In Fiction and Fictional Characters
- Audrey, in Shakespeare's As You Like It
- Audrey, in Markus Zusak's book I Am the Messenger
- Audrey (book), written in 1902 by Mary Johnston
- Audrey (film), 1916 silent film based on the book
- Audrey Brown, city mouse from the books The Deptford Mice Trilogy
- Audrey Fulquard, heroine of The Little Shop of Horrors
- "Audrey Jr.", "Audrey II", namesake in the stage and 1986 film adaptations
- Audrey Hanson, FBI agent in Heroes
- Audrey Parker, a character in the Syfy channel's Haven (TV series) based on Stephen King's short story The Colorado Kid
- Audrey Raines, of the TV series 24
- Audrey Roberts, of the British soap opera Coronation Street
- Audrey Spears (aka Prysm), DC Comics superhero member of the Teen Titans
- Audrey fforbes-Hamilton, central character in British TV comedy To The Manor Born
- Audrey Weasley, a character in Harry Potter. Wife of Percy Weasley and mother of Molly and Lucy Weasley.
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