Sohryu Asukalangley <\/p>\n
One of the main characters of the Japanese animation series Shin Seiki. <\/p>\n
Archie Andrews <\/p>\n
All American teenager, actually a comic strip character. Archie made his debut in the Pep Comic in 1941. With his chums Veronica, Betty Copper and Jughead Jones, Archie has entertained generations of US comic fans. <\/p>\n
Anne of Green Gables <\/p>\n
Poor little orphan girl who has been the subject of a number of films and TV series since she was created by Lucy Maud Montgomery. But times have changed, and these days Anne has her own on-line store - see our Links section. <\/p>\n
Ariel <\/p>\n
The Little Mermaid of Disney fame, with her long Red hair swishing about beneath the waves. <\/p>\n
Beaker from the Muppets <\/p>\n
Assistant to Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, resident scientist from Jim Hensons Muppet Show. Like all good Redheads, Beaker has a healthy interest in all things chemical. A Muppet Show is not complete without Beaker blowing something (usually himself) up. <\/p>\n
Daphne Blake <\/p>\n
The Pouting cartoon babe from Scooby-Doo added some much needed glamour and chutzpah to the 1970s kitsch-ridden animated Crimebusters. A Big Screen version is being threatened with Jennifer Love Hewitt being touted as the human Daphne. Grrrrrr, those pesky kids. <\/p>\n
Basil Brush <\/p>\n
Red brushed comedian and all round variety entertainer who made his name in the 1960s with his showbiz partner 'Mr' Roy North. His distinctive braying laugh and 'Boom, Boom!' cry made him a household name. His career is again on the up, a new TV series is to be screened in 2001. <\/p>\n
Elmo (Sesame Street) <\/p>\n
Long standing member of The Sesame Street ensemble, Elmo has now gone solo appearing in the US movie Elmo in Grouchland. Inseparable from his well-worn fuzzy blue blanket, Elmo is everything a Redheaded man should aspire to be. <\/p>\n
Maude Flanders <\/p>\n
Departed wife of The Simpsons' do-gooder next-door-nrighbour Ned. A tireless champion of good causes, including the less than cherubic Springfield Youth, Maude was maybe just to good for this world. <\/p>\n
Pebbles Flintstone <\/p>\n
Perennial baby daughter Flintstone, inheriting her Redhair from Mum Wilma. <\/p>\n
Wilma Flintstone <\/p>\n
The long suffering wife of Fred, the self-styled King of Bedrock. The Flintstones was a Hanna Barbera creation, the first primetime cartoon made for TV. First aired on 30th September 1960 and still going strong. Yabba Dabba Dooooooooo!! <\/p>\n
Ginger (Biggles) <\/p>\n
Close friend and fellow flyer of James Bigglesworth, who you probably know better as 'Biggles'. The creation of Captain W.E. Johns. With Algy close by in the cockpit, these three intrepid aviation enthusiasts did daring deeds both in the air and on the ground. <\/p>\n
Ginger (Chicken Run) <\/p>\n
Probably one of the greatest chicken actors of all time, Ginger is the star of the Nick Park directed movie hit of 2000, Chicken Run. <\/p>\n
Ginger (Just William) <\/p>\n
One of William Browns Outlaw gang from the fantastic Richmal Crompton books. Along with Douglas and Henry, Ginger helped William in and out of scrapes and away from Violet Elizabeth Bott. <\/p>\n
Little Orphan Annie <\/p>\n
Comic strip character created in 1924 by Harold Gray for The Chicago Tribune. The comic strip is still running, but it was the Broadway show Annie , featuring the song The Sun Will Come Up Tomorrow, that rocketed the little girl to mega stardom. Annie is now over 75 years of age and is celebrated on the website: http:\/\/www.annie75.com<\/a> <\/p>\n Little Red Riding Hood <\/p>\n Brave Redheaded girl who was directly involved in the Wolf\/Grandmother Incident deep in the Forest. Sent by her mother with a basket of cookies, Ms Hood set off into the Forest only to find a wolf wearing her Grandmothers clothes and her Grandmother hiding in a wardrobe. Ive been to those kind of parties. We believe the relevant authorities are still looking into this incident <\/p>\n Pippi Longstocking <\/p>\n A teller of outlandish stories of life on the sea, a thingfinder and a \"master cook\", Pippi Longstocking is always at the centre of the action. So it's not JUST her Red hair that catches everyone's attention! <\/p>\n We've classified our Famous Redheads in the following categories. Click below to tour the various galleries <\/p>\n Galleries by classification <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Continue reading here:<\/p>\n Redhead and Proud - The home of Redheads - Fictional ...<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Sohryu Asukalangley One of the main characters of the Japanese animation series Shin Seiki. Archie Andrews All American teenager, actually a comic strip character. Archie made his debut in the Pep Comic in 1941 Continue reading