Classic Media's holdings include characters like Casper the Friendly Ghost, Lassie, She-Ra and Mr. Magoo.
Sanrio's products, in addition to its star, Hello Kitty, include characters like Pochacco, Badtz-Maru, Chococat and Spottie Dottie.
These games will include characters like Elmo, Blues Clues, and Caillou.
He began including characters like Cundo Rey (in "La Brava") and Nestor Soto ("Stick").
Wodehouse's letters hits shelves in the U.K. Douglas Coupland's new book, "Highly Inappropriate Tales for Young People," includes characters like Donald, the Incredibly Hostile Juice Box.
Showtime weighs in in midsummer with "Free for All," an odd-couple outing produced by Merriwether Williams ("SpongeBob Squarepants") that includes characters like a drug-addicted ferret and a homicidal grandmother.
I'd read the book and go, 'Should I? Yeah, why not.' " In a sense, Mr. Crystal has always been a professional nostalgist, with an admiration for comedy forebears like Alan King and Sid Caesar, and an act that included characters like Sammy Davis Jr. and the fictional Borscht Belter Buddy Young Jr. ("I was getting ready," Mr. Crystal said. "Everything's a rehearsal, man").
Returning to the island eight times, Mr. Dweck set about documenting these so-called new Cubans, a group of "very elegant and sophisticated and talented people" who, as it happened, included characters like Alejandro Castro Soto del Valle and Camilo Guevara, whose last names might ring a bell.
For decades, the Triangle was a raucous redoubt for this city's Italian immigrant families, including characters like Frankie Sodamo, 70, a former Olympic boxer who belted out a trio of Old World love songs during Mr. Dell's break the other night, and Genevieve Bologna, 48, a Triangle waitress since 1978 who tells crude jokes and, upon request, croons Patsy Cline classics.
It includes characters like Doubting Thomas, whose very name has entered our public discourse.
Theo reanimates Alechim's healing holy tales from the shtetl including characters like Tevye, the milkman.
