Paola Quattrini is an Italian actress and voice actress born in Rome on March 9, 1944. Her career in entertainment began at a very young age, with her first film appearance as a child actress around the age of four. In addition to her extensive work on screen and stage, she established a parallel career as a dubbing artist, lending her voice to numerous characters in both live-action and animated productions.

Quattrini is known in the field of anime voice acting for her role as Lamù, the alien heroine of the series Urusei Yatsura. In the Italian-language dub, she provided the voice for Lamù for a specific cycle of episodes. The Italian title for this anime is SuperLamù. In addition to this anime role, her other notable voice work in animation includes being the second voice actress for the character Daphne Blake in the Scooby-Doo series and voicing Taffy in Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels.

Her career in dubbing began many years prior to her anime work, with an early credited role being the Italian voice of actress Brigitte Fossey in the film Forbidden Games. Beyond her voice work, Quattrini has had a significant career as a live-action actress in film, television, and theatre. Her achievements include winning the Nastro d'Argento for Best Supporting Actress in 1993 for her performance in the film Fratelli e sorelle. In 2003, she was honored as a Commendatore of the Italian Republic for her contributions to cinema, television, and theatre. No information is available regarding recurring collaborations with specific directors or studios within the anime industry specifically.