Amato

Amato, de Amato or D'Amato is the family name of the following people:

Al D'Amato (born 1937), American politician
Andrea Amato (* 1994), Italian basketball player
Angelo Amato (* 1938), Italian religious priest, titular archbishop of Sila
Anthony Amato (1920–2011), American opera director
Antonio Amato (* 1934), Italian rower
Antonio d'Amato (* 1972), Italian football referee
Brian D'Amato , American journalist and sculptor
Cesario D'Amato (1904–2000), Italian Benedictine, abbishop and councilor
Cus D'Amato (1908–1985), American boxing coach
Elena Amato (* 1983), Italian gymnast
Gerardo Amato (* 1952), Italian actor
Giacomo Amato (1643–1732), Italian architect
Gianni D'Amato (* 1963), Swiss sociologist
Giovanni Amato (musician) , jazz musician
Giovanni Angelo Amato († after 1615), Italian painter
Giovanni Antonio Amato il Vecchio (around 1475 – around 1555), Italian painter
Giovanni Antonio Amato il Giovane (around 1535–1598), Italian painter
Giuliano Amato (* 1938), Italian politician
Giuseppe Amato (1899–1964), Italian film producer
Joe D'Amato (1936–1999), Italian film director
John D'Amato († 1992), American mafioso
Luca Amato (* 1996), German motorcycle racer
Luigi Amato , Italian philosopher, writer and teacher
Nicolò de Amato (1701–1789), Italian clergyman, Bishop of Lacedonia
Paolo Amato (1634–1714), Italian architect
Pasquale Amato (1878–1942), Italian singer (baritone)
Rosa D'Amato (* 1969), Italian politician
Sally Amato (1917–2000), American singer and actress
Serena Amato (* 1974), Argentine sailor
Stefano Amato , Italian actor
Vincenzo Amato (musician) (also Vincenzo d'Amato ; 1629–1670), Italian composer
Vincenzo Amato (mathematician) (1881–1963), Italian mathematician
Vincenzo Amato (actor) , Italian actor
Vincenzo Amato (artist) (born 1966), Italian sculptor and actor

Amato is the name of the following geographical objects:

Amato (Calabria) , place in Italy
Amato (river) , river in Calabria

See also:

Amato Opera , New York City Opera House