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Notable Italian Americans Directory
Browse the most comprehensive directory of Italian Americans who shaped history in politics, science, business, arts, sports, and more.
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Carmen SalvinoSports · 1933–2020 · 9 PBA titles over 5 decades
Bruno SammartinoSports · 1935–2018 · The Living Legend
Ron SantoSports · 1940–2010 · Cubs 3B
Rick SantorumPolitics & Governance · b. 1958 · Pennsylvania Senator
Michael SarrazinFilm & Television · 1940–2011 · They Shoot Horses Don't They?
Nancy SavocaFilm & Television · b. 1959 · True Love
Antonin ScaliaLaw & Jurisprudence · 1936–2016 · Associate Justice whose originalist and textualist jurisprudence reshaped modern U.S. constitutional interpretation.
Steve ScalisePolitics & Governance · b. 1965 · House Majority Leader
Petey ScalzoSports · 1917–1976 · NBA featherweight champion
Anthony ScaramucciBusiness & Entrepreneurship · b. 1964 · SkyBridge Capital founder
Chuck ScarboroughJournalism & Media · b. 1943 · WNBC anchor for 50 years
Victor SchertzingerFilm & Television · 1888–1941 · Directed Road to Singapore and Road to Zanzibar
Walter M. Schirra Jr.Science & Technology · 1923–2007 · Mercury Seven astronaut and the only person to fly in Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs.
Benno SchmidtAcademia & Scholarship · b. 1942 · Yale University President 1986-1992
Annabella SciorraFilm & Television · b. 1960 · The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
Mike SciosciaSports · b. 1958 · Dodgers catcher
Jim SciuttoJournalism & Media · b. 1971 · CNN national security correspondent
Martin ScorseseFilm & Television · b. 1942 · Oscar-winning director whose work defines the canon of American cinema and whose Italian American background permeates many of his most celebrated films.
Renata ScottoMusic · 1934–2023 · Lyric soprano at the Metropolitan Opera
Lisa ScottolineArts & Literature · b. 1955 · Italian-American mystery novelist
Kathleen SebeliusPolitics & Governance · b. 1948 · Kansas Governor
Emilio SegrèMedicine & Public Health · 1905–1989 · Co-discovered the antiproton
Frank SerpicoCommunity Leadership · b. 1936 · NYPD whistleblower whose exposure of systemic police corruption led to the Knapp Commission reforms and changed public understanding of police accountability.
Joe SewellSports · 1898–1990 · Baseball Hall of Fame SS
Ray SharkeyFilm & Television · 1952–1993 · The Idolmaker
Martin SheenFilm & Television · b. 1940 · Apocalypse Now
Talia ShireFilm & Television · b. 1946 · The Godfather
Sylvia SidneyFilm & Television · 1910–1999 · 1930s Hollywood star
Beverly SillsMusic · 1929–2007 · Bubbles
Frank SinatraMusic · 1915–1998 · The defining voice of American popular music in the 20th century, known internationally as "The Chairman of the Board."
Tony SiragusaSports · 1967–2022 · Baltimore Ravens DT
John SiricaPolitics & Governance · 1904–1992 · Maximum John
Tony SiricoFilm & Television · 1942–2022 · Paulie Walnuts in The Sopranos
Paolo SoleriArts & Literature · 1919–2013 · Arcosanti commune/city in Arizona
Gilbert SorrentinoArts & Literature · 1929–2006 · Mulligan Stew
Mira SorvinoFilm & Television · b. 1967 · Mighty Aphrodite (Oscar)
Paul SorvinoFilm & Television · 1939–2022 · Goodfellas
Cardinal Francis SpellmanReligion & Faith · 1889–1967 · Archbishop of New York 1939-1967
Bruce SpringsteenMusic · b. 1949 · Rock musician of Italian American (maternal Zerilli line) and Irish American heritage whose work chronicled working-class American life.
Sylvester StalloneFilm & Television · b. 1946 · Actor-filmmaker who created Rocky — one of the great Italian American stories in cinema — and Rambo, two of the most successful film franchises in Hollywood history.
Gwen StefaniMusic · b. 1969 · No Doubt lead singer; Hollaback Girl; father Dennis Stefani is Italian-American
Frank StellaArts & Literature · 1936–2024 · Minimalist and maximalist painter
Nick StellinoCulinary Arts · b. 1956 · PBS cooking show Cucina Amore
Connie StevensFilm & Television · b. 1938 · Hawaiian Eye TV series
John StosselJournalism & Media · b. 1947 · ABC 20/20 correspondent
Madeleine StoweFilm & Television · b. 1958 · Revenge (TV)
Gay TaleseArts & Literature · b. 1932 · Father of New Journalism
Quentin TarantinoFilm & Television · b. 1963 · Pulp Fiction
Vic TaybackFilm & Television · 1930–1990 · Mel's Diner in Alice (TV series)
Gene TenaceSports · b. 1946 · Oakland A's catcher