Dino Curcio, born Alfredo Curcio, was an Italian actor.
Son of the publisher Armando Curcio, he made his film debut in 1953 in Mario Mattoli's Un turco napoletano, starring Totò, in the role of Michele, a worker of Don Pasquale (played by Carlo Campanini). In the same year he starred in the episode Il Paraninfo of the film Villa Borghese by Gianni Franciolini, in the role of Beniamino, a young man who intends to take a wife. He was also among the main actors of Neapolitan Tarantella, reduction of a music magazine, directed by Camillo Mastrocinque.
