Giuseppe Russo is an Italian actor and voice artist known for his work in film, television, and voice dubbing for international productions. Born in Rome and raised by an Italian physician, Russo began his artistic training as a classical pianist, recognized as a prodigy from the age of eight. He later transitioned to acting, studying with instructors including Carlo Merlo at the Art Clesis Rome Academy, Beatrice Bracco for the Stanislavsky technique, and Annamaria Cianciulli for the Meisner Method. After relocating to Los Angeles, he spent three years in Ivana Chubbuck invitation-only master class and has continued training with Robyn Dale Mayers.

In his native Italy, Russo established himself as a television and film actor with appearances in series such as Lo Zio D'America, The Teacher, Gente Di Mare, and Distretto Di Polizia, as well as films including Non Smettere Di Sognare, Operazione Stradivari, and Il Buio. His stage work earned him the CTR Angelo Perugini Best Actor award in 2011 for his performance in the Italian production of Tango. After moving to Los Angeles, he expanded his on-camera work to include a co-starring role on the Ryan Murphy FX series Feud alongside Alfred Molina and an appearance in Francis Ford Coppola live cinema short, Distant Vision.

As a voice actor, Giuseppe Russo has built an extensive portfolio dubbing major international productions into Italian. In the realm of anime, he provided the Italian voice for the character Jason in the 2021 Netflix anime series Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness. He also voiced the role of Dr. Weston Fields in the anime series Eden. His other notable voice credits include Italian dubbing work for prominent feature films such as Pixar Luca, Guillermo Del Toro Pinocchio, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, the horror film A Classic Horror Story, Ferrari, The Equalizer 3, and The First Omen. No information is available about recurring collaborations with specific directors, studios, or other voice actors in the anime industry.

At the end of 2024, Russo made his motion capture debut with the character Fiore in the MachineGames video game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. He has also taken on roles in audio productions, such as the character Ricci in the podcast The King of the Peso.