Friuli-Venezia Giulia - Notable Residents or Natives

Notable Residents or Natives

  • St. Chromatius of Aquileia, (died 407) bishop of Aquileia, theologian
  • Rufinus of Aquileia, (340/5-410) priest, translator
  • Saint Paulinus II, (c. 750–802), Patriarch of Aquileia, theologian
  • Bertrand of Aquileia, (1258–1350) Patriarch of Aquileia
  • St. Odoric of Pordenone, (1286–1331) Franciscan priest, traveler to China and East Asia
  • Poppo of Treffen, (died 1045) Patriarch of Aquileia
  • Ermes di Colorêt (16th century)
  • Simone Padoin football player, Juventus.
  • Ludovico Manin, last Doge of Venice
  • Ermenegildo Florit, (1901–1985) archbishop of Florence, cardinal
  • Ernesto Illy, Cavaliere del Lavoro (Knight of Industry 1994), Chairman illycaffè S.p.A.
  • Ottavio Missoni (1921-), fashion designer.
  • Giampaolo Pozzo (1941-), owner of Udinese
  • Carlo Rubbia (1934-), physicist and Noble prize winner
  • Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza (1852-1905), explorer.
  • Dino Zoff (1942-), football goalkeeper Italy, Juventus.
  • Enzo Bearzot (1927-2010), footballer and football manager
  • Fulvio Collovati (1957-), football coach and player
  • Cesare Maldini (1932-), former AC Milan captain, Italian football team manager.
  • Vladimir Bartol, writer.
  • Leo Castelli, art dealer.
  • Avgust Černigoj, painter.
  • Tiberio Mitri, boxer, born in Trieste
  • Max Fabiani, architect.
  • Tarcisio Burgnich (1939-), footballer.
  • Luca Turilli, Musician, Rhapsody of Fire neoclassical guitarist and composer.
  • Claudio Magris (1939-), writer.
  • Pietro Zorutti (1792-1867), poet
  • Pier Paolo Pasolini (1923-1975), poet and film director
  • Scipio Slataper, writer.
  • Boris Pahor, writer.
  • Umberto Saba (1883-1957), poet.
  • Italo Svevo (1861-1928), writer.
  • Carlo Michelstaedter, philosopher.
  • Fabio Capello (1946-), football manager and player.
  • Dante Spinotti, cinematographer, LA Confidential and Last of the Mohicans
  • James Joyce (1882-1941), 20th century Irish novelist, began work on Ulysses while living in Trieste
  • Emilio Ambrosini, architect
  • Franca Batich, Italian painter
  • Leo Castelli, art dealer
  • Tullio Crali, Futurist painter
  • Avgust Černigoj, Slovene painter
  • Franko Luin, Swedish-Slovene graphic designer
  • Michael Manfredi, architect partner of Marion Weiss in New York–based Weiss/Manfredi
  • Boris Podrecca, architect
  • Ernesto Nathan Rogers, architect
  • Ivan Rendić, Croatian sculptor
  • Viktor Sulčič, Argentine Slovene architect (born in the suburb of Santa Croce/Križ)
  • Jožef Tominc, Biedermeier painter
  • Piero Cappuccilli, Italian operatic baritone
  • Antonio Bibalo, Italian pianist and composer
  • George Dolenz, actor and father of Micky Dolenz of the Monkees
  • Alfred Jaëll, Austrian pianist
  • Tullio Kezich, actor, playwright, and screenplayer
  • Alessandro Lotta, former bassist of the bands Rhapsody of Fire and Wingdom
  • Mauro Maur, Italian trumpet player and composer
  • Alexander Moissi, Austrian stage actor of Albanian descent
  • Denis Novato, Slovene musician
  • Alberto Randegger, composer
  • Enrico Rava, jazz trumpeter
  • Laura Solari Camaur (1913-1984), film actress
  • Alex Staropoli, keyboardist of the band Rhapsody of Fire
  • Elisa Toffoli (1977-), nationally renowned singer/songwriter, pianist, and guitarist
  • Luca Turilli, guitarist of the band Rhapsody of Fire
  • Ivan Rassimov, Italian actor of Serbian descent
  • Rada Rassimov, Italian actor of Serbian descent
  • Nino Benvenuti (1938-)
  • Primo Carnera (1906-1967), boxer
  • Biaggio Chianese, Italian boxer
  • Claudia Coslovich, athlete
  • Fabio Cudicini, football player (goalkeeper)
  • Giorgio Ferrini, football player
  • Livio Franceschini, basketball player
  • Sandro Gamba, basketball coach and player
  • Matteo Gladig, Italian chess master
  • Margherita Granbassi, Italian foil fencer
  • Duilio Loi, boxer
  • Giovanni Martinolich, Italian chess master
  • Giorgio Oberweger, athlete
  • Nicola Princivalli, football player
  • Carlo Rigotti, football player
  • Nereo Rocco, football legend
  • Cesare Rubini, water polo player
  • Giovanni Steffè, rower
  • Max Tonetto, football player
  • Ferruccio Valcareggi, football player and coach
  • Renzo Vecchiato, basketball player
  • Elio De Anna, international and ITA national rugby player
  • Alessandro Zanni, international and ITA national rugby player

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