Giorgio Gusso is an Italian voice actor known for his contributions to dubbing, particularly within the animation and anime genres. His career in the performing arts dates back to at least 1947, when he was a member of the theater company led by Cesco Baseggio, where he performed in several works that utilized the Venetian dialect.

Gusso is most widely recognized for providing the voice of the dragon Fumè in the animated series Grisù the little dragon, a creation of Toni Pagot. Within the realm of anime, he is known for the role of Luigi XVI in the series Lady Oscar, which is based on the manga Versailles no bara by Ryoko Ikeda. He also voiced the character of Grig in the film Star Games.

Beyond his work in animation, Giorgio Gusso had an extensive career dubbing live-action films and television series. His voice work includes dubbing numerous international actors into Italian. Among his many credited roles, he provided Italian voices for actors such as Robert Mitchum, Leslie Nielsen, Patrick Stewart on Star Trek - Deep Space Nine, and the character Scooby-Doo in various Scooby-Doo series. His extensive filmography demonstrates a long and prolific career as a dubbing artist.