Luca DalFabbro is an Italian actor and voice actor born in Rome on January 1, 1951. He comes from a family of actors, being the son of Nino Dal Fabbro and Vanna Polverosi, and began his career in 1969. While his work spans theatre, television, and film, he is primarily renowned for his extensive voice dubbing, particularly for the Italian market.

In the realm of anime, DalFabbro has a varied portfolio. He provided the voice for the character Jijii in the series Ichi the Killer. His other notable anime roles include Nazaroff in the 1999 Italian dub of the Lupin III television special The Columbus Files, Robozo in the Italian adaptation of Vampiyan Kids, and Count Saint Germain in the Master of Mosquiton OAV series. He is also the Italian voice of Excalibur in Soul Eater and Koshi Rikdo in Excel Saga. Further anime credits span series such as Hunter X Hunter, The Seven Deadly Sins, One Punch Man, Urusei Yatsura, Dominion Tank Police, Cinderella Boy, and Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi. He has also voiced characters in Space Battleship Yamato III and Pretty Cure Splash Star.

Beyond anime, DalFabbro is celebrated for being the primary Italian dubbing voice for several prominent actors, most notably Steve Buscemi, as well as William H. Macy, Bruno Kirby, and Joe Pantoliano. His most recognizable voice roles in Western animation include Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz in the Italian version of Phineas and Ferb and Piglet in the Winnie the Pooh franchise since 2002. His other notable animated roles include Wayne in the Hotel Transylvania franchise, Randall Boggs in Monsters University, Bing Bong in Inside Out, and Chum in Finding Nemo.

In addition to his voice work, DalFabbro works as a dubbing director and adapter, contributing to the broader field of language localization. His son, Paolo Dal Fabbro, has also become a voice actor.