal	English serial killer
8	Franklin Delano Roosevelt	8	World Leaders	President of the United States

Contents

1 Top Ten Real People Used Most in Fiction
2 World Leaders & Politicians
3 Artists, Writers, Musicians
4 Actors & entertainers
5 Scientists & Thinkers
6 Explorers
7 Military people
8 Criminals and Outlaws
9 Unclassified
10 See also

World Leaders & Politicians

Wikipedia:King Arthur

Wikipedia:Caesar Augustus

The Sandman
Wikipedia:Rome (TV series) - As Gaius Wikipedia:Octavian
Wikipedia:I, Claudius

Wikipedia:Hans Blix

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Marcus Junius Brutus

Wikipedia:Julius Caesar

Wikipedia:Caligula

Caligula, play by Wikipedia:Albert Camus
Caligula - film
Wikipedia:Demetrius and the Gladiators
Wikipedia:I, Claudius
Wikipedia:Red Dwarf
Wikipedia:The Robe

Wikipedia:Gaius Cassius Longinus

Wikipedia:Asterix

Fidel Castro

Wikipedia:Winston Churchill

Lightning (novel by Wikipedia:Dean Koontz)

Wikipedia:Cleopatra VII of Egypt

Wikipedia:Draco

Wikipedia:Xena: Warrior Princess

Queen Elizabeth I of England

Wikipedia:Benjamin Franklin

Mohandas K. Gandhi

Wikipedia:Clone High
Wikipedia:Civilization III
Wikipedia:South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (cameo in Wikipedia:Hell)
Wikipedia:Star Trek: Voyager (Darkling)
Wikipedia:Time Squad
Wikipedia:Celebrity Deathmatch
Wikipedia:UHF (movie)

Wikipedia:George IV of the United Kingdom

Blackadder the Third (see Wikipedia:Prince George (Blackadder character))

Mikhail Gorbachev

Adolf Hitler

Wikipedia:Between Time and Timbuktu
Wikipedia:Blazing Saddles
The Bunker
Wikipedia:Doctor Who:Timewyrm Exodus and Shadow in the Glass
Wikipedia:Dragonball Z
Wikipedia:Education for Death
Wikipedia:Family Guy
Futurama
Wikipedia:God Bless You, Dr. Kevorkian
Wikipedia:Hey Arnold!
Wikipedia:Hitler: The Last Ten Days
Wikipedia:Hitler: The Rise of Evil
Wikipedia:Monty Python's Flying Circus (he uses the name Mr. Hilter)
Wikipedia:The Fox in the Attic
The Illuminatus! Trilogy
Wikipedia:Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Inside the Third Reich
Wikipedia:The Iron Dream
Justice League: The Savage Time
Lightning (novel by Wikipedia:Dean Koontz)
Little Nicky
Max
Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat, The
Wikipedia:Red Dwarf
Soap (as an elderly waiter in Ecuador)
Wikipedia:South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (cameo in Wikipedia:Hell)
Wikipedia:Springtime for Hitler
Wikipedia:Star Trek: Enterprise (Storm Front, Part II)
The Simpsons
Wikipedia:Speer and Hitler: The Devil's Architect
Wikipedia:The Tomorrow People
Wikipedia:The Twilight Zone ("He's Alive")
Wikipedia:Der Untergang
Wikipedia:The Winds of War and Wikipedia:War and Remembrance
Wikipedia:Wizards
The Wikipedia:Worldwar novels

See also Wikipedia:Cultural representations of Hitler

Saddam Hussein

Wikipedia:Family Guy
Wikipedia:Hot Shots! Part Deux
The Simpsons
Wikipedia:South Park (regular character), Wikipedia:South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut
Wikipedia:Pinky and the Brain

Wikipedia:Ivan the Terrible

Wikipedia:Laughter!, by Wikipedia:Peter Barnes
Wikipedia:Time Squad

Joan of Arc

Wikipedia:Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Wikipedia:Civilization III
Wikipedia:Clone High
Wikipedia:Time Squad
The Simpsons
Wikipedia:Age of Empires II

Wikipedia:Martin Luther King, Jr.

Wikipedia:The Boondocks (television series)

Wikipedia:John Lackland

Wikipedia:Genghis Khan

Wikipedia:Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Wikipedia:Clone High
Wikipedia:The Conqueror
Wikipedia:Johnny Bravo
Wikipedia:Monty Python (Wikipedia:Famous deaths sketch)
Star Trek (Wikipedia:The Savage Curtain)
Wikipedia:Time Squad
Wikipedia:The Fairly Oddparents

Wikipedia:Kublai Khan

Wikipedia:Kim Jong-Il

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Louis XVI of France

Wikipedia:History of the World, Part I

Wikipedia:Macbeth of Scotland

Wikipedia:Marguerite de Valois

Wikipedia:Queen Margot

Wikipedia:Baron Munchhausen

Wikipedia:A House-Boat on the Styx

Wikipedia:Ralph Nader

Wikipedia:Still Life with Woodpecker

Wikipedia:Napoleon I of France

Wikipedia:The Baron in the Trees, Wikipedia:Italo Calvino
Wikipedia:Bewitched
Wikipedia:Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Wikipedia:El Chavo del 8
Wikipedia:HÃ¡ry JÃ¡nos, by Wikipedia:ZoltÃ¡n KodÃ¡ly
Wikipedia:I Dream of Jeannie
Wikipedia:Psychonauts (in the mind of Fred Bonaparte)
Wikipedia:Red Dwarf
Wikipedia:Time Bandits
Wikipedia:Time Squad
- See also, Wikipedia:Napoleon in popular culture

Wikipedia:Philip IV of Spain

Wikipedia:The Bewitched, by Wikipedia:Peter Barnes

Wikipedia:Pompey

Wikipedia:Asterix

Richard the Lionhearted

Wikipedia:Doctor Who serial The Crusade
Wikipedia:Ivanhoe by Sir Wikipedia:Walter Scott
Wikipedia:Maid Marian and her Merry Men
Many traditional tales of Wikipedia:Robin Hood
Wikipedia:The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show
Wikipedia:Robin Hood: Men in Tights
Wikipedia:Robin of Sherwood

Wikipedia:Cardinal Richelieu

Wikipedia:The Three Musketeers
Wikipedia:The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne
Wikipedia:Monty Python's Flying Circus (episode 13 only, pantomiming to a Wikipedia:Petula Clark record)

Wikipedia:Arnold Schwarzenegger

Wikipedia:Opus (comic strip)

Wikipedia:Scipio Metellus

Wikipedia:Asterix

Wikipedia:Tipu Sultan

Wikipedia:Mysterious Island

Wikipedia:Margaret Thatcher

Wikipedia:For Your Eyes Only (movie)
Wikipedia:Win, Lose or Die
You Don't Have To Be Mad... by Wikipedia:Kim Newman

William Marcy "Boss" Tweed

Wikipedia:Gangs of New York

Wikipedia:Vercingetorix

Wikipedia:Asterix

Queen Victoria

Wikipedia:Burton K. Wheeler

Wikipedia:The Plot Against America

Catholic Popes

Wikipedia:Pope Alexander VI

Wikipedia:The Antipope (Part of Wikipedia:The Brentford Trilogy)

Wikipedia:Pope Benedict XVI

Wikipedia:South Park

Wikipedia:Pope Boniface VIII

Wikipedia:The Divine Comedy, Part 1 (Inferno), by Wikipedia:Dante Alighieri

Wikipedia:Pope Celestine V

Wikipedia:The Divine Comedy, Part 1 (Inferno), by Wikipedia:Dante Alighieri
Wikipedia:Sunsets and Glories, by Wikipedia:Peter Barnes

Wikipedia:Pope Clement V

Wikipedia:The Divine Comedy, Part 1 (Inferno), by Wikipedia:Dante Alighieri

Wikipedia:Pope John Paul II

Wikipedia:Pope Nicholas III

Wikipedia:The Divine Comedy, Part 1 (Inferno), by Wikipedia:Dante Alighieri

Wikipedia:Pope Pius XII

The Deputy by Wikipedia:Rolf Hochhuth

Presidents of Wikipedia:the United States

George H.W. Bush

Futurama
Wikipedia:The Naked Gun 2Â½: The Smell of Fear
Wikipedia:De Pias van het Pentagon
The Simpsons
Wikipedia:Tiny Toon Adventures
Wikipedia:Win, Lose or Die

George W. Bush

Wikipedia:Jimmy Carter

Wikipedia:Orange Crush (novel)

Bill Clinton

Wikipedia:Ulysses S. Grant

Thomas Jefferson

Lyndon Baines Johnson

Forrest Gump
Wikipedia:MacBird by Wikipedia:Barbara Garson
"Superbird" by Wikipedia:Country Joe and the Fish

John F. Kennedy

Wikipedia:Bubba Ho-tep
Wikipedia:Clone High
Forrest Gump
Wikipedia:Red Dwarf (television)
Wikipedia:The Two Georges
Wikipedia:The New Twilight Zone, episode "Profile in Silver"

Abraham Lincoln

Richard Nixon

Wikipedia:Cold Turkey
Dick
Forrest Gump
Futurama
Wikipedia:Hot Shots! Part Deux
Wikipedia:I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
Nixon in China
Wikipedia:The Simpsons
Wikipedia:The Two Georges
Wikipedia:Watchmen

Ronald Reagan

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Wikipedia:Annie
Wikipedia:Histeria!
The Illuminatus! Trilogy
Nick Danger, sketch by the Wikipedia:Firesign Theatre
Wikipedia:The Plot Against America
Wikipedia:The Simpsons
Wikipedia:The Three Stooges
Wikipedia:The Winds of War and Wikipedia:War and Remembrance

Theodore Roosevelt

Wikipedia:Heavenly Discourse
Wikipedia:The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck, and other Wikipedia:Scrooge McDuck stories from Wikipedia:Keno Don Rosa.
Wikipedia:How Few Remain and the following Great War trilogy

Harry S. Truman

Wikipedia:Futurama

George Washington

Futurama
Wikipedia:Histeria!
Wikipedia:A House-Boat on the Styx
Wikipedia:South Park
Wikipedia:Stormwatch: Team Achilles
Wikipedia:The Fairly Oddparents
Wikipedia:Time Squad (three times so far)

Woodrow Wilson

Wikipedia:Histeria!

Artists, Writers, Musicians

Wikipedia:Ahmad ibn Fadlan

Wikipedia:Dave Barry

Wikipedia:Florida Roadkill

Wikipedia:Ludwig van Beethoven

Wikipedia:Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Wikipedia:Beethoven Lives Upstairs
Wikipedia:Time Squad
Wikipedia:Animaniacs
Wikipedia:Monty Python's Flying Circus (Mrs Thing and Mrs Entity)

William Blake

From Hell

William S. Burroughs

The Illuminatus! Trilogy

Wikipedia:Richard Francis Burton

The Wikipedia:Riverworld series by Wikipedia:Philip JosÃ© Farmer

Lord Byron

Gothic, movie by Wikipedia:Ken Russell
Wikipedia:Star Trek: Voyager (Darkling)
Wikipedia:The Anubis Gates, novel by Wikipedia:Tim Powers
Wikipedia:The Stress of Her Regard, novel by Wikipedia:Tim Powers

Wikipedia:Lewis Carroll

Wikipedia:Dreamchild
Conned Again, Watson by Wikipedia:Colin Bruce
"The Artful Dodgson" in the Mornington Crescent Almanac

Wikipedia:Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Wikipedia:Nightmare Abbey, novel by Wikipedia:Thomas Love Peacock
Wikipedia:Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, novel by Wikipedia:Douglas Adams
Wikipedia:The Anubis Gates, novel by Wikipedia:Tim Powers

Wikipedia:Charles Dickens

Wikipedia:The Muppet Christmas Carol
"The Artful Dodgson" in the Mornington Crescent Almanac
Wikipedia:Doctor Who episode "Wikipedia:The Unquiet Dead"

Wikipedia:Arthur Conan Doyle

Wikipedia:Carl Hiaasen

Wikipedia:Florida Roadkill

Wikipedia:Robert Greene

- Wikipedia:Doctor Who Magazine comic strip A Groatsworth of Wit

Wikipedia:JosÃ© Iturbi

Wikipedia:Thousands Cheer

Wikipedia:Samuel Johnson

Blackadder the Third

Wikipedia:R. Kelly

Wikipedia:The Boondocks (television series)

H.P. Lovecraft

The Illuminatus! Trilogy

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Wikipedia:Monty Python (Famous Deaths Sketch)
Wikipedia:Riverworld
Wikipedia:Amadeus

Wilfred Owen

Wikipedia:The Ghost Road trilogy of novels by Wikipedia:Pat Barker

Pablo Picasso

Wikipedia:Bluebeard
Wikipedia:Monty Python (making a painting while riding on a bicycle)

Wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe

Wikipedia:Time Squad
Wikipedia:I Am The Walrus - by Wikipedia:The Beatles (elementary penguin / singing Wikipedia:Hare Krishna / man you should have seen them / kicking Edgar Allen Poe)

Wikipedia:Elvis Presley

Wikipedia:Angels with Angles
Wikipedia:Bubba Ho-tep
Wikipedia:Good Omens
Wikipedia:Mostly Harmless
Wikipedia:Armageddon: The Musical and sequels by Wikipedia:Robert Rankin
Wikipedia:Quantum Leap
Wikipedia:Married... with Children
Forrest Gump
Wikipedia:Red Dwarf

William Rivers

Wikipedia:The Ghost Road trilogy of novels by Wikipedia:Pat Barker

Wikipedia:Siegfried Sassoon

Wikipedia:The Ghost Road trilogy of novels by Wikipedia:Pat Barker

Wikipedia:William Shakespeare

Wikipedia:A House-Boat on the Styx
Wikipedia:Pursuit of the House-Boat
Wikipedia:Blackadder Back and Forth
Wikipedia:Doctor Who The Chase
Wikipedia:Doctor Who Magazine comic strip A Groatsworth of Wit
Wikipedia:The Catalogue of Men by Wikipedia:David Pownall
"The Immortal Bard", short story by Wikipedia:Isaac Asimov
The Reduced Shakespeare Radio Show, Episode 6: "Shakespeare's Little Known Trip To America"
The Sandman
Wikipedia:Shakespeare in Love
Wikipedia:The Shakespeare Stealer
Wikipedia:Time Squad
Wikipedia:The Science of Discworld II: The Globe
1601, Wikipedia:Mark Twain
King of Shadows
Magic tree house
Wikipedia:Celebrity Deathmatch

Wikipedia:Mary Shelley

Gothic

Wikipedia:Percy Bysshe Shelley

Gothic
Wikipedia:The Stress of Her Regard, novel by Wikipedia:Tim Powers

Wikipedia:Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Wikipedia:Mark Twain

Wikipedia:Shania Twain

I â™¥ Huckabees

Wikipedia:Virgil

Wikipedia:Voltaire

Wikipedia:Heavenly Discourse

Wikipedia:H. G. Wells

The Dancers at the End of Time
Wikipedia:The Time Ships
Time After Time
Wikipedia:Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
Wikipedia:Doctor Who serial "Wikipedia:Timelash"

Oscar Wilde

From Hell
Wikipedia:Monty Python

Wikipedia:Walter Winchell

Wikipedia:The Plot Against America

Wikipedia:William Butler Yeats

Wikipedia:From Hell

Actors & entertainers

Wikipedia:Ursula Andress

Wikipedia:On Her Majesty's Secret Service (original novel)

Wikipedia:Alec Baldwin

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:George Clooney

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Matt Damon

Wikipedia:Michael Dorn

Wikipedia:South Park

Wikipedia:John Edward

Wikipedia:South Park

Wikipedia:Peter Falk

Wikipedia:Wings of Desire

Wikipedia:Judy Garland

Wikipedia:Janeane Garofalo

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Danny Glover

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Ethan Hawke

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Charlton Heston

Wikipedia:Paris Hilton

Wikipedia:South Park

Wikipedia:Harry Houdini

Wikipedia:Ragtime
Spawn

Wikipedia:Helen Hunt

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Samuel L. Jackson

Wikipedia:Peter Jennings

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Rosie O'Donnell

Wikipedia:South Park

Wikipedia:Sean Penn

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Tim Robbins

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Mickey Rooney

Wikipedia:Thousands Cheer

Wikipedia:Winona Ryder

Wikipedia:Susan Sarandon

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Rob Schneider

Wikipedia:South Park

Wikipedia:Martin Sheen

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:Sally Struthers

Wikipedia:South Park

Wikipedia:Liv Tyler

Wikipedia:Team America: World Police

Wikipedia:James Woods

Wikipedia:Family Guy

Scientists & Thinkers

Wikipedia:Aristotle

Wikipedia:Time Squad

Wikipedia:Confucius

Aleister Crowley

From Hell
Heaven's War (comic book by Wikipedia:Micah Harris and Wikipedia:Michael Gaydos)
Wikipedia:Hellblazer
Wikipedia:Masks of the Illuminati
Wikipedia:Promethea
The Woman Between the Worlds (novel by Wikipedia:F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre)

see also Wikipedia:Aleister Crowley in popular culture

Maria SkÅ‚odowska-Curie

Charles Darwin

Wikipedia:The Science of Discworld III: Darwin's Watch

Wikipedia:John Dee

Albert Einstein

Wikipedia:Philo T. Farnsworth

Wikipedia:Carter Beats the Devil

Sigmund Freud

Stephen Hawking

Wikipedia:Family Guy
Futurama
Wikipedia:Star Trek: The Next Generation (Descent)
The Simpsons

Wikipedia:Robert Ingersoll

Wikipedia:Heavenly Discourse

Wikipedia:Alfred Kinsey

Wikipedia:Lawrence Lessig

The West Wing

Leonardo Da Vinci

Wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code
Wikipedia:History of the World, Part I
Wikipedia:Leonardo's Last Supper, by Wikipedia:Peter Barnes
Wikipedia:Quest of the Delta Knights
Wikipedia:Hudson Hawk
The Memory Cathedral by Wikipedia:Jack Dann
Thorn by Wikipedia:Brian Saberhagen

Wikipedia:Ada Lovelace

Wikipedia:The Difference Engine

Sir Isaac Newton

Tom Paine

Wikipedia:Heavenly Discourse

Wikipedia:Michael Scot

The Adept and The Adept Book Two: The Lodge of the Lynx by Wikipedia:Katherine Kurtz and Wikipedia:Deborah Turner Harris
Wikipedia:Dante's Wikipedia:The Divine Comedy
Wikipedia:The Lay of the Last Minstrel by Sir Wikipedia:Walter Scott
The Lord of Middle Air by Wikipedia:Michael Scot Rohan
Wikipedia:Shoebox Zoo
Tartan Magic by Wikipedia:Jane Yolen

Wikipedia:Socrates

Wikipedia:Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

Wikipedia:Alan Turing

Wikipedia:Cryptonomicon

Adam Weishaupt

Explorers

Captain Wikipedia:William Bligh

Mutiny on the Bounty - Book and movies
Wikipedia:The Bounty - a musical about Bligh and the Bounty.

Wikipedia:Christopher Columbus

Wikipedia:Amelia Earhart

Wikipedia:Charles Lindbergh and Wikipedia:Anne Morrow Lindbergh

Wikipedia:Dr. Livingstone

Wikipedia:Marco Polo

Military people

General Wikipedia:Douglas MacArthur

Wikipedia:M*A*S*H (TV series)

General Wikipedia:George Armstrong Custer

Wikipedia:Little Big Man
Wikipedia:How Few Remain and the following Great War trilogy

General Wikipedia:Robert E. Lee

Admiral Horatio Nelson

Wikipedia:Monty Python (Famous Deaths sketch)

Baron Wikipedia:Manfred von Richthofen

Wikipedia:Blackadder Goes Forth
Wikipedia:The Bloody Red Baron (Wikipedia:Anno Dracula series) by Wikipedia:Kim Newman
Wikipedia:Circumpolar! by Wikipedia:Richard A. Lupoff

Conquistador Wikipedia:Francisco Pizarro

Wikipedia:The Mysterious Cities of Gold

Criminals and Outlaws

Wikipedia:Billy the Kid

Wikipedia:Al Capone

Wikipedia:Tintin in America
USSA series by Wikipedia:Kim Newman

Wikipedia:The Daltons

John Dillinger

The Death of Jack Hamilton (short story by Wikipedia:Stephen King)
Wikipedia:The Illuminatus! Trilogy

Wikipedia:Matthew Hopkins

Wikipedia:The Conqueror Worm

Wikipedia:Osama bin Laden

Wikipedia:Gilles de Rais

Wikipedia:Bluebeard, the Wikipedia:fairy tale, readapted many times

Wikipedia:Jack the Ripper

Wikipedia:From Hell
Lulu
Wikipedia:Babylon 5
Wikipedia:A Night in the Lonesome October
Wikipedia:Celebrity Deathmatch
Wikipedia:Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Wolf in the Fold"
Wikipedia:Batman: Gotham by Gaslight
Wikipedia:Wonder Woman: Amazonia

Unclassified

Wikipedia:ErzsÃ©bet BÃ¡thory

Wikipedia:The Blood Countess
Wikipedia:Daughters of Darkness (Wikipedia:1971 movie)
Doctor Who: Managra

Wikipedia:Brian Boitano

Wikipedia:South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut

Wikipedia:Eva Braun

Wikipedia:Family Guy

Wikipedia:Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Bill Gates

Wikipedia:Family Guy
Wikipedia:Frasier
Wikipedia:Nothing So Strange
Wikipedia:Opus (comic strip)
The Simpsons
Wikipedia:South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut
Wikipedia:2DTV

See also Wikipedia:List of portrayals and references of Bill Gates

Phil Hellmuth Jr

Wikipedia:Jesse May novel Shut up and Deal

Wikipedia:Esteban Huertas

Wikipedia:Scrooge McDuck

Wikipedia:Ilse Koch

Wikipedia:Ilsa, She-Wolf of the SS

Alice Liddell/Alice Hargreaves

Wikipedia:Simon Magus

Wikipedia:The Silver Chalice

Wikipedia:Marshall McLuhan

Wikipedia:Annie Hall

Wikipedia:Joseph Merrick

Wikipedia:From Hell

Wikipedia:Rosa Parks

Wikipedia:The Boondocks (television series)

Wikipedia:Billy Sunday

Wikipedia:Heavenly Discourse

See also

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