Notable Italian Scots
- John Amabile, interior designer
- Ronni Ancona, impressionist and actress
- Elish Angiolini, Lord Advocate
- Nicola Benedetti, violinist
- Romana D'Annunzio, television presenter
- Junior Campbell, musician and composer
- Peter Capaldi, actor
- Emilio Coia, caricaturist
- Jack Coia, architect
- Paul Coia, television presenter
- Angela Constance, Scottish National Party MSP
- Mario Joseph Conti, Archbishop of Glasgow
- Tom Conti, actor
- Adrienne Corri, actress
- Simon Danielli, rugby union player
- Richard Demarco, art impresario
- Sophia Dussek
- Paul di Giacomo, footballer
- Linda Fabiani, Scottish National Party MSP, and former Minister for Culture.
- Charles Forte, hotelier
- Rocco Forte, hotelier
- Dario Franchitti, race car driver
- Chris Fusaro, rugby player
- Armando Iannucci, writer and satirist
- Jay Leno, American television host and comedian
- Lou Macari, footballer and football manager
- Peter Marinello, footballer
- Oscar Marzaroli, photographer
- Dominic Matteo
- Anthony Minghella, film director
- Dominic Minghella
- Max Minghella
- Kirsty Mitchell
- Alberto Morrocco, artist
- Giovanni Moscardini, footballer
- Daniela Nardini, actress
- Paolo Nutini, singer-songwriter
- Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, sculptor
- Paul di Resta, racing driver
- David Rizzio
- Marcus di Rollo
- Carla Romano
- George Rossi
- Ricky Sbragia, footballer
- Tom Sermanni, football coach
- Sharleen Spiteri, singer
- Ken Stott, actor
- Philip Tartaglia, Bishop of Paisley
- Alexander Trocchi, writer
- Jack Vettriano, artist
- Lena Zavaroni, singer
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