Fictional Characters Named Green
- PC Beth Green (The Bill), constable on The Bill
- Doctor Colette Green, Half-Life computer game series
- Ed Green, detective on Law & Order.
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- Lieutenant Green, Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons
- Linda Green, British TV
- Marge Green, EastEnders
- Marty Green, River City
- Colonel Phillip Green, Star Trek
- Rachel Green is one of the main characters in the famous sitcom Friends.
- Red Green (character), The Red Green Show
- Vernita Green, Kill Bill
- Green (Gunstar Heroes) — a character in the videogame Gunstar Heroes.
- Green (Pokémon character), in Pokémon Adventures
- the English localized name of A'ke in John Minford's translation of Jin Yong's novel The Deer and the Cauldron
- Reverend/Mr. Green, one of six original Cluedo characters.
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