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This is alist of fictional people associated with the University of Oxford. Some characters attendedfictional colleges; others attended genuinecolleges at theuniversity.

This is adynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help byediting the page to add missing items, with references toreliable sources.

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Sir Humphrey Appleby GCB (Baillie, perhapsBalliol College)Yes Minister andYes Prime Minister
Stephen BarleyThe Historian byElizabeth Kostova
Lyra Belacqua (the fictional Jordan)His Dark Materials
Edmund BertramMansfield Park
Anthony BlancheBrideshead Revisited
James BondTomorrow Never Dies
Lord BridesheadBrideshead Revisited
Tom Brown (St Ambrose's, probably based on Oriel)Tom Brown at Oxford
Prince BumpoDoctor Dolittle
'Chacko'The God of Small Things
The Clerk of OxenfordThe Canterbury Tales
Simon CormackThe Negotiator
Frasier CraneFrasier
Thomas CrownThe Thomas Crown Affair
Dick Diver (Rhodes Scholar)Tender Is the Night
Zuleika DobsonbyMax Beerbohm
Robert ElsmerebyMrs Humphry Ward
Kivrin EngleDoomsday Book
Gervase Fen (the fictional St Christopher's) byEdmund Crispin
Edward FerrarsSense and Sensibility
Lord Sebastian Flyte (Christ Church)Brideshead Revisited
Charles Gardner (the fictional St Sebastian's)Hut 33
Jay GatsbyThe Great Gatsby
Rupert GilesBuffy the Vampire Slayer
Patrick Grant (the fictional St Mark's)byMargaret Yorke
Verdant Green (the fictional Brazenface)The Adventures of Mr. Verdant Green
Rev. Mr. Hale (the fictional Plymouth, based onExeter College)North and South
Basil HallwardThe Picture of Dorian Gray
Bill Haydon byJohn le Carré
Captain Hook (Balliol)Peter Pan
Master Keaton and his wife (Somerville)
John KempJill
Vanessa KensingtonAustin Powers: International Man of Mystery
Chatter LalIndiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Archie LeachA Fish Called Wanda
Canon Leigh (Christ Church)Towers in the Mist byElizabeth Goudge
Alwin LowdhamThe Notion Club Papers
DI Thomas Lynley^[1]The Inspector Lynley Mysteries
Helen MagnusSanctuary
Pincher Martin (Christ Church)
Mary, Marie, Margaret and Myfanwy (the fictional St Bride's College (Somerville))byPhilip Larkin
Ranald McKechnie (a fictional college with a Surrey Quad)A Staircase in Surrey
Jenny Mellor (Merton College)An Education
Colonel Sebastian MoranThe Adventure of the Empty House
Chief Inspector Endeavour Morse (St John's)Colin Dexter's Morse novels and TV adaptations
Fox MulderThe X-Files
Nikki (Wadham)The Incandescent byEmily Tesh
Duncan Patullo (a fictional college with a Surrey Quad)A Staircase in Surrey
PaulThe Historian byElizabeth Kostova
Paul Pennyfeather (the fictional Scone College)Decline and Fall
Charles Reding (the fictional St Saviour's College)Loss and Gain
Rumpole of the Bailey (Keble or the fictional St Joseph's)
Mary Russell byLaurie R. King
Charles RyderBrideshead Revisited
Connie Sachs byJohn le Carré
Donna Sheridan (New College)Mamma Mia!
George Smiley (Lincoln) byJohn le Carré
Roderick SpodeThe Code of the Woosters
Gwen Stacy (Somerville) inThe Amazing Spider-Man 2
Prince Nasir al-Subaai and Prince Meshal al-SubaaiSyriana
Connie TateThe West Wing TV series
Sir Leigh TeabingThe Da Vinci Code
Paul TemplebyFrancis Durbridge
Nigel ThornberryThe Wild Thornberrys
Henry TilneyNorthanger Abbey
Professor Timberlake (J. R. R. Tolkien) (a fictional college with a Surrey Quad)A Staircase in Surrey
Harriet Vane (the fictional Shrewsbury College (Somerville))byDorothy L. Sayers
Sapphire Walden (St. Catherine's)The Incandescent byEmily Tesh
Will (Christ Church)The Incandescent byEmily Tesh
Lord Peter Wimsey (Balliol)byDorothy L. Sayers
Viscount St George Wimsey (Christ Church)byDorothy L. Sayers
Bertie Wooster (Magdalen)byP. G. Wodehouse
Lord Henry WottonThe Picture of Dorian Gray
Charles Xavier (Pembroke)X-Men

References

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^Mangan, Lucy (5 January 2026)."Lynley review – consider it the ultimate undemanding telly".The Guardian.ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved29 January 2026.

Hood, Nancy,Literary Oxford. Sutton Publishing Limited, 1999.ISBN 0750921153

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