Italian film director Federico Fellini was one of the most celebrated and distinctive filmmakers of the period after World War II.

• Director
  (1920–1993)

Luchino Visconti was a film director whose films presented a realistic treatment of individuals caught in the conflicts of modern society.

• Director
  (1906–1976)

Academy-award winning Italian stage and film actress Anna Magnani was in the movie Open City, and inspired playwright Tennessee Williams to pen The Rose Tattoo.

• Theater Actress, Film Actress
  (1908–1973)

Baseball Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente became the first Latin American player to collect 3,000 career hits before his death in a plane crash.

• Famous Baseball Players
  (1934–1972)

Cuban-born Roberto Goizueta was the CEO of Coca-Cola, overseeing the company's big financial growth during the '80s and '90s.

• Business Leader
  (1931–1997)

Lucrezia Borgia was an Italian noblewoman and daughter of Pope Alexander VI. A notorious reputation precedes her, and she is inextricably, and perhaps unfairly, linked to the crimes and debauchery of her family.

• Royalty
  (1480–1519)

Frank Capra is a celebrated Italian-American director known for films like It's a Wonderful Life and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

• Director
  (1897–1991)

Panamanian boxer Roberto Durán won world championships in four weight divisions, but is best remembered for his "no más" loss to Sugar Ray Leonard in 1980.

• Boxer
  (1951–)