Paolo Turco is an Italian voice actor known for his work in the dubbing of anime series for Italian television, particularly active from the late 1970s through the 1980s. His contributions are primarily documented through the Italian adaptations of Japanese animated series produced during that era.

One of his most notable roles was as the voice of the main character, Nero, in the Italian edition of the 1970 anime series Norakuro, also known as Nero, cane di leva. This series, based on the original manga by Suihō Tagawa, was broadcast in Italy starting in 1982. Beyond providing the lead voice, Turco also took on the role of dubbing director for this production at the MOPS Film studio, collaborating with fellow director Liù Bosisio.

Turco was also involved in the various Italian adaptations of the Toei Animation series based on the legend of King Arthur. He provided voices for multiple characters across different episodes and editions of the show, which was broadcast in Italy under titles such as La spada di King Arthur and Re Artù, King Arthur. In the first Italian edition of the series Entaku no Kishi Monogatari: Moero Arthur, he is credited as the second voice for the character Lancillotto. In the same edition, which also covered episodes of the sequel series Moero Arthur: Hakuba no Oji, Turco provided the third voice for the character Re Lavik, as well as voicing other characters like Conte Benik and the Sindaco del paese di Laura.