Fictional Characters
- Jack Beauregard, gunfighter in film My Name is Nobody
- Beauregard (Muppet), theater janitor
- Beauregard the Demon in the Xanth fantasy series
- Beauregard, offspring of fictional Elsie the Cow
- Beauregard Brady, soap-opera character Bo Brady
- Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside, Southern aristocrat in musical comedy Mame, and in works it was based on
- Beauregard Duke, character from Dukes of Hazzard in short as Bo Duke
- Beauregard LaFeyettane, in American Dad! episode "Irregarding Steve"
- Beauregard Jackson, pilot in Land of the Lost
- Beauregard "Hound Dog" Bugleboy, recurring character in comic strip Pogo
- Characters in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory:
- Violet Beauregarde
- Mrs. Beauregarde
- Mr. Beauregarde
- Beauregard, "Bo", vampire in Robin Mckinley's novel Sunshine (novel)
- Colonel Beauregard, from an episode of The Scooby Doo Show
- Bo Brady or Beauregard Aurelius Brady, a character on the American soap opera Days of our Lives
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