Editing Berkeley Square (section)

=== Fictional residents ===
* [[P.G. Wodehouse]]'s character [[Bertie Wooster]] lives near Berkeley Square in a Berkeley St. flat along with his [[valet]] [[Jeeves]], not far from the [[Drones Club]].
* [[Harry Flashman]], the vicious bully of [[Tom Brown's School Days]] and anti-hero of the ''[[Flashman Papers]]'', had a marital home here with his wife Elspeth.
* Cathy Lane, Patty Lane's "identical cousin", is said to have lived here in the theme song to ''[[The Patty Duke Show]]''.
* [[50 Berkeley Square]] is allegedly haunted.<ref name=nn/>
* "Tomlinson", the title character of [[Rudyard Kipling]]'s 1891 satirical poem, "gave up the ghost at his house in Berkeley Square".
* Peter Standish, a character from the play ''[[Berkeley Square (play)|Berkeley Square]]'' written by [[John L. Balderston|John Balderston]],  about a Yankee who lives in a house on the square and is transported back to the 18th century. The play was produced as a [[Berkeley Square (1933 film)|movie]] in 1933, with [[Leslie Howard (actor)|Leslie Howard]], and in [[I'll Never Forget You (film)|1951]], and on television in 1959.
* In the 1949 comedy film ''[[Kind Hearts and Coronets]]'', Lady Agatha D'Ascogne is made to fall to her death in Berkeley Square to accommodate a clever poetic parody.
* Lady Emily Ashton, created by author [[Tasha Alexander]], lives primarily in her Berkeley Square residence during the Victorian period.
* The Marquis of Alverstoke, the main male character from the novel ''[[Frederica (novel)|Frederica]]'' by [[Georgette Heyer]].
*The 1998 television miniseries ''[[Berkeley Square (TV series)|Berkeley Square]]'' focussed on three wealthy [[Edwardian]] families and their staff living in the square.
*One of [[Peter Cheyney|Peter Cheyney's]] main characters, [[private detective]] [[Slim Callaghan]], had his office on Berkeley Square.