Betty - Fictional Characters

Fictional Characters

  • Betty (Naked Brothers Band), a character from the TV series, The Naked Brothers Band
  • Atomic Betty or 'Betty Barrett', Cartoon Network-Teletoon's first child superhero
  • Betty Blue, the main character of the film Betty Blue by Jean-Jacques Beineix, played by Béatrice Dalle
  • Betty Boop, a Paramount Pictures cartoon character
  • Betty Cooper, a character of Archie Comics
  • Betty Crocker, a brand name
  • Betty Draper, a character of AMC's TV Series Mad Men
  • Betty Eagleton, a character from the British soap opera, Emmerdale'
  • Betty Kane, now known as Bette Kane
  • Betty La Fea or Ugly Betty, a fictional character created in a Colombian soap opera with tremendous international success and which was the origin for the US version Ugly Betty
  • Betty Rizzo, the character played by Stockard Channing in the 1978 film Grease
  • Betty Ross, a character from the Hulk comics: Bruce Banner's love interest
  • Betty Rubble, Flintstones character
  • Betty Slug, the lead character in the Canadian comic strip, "Betty"
  • Betty Spaghetty, a bendable rubber doll
  • Betty Spencer, wife of Frank Spencer in the British sitcom Some Mothers do 'ave 'em, played by Michele Dotrice
  • Betty Suarez, the title character and heroine of the ABC series Ugly Betty
  • Betty Williams, a character from the British soap opera, Coronation Street'
  • Brickhouse Betty, a character from the animated cartoon series of the same name featured on Playboy TV and the Web

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