George Washington (name) - Fictional Characters With The Given Names George Washington

Fictional Characters With The Given Names George Washington

  • George Washington Carver Davis, the original given name of Alim Nassor in the novel Lucifer's Hammer, notably, the given name here, "George Washington Carver" is in and of itself based on the real person, George Washington Carver (see above)
  • George Washington Duke (fictional character), a fictional character from the 1990 film Rocky V
  • In Metal Gear Solid 2, Arsenal Gear's AI has been given the initials of George Washington.

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