Other Fictional Actors
- Gary Baldi - Actor who played "Jack, the stranger" in Ralph "La Bestia Abominable" Smith's El Asesino Misterioso (The Mysterious Murderer), music by Johann Sebastian Mastropiero; also a pun on Giuseppe Garibaldi. - Les Luthiers' Mastropiero que nunca
- Ashley Brown, from trailer of videogame The Movies
- Zip Toad, a Toad actor from the videogame Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
- Peter Cantropus - Actor who played "old Sinclair" in Ralph "La Bestia Abominable" Smith's El Asesino Misterioso (The Mysterious Murderer), music by Johann Sebastian Mastropiero; also a pun on Pithecanthropus. - Les Luthiers' Mastropiero que nunca
- Rose Flowerstink - Actress who played "old maid Miss Fortune" in Ralph "La Bestia Abominable" Smith's El Asesino Misterioso (The Mysterious Murderer), music by Johann Sebastian Mastropiero - Les Luthiers' Mastropiero que nunca
- Richard Mace (Geoffrey Matthews), an eccentric 1880s actor and amateur detective in a series of radio plays by Eric Saward (later adapted into the Doctor Who character mentioned above)
- Haiku McHuwen, a teen actor in Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror who plays "Jimbo Hawkins" in the heavily adapted version of Treasure Island
- Pretty Nuts - "Charming" actress who played "Molly" in Ralph "La Bestia Abominable" Smith's El Asesino Misterioso (The Mysterious Murderer), music by Johann Sebastian Mastropiero; also an obvious pun on the expression (to be) pretty nuts - Les Luthiers' Mastropiero que nunca
- George Spelvin - The "Alan Smithee" of actors
- Georgette Spelvin - The "Alan Smithee" of actresses
- Georgina Spelvin - The "Alan Smithee" of actresses
- Walter Plinge - The "Alan Smithee" of actors
- Sharon Spitzer, an actress playing the female lead in the heavily altered version of Treasure Island in the game Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror
- Will Powers and Jack Hammer who played The Steel Samurai and The Evil Magistrate in 'The Steel Samurai' in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. Powers also played the lead role in 'The Pink Princess'.
- Matt Engarde, who played The Nickel Samurai in the show of the same name, and Juan Corrida, who played The Jammin' Ninja in the show of the same name in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice for All.
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