Sandro Iovino is an Italian actor and voice actor, born Alessandro Iovino in Rome on 26 August 1939. He began his career with a foundation in theatrical performance, appearing in stage productions of works by Shakespeare and other classical authors during the 1960s and 1970s. He also worked as an actor in television and film productions during this period.

Iovino is primarily renowned for his extensive work in dubbing, providing the Italian voice for numerous international film and television actors. Among his most famous dubbing roles are Rutger Hauer in the film Blade Runner, J. K. Simmons in the Spider-Man film trilogy, and the character of Montgomery Burns in the long-running animated series The Simpsons. He has also dubbed the voices of actors such as Leslie Nielsen, Terence Stamp, F. Murray Abraham, and Donald Sutherland in various films.

In the realm of anime and animated series, Iovino's contributions are notable and varied. He is indeed the Italian voice of the character B'tX in the series B't X and its OVA sequel B't X Neo. His other prominent anime roles include the villainous General Nero and Dr. Kenzo Kabuto in Great Mazinger, as well as Duke Red in the film Metropolis. He also lent his voice to the character Hudson in the Italian version of Gargoyles, Pops in Johnny Bravo, and Dr. Londes in Cowboy Bebop. Other series featuring his voice work include Trigun, UFO Robot Grendizer, and The Vision of Escaflowne. His dubbing career shows recurring work in mecha anime and for villainous or authoritative characters.

In recognition of his lifetime of work in the field of dubbing, Sandro Iovino received a career achievement award at the fourth edition of La Musa D'oro in Bologna in 2024.