List of people from Rome

The following list contains important personalities born in Rome, regardless of their future spheres.

The list is not exhaustive.

A

  • Alberto Abruzzese, literature and media studies
  • Francesco Abussi, cinematographer, screenwriter and film director
  • Alessandra Acciai, Actress
  • Adeodatus II, Pope
  • Giorgio Agamben, a philosopher and lawyer and editor of the Italian editions of the writings of Walter Benjamin
  • Agapetus I, Pope
  • Aegidius Romanus, Augustinian hermit
  • Agnes of Rome, martyr
  • Luciana Aigner - Foresti, archaeologist
  • Andrea Aiuti, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Vincenzo Albrici, organist, conductor and composer
  • Alessandro Alessandroni, musicians
  • Alexander I., Bishop of Rome
  • Gregorio Allegri, priest, composer and tenor singer
  • Giovanna Amati, automobile racing driver
  • Domenico Amici, artists
  • Niccolò Ammaniti, writer
  • Joe D' Amato, Film Director
  • Franco Amurri, Film Director
  • Anacletus, Pope, about 77-88
  • Anacletus II, anti-pope to Pope Innocent II
  • Anastasius III. , Pope from 911-913
  • Giulio Andreotti, politicians
  • Giovanni Francesco Anerio, musician and composer
  • Roberta Lilli, politician
  • Fiorenzo Angelini, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Elio de Angelis, Formula 1 racing driver
  • Ambra Angiolini, Film Actress
  • Richard Antinucci, American race car driver
  • Guillaume Apollinaire, French writer and art critic
  • Alberto Aquilani, football player
  • Asia Argento, actress and director
  • Dario Argento, Film director and screenwriter
  • Marco Ariano, jazz drummer and performance artist
  • Augustus, Roman emperor
  • Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor
  • Carlo Aymonino, architect and city planner

B

  • Giovanni Baglione, a painter and art writer
  • Paola Barbara, Actress
  • Luca Barbarossa, singer
  • Enzo Barboni, screenwriter and director
  • Andrea Bargnani, Basketball Player
  • Cecilia Bartoli, mezzo-soprano
  • Agostino Di Bartolomei, football player
  • Mattia Battistini, opera and concert singer
  • Alessandro Bausani, Iranist, Islamic scholar and linguist
  • Lamberto Bava, director, screenwriter and film producer
  • Orazio Benevoli, conductor and composer
  • Dario Beni, cyclist and sports official
  • Fulvio Bernardini, football player and coach
  • Luigi Bernini, sculptor, architect and mechanical engineer
  • Andrea Bertolacci, football player
  • Max Biaggi, motorcycle racer
  • Luigi Di Biagio, football player and coach
  • Laura Biagiotti, designer
  • Daniela Bianchi, former actress
  • Pedro Biava Ramponi, Colombian composer
  • Pietro Fumasoni Biondi, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Lina Bo Bardi, an architect and designer
  • Boniface II, Pope 530-532
  • Boniface III. , Pope
  • Sal Borgese, actor and stuntman
  • Camillo Filippo Ludovico Borghese, Prince of Sulmona and Rossano
  • Junio ​​Valerio Borghese, a naval officer and politician
  • Cesare Borgia, Renaissance rulers
  • Lucrezia Borgia, Duchess
  • Raoul Bova, actor and photo model
  • Francesco Borgongini Duca, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Christina von Braun, German cultural studies scholar, gender theorist, writer and filmmaker
  • Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza, a French naval officer and Africa traveler
  • Scipione Breislak, geologist
  • Guido Buzzelli, cartoonist and illustrator

C

  • Nicola Cabibbo, a physicist and university teacher
  • Giulio Caccini, composer
  • Giuseppe Cades, painter and graphic artist
  • Gaius Julius Caesar, Roman statesman, general and author
  • Mario Caiano, Film Director
  • Calpurnia, third wife Gaius Julius Caesar
  • Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone, entrepreneurs
  • Filippo Camassei, Patriarch of Jerusalem and Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Achille Campanile, journalist and playwright
  • Anna Maria Cancellieri, Minister of the Interior
  • Paolo Di Canio, football player
  • Justus of Canterbury, missionary, archbishop of Canterbury
  • Remo Capitani, actor
  • Benedetta Cappa, painter of Futurism
  • Luigi Carnacina, cooking
  • Claudio Casciolini, composer
  • Mario Caserini, film director, actor and screenwriter
  • Francesco Castellacci, race car driver
  • Enzo Castellari, director
  • Luciana Castellina, politician and journalist
  • Sergio Castellitto, actor, film director and screenwriter
  • Marcus Porcius Cato the Younger, Roman general and statesman
  • Pietro Cavallini, painter
  • Suso Cecchi D' Amico, screenwriter
  • Beatrice Cenci, Roman patrician
  • Michela Cerruti, car racer
  • Andrea de Cesaris, race car driver
  • Alberto Di Chiara, football player
  • Gaetano Chiaveri, builder and architect
  • Luciano Ciancola, cyclist
  • Ciriaci Pietro, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Clement of Rome, one of the Apostolic Fathers
  • Clement X, Pope from 1670 to 1676
  • Muzio Clementi, classical composer
  • Filippo Coarelli, Classical archaeologist, Hellenist and scholars of antiquity
  • Maria Rosa Coccia (1759-1833), composer, first woman entitled " maestra di cappella romana "
  • Celestine III. , Pope
  • Stefano Colantuono, football player and coach
  • Pino Colizzi, film actor and voice actor
  • Tonino Delli Colli, cameraman
  • Michael Collins, American astronaut
  • Ennio De Concini, screenwriter and film director
  • Bernardo Maria Conti, Cardinal
  • Carlo Conti, Bishop of Ancona and cardinal
  • Sergio Corbucci, Film Director
  • Renato Corsetti, Chair of the Universala Esperanto - Asocio
  • Simone Corsi, motorcycle racer
  • Daniele Corvia, football player
  • Franco Costa, painter
  • Marcello Costalunga, Vatican Curia Archbishop
  • Carlo Cremonesi, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Marcus Antonius Creticus, Roman politician

D

  • Paolo Damiani, jazz bassist and big band leader
  • Mimmo Dei, sports patron and racehorse owner
  • Friedrich Christian Delius, German writer
  • Stefano Dionisi, actor
  • Domitian, Roman Emperor 81-96
  • Maurizio Domizzi, football player
  • Gianni Dova, painter
  • Piero Dorazio, painter

E

  • Franco Evangelisti, composer, improviser and music theorist
  • Julius Evola, cultural philosopher

F

  • Fabian, Pope and Martyr, Pope and Bishop of Rome
  • Aldo Fabrizi, actor and director
  • Antonio Faraò, Jazz Pianist
  • Pierfrancesco Favino, movie actor
  • Pier Luigi Farnese II, bastard son of Alessandro Farnese, the future Pope Paul III.
  • Felician, Roman Christian martyr and
  • Felix I, Pope
  • Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio, Spanish writer
  • Enrico Fermi, nuclear physicist
  • Giuseppe Feretto cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Sabrina Ferilli, film and theater actress
  • Attilio Ferraris, football player
  • Anna Maria Ferrero, Actress
  • Alessia Filippi, swimmer
  • Ettore Fioravanti, Jazzperkussionist and bandleader
  • Giancarlo Fisichella, formula 1 racing driver
  • Alessandro Florenzi, football player
  • Marcello Fondato, film director and screenwriter
  • Sepp Forcher, radio presenter
  • Luigi Forino, cellist and music teacher
  • Bruno Francisci, automobile and motorcycle racer
  • Franco Frattini, politician and European Commissioner
  • Marco Frisina, clergyman and composer of film scores
  • Massimiliano Fuksas, architect and designer

G

B

  • Nicola Francesco Haym, musician, composer and librettist
  • Vanessa Hessler, photo model
  • Honorius III. , Pope
  • Honorius IV, Pope

I

J

  • John VIII, Pope
  • Alberto di Jorio, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Jovanotti, singers, rappers
  • Juan Carlos I, Head of State, King
  • Julius I, Pope 337-352
  • Julius III. , Pope

K

  • Tony Kendall (1936 - 2009), actor

L

M

N

  • Filippo Napoletano, painter
  • Alessandro Nesta, football player
  • Nicholas I, Pope
  • Nicholas III. , Pope from 1277 to 1280
  • Noemi, singer

O

  • Delio Onnis, Argentine footballer
  • Franciotto Orsini, Cardinal

P

R

  • Eros Ramazzotti, singers and musicians
  • Catherine de Vivonne, marquise de Rambouillet, held a literary salon at the Hôtel de Rambouillet in Paris from
  • Claudio Ranieri, football player and coach
  • Fausto Razzi, composer
  • Dagmar Reichardt, German literary scholar and Romance languages
  • Mario Revelli di Beaumont, motorcycle racer and car designer
  • Andrea Riccardi, theologian and co-founder of the group Sant'Egidio
  • Cola di Rienzo, politicians and tribune
  • Flavio Roma, football player
  • Giulio Romano, painter, architect and builder
  • Cesare Romiti, managing director of Fiat
  • Aleandro Rosi, football player
  • Isabella Rossellini, actress
  • Roberto Rossellini, director
  • Daniele De Rossi, Football Player
  • Walter Rossi ( Artist ), artist and architect
  • Nunzio Rotondo, jazz trumpeter
  • Massimo Rotundo, cartoonist
  • Bruno Rubeo, Film outfitters

S

T

U

  • Federico Ughi, jazz drummer
  • Urban VII, Pope in 1590

V

  • Egidio Vagnozzi, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Marco Di Vaio, football player
  • Giuseppe Valadier, architect, urban planner, archaeologist and Goldsmith
  • Lorenzo Valla, humanist and canons
  • Pietro della Valle, a traveler and travel writer
  • Walter Veltroni, journalist and politician, mayor of Rome (2001 - 2008)
  • Antonello Venditti, Cantautore ( songwriter )
  • Lucius Vorenus, Centurion
  • Vigilius, Pope of 537 to 7 June 555
  • Giovanni da Vigo, physicians ( 15-16. Century)
  • Louis Visconti, French architect
  • Mutio Vitelleschi, Superior General

W

  • John William Waterhouse, British painter, which is attributed to the group of the Pre-Raphaelites
  • Arthur Valerian Wellesley, 8th Duke of Wellington, British nobleman, Brigadier and entrepreneurs
  • Lina Wertmuller film director

Z

  • List ( people by city in Italy)
  • Person ( Rome)
Pope Adeodatus II Giles of Rome Pope Alexander I Pope Anastasius III Pope Boniface II Pope Boniface III Camillo Borghese, 6th Prince of Sulmona Junio Valerio Borghese Calpurnia Pisonis Pietro Ciriaci Pope Clement X Pope Celestine III Michael Collins (Astronaut) Franco Evangelisti (composer) Pier Luigi Farnese, Duke of Parma Pope Felix I Publius Septimius Geta Pope Gregory II Pope Honorius IV Pope John VIII Pope Julius I Pope Leo VII Pope Liberius Pope Lucius I Pope Nicholas I Giacomo Savelli (cardinal) Fernando Silva (swimmer)
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