It's amazing how many of these actors were able to conceal their shortness or tallness in stature, during their acting careers! At 77, I have seen a few of them, in person, & knew that they were much shorter then they appeared on screen! Even some tall actors had to hide their extreme height, for fear of being too tall for female co-stars! Great job!
Watching this just reminded me of a fun Uncle I had, who had some silly names for the old actors. Victor Manure, Rasil Backbone, Humphrey Go-cart. 😄 R.I.P. Uncle Bud.
Fantastic job !!! It's sad that I probably only heard of 70 percent of the actors !!!! Maybe I should have watched more movies growing up !!! Have a great week
I have to say Mark for actors born before 1940 I seemed to know a lot. Mostly from old movies growing up as a kid. This looks like it has taken off in the right direction mate and I hope the trend explodes from now on. It's so reassuring that most of the popular actors ever filmed are of normal height and not extremely tall. There is hope for us yet mate! Have a great night and all the best with the new release and the merch :)
@@pauld9421 yea I know there is one but like you say not a 6’5 one. I honestly can’t understand why I’ve written that name, I gather the names in a book and I’ve got William Marshall written down at 6’5 hence the correct picture and height 🤷♂️🤦🏻🤣
@@DataWatch. Same applies to part 1. Great videos by the way. I’m a fan of Clint Eastwood who stood 6.4. I saw a picture of him recently with the actor Jason Momao who is 6.4. I know Clint is 92 and I know people lose height as they grow older but in the pics of him with Momoa he barely reached Momoas Shoulder with the top of his head. It appears that Clint is around 5.8 or less now. That’s a lot of height to lose. I did think it could be the angle of the picture but there were several images and it’s clear that Clint has sadly lost a lot of height.
Huge like from me. I knew a lot of the classic actors but not no 1 unfortunately… I know you put an awful lot of work into these so I hope this one does well for you too 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The one that really surprised me was Dustin Hoffman at 5'5 1/2 but the list should have included James Arness at 6"7 since it did include his brother Peter Graves.
I would've bet that Alan Napier wasn't on the list but there he was ... looking down at everyone else. Alan Napier was Alfred Pennyworth on the Batman and Robin show.
While I enjoyed the height comparisons, there's no way that Jack Webb was 5-feet 10-inches tall. That was the whole, long-running joke about his prolific radio and television career: he went into acting because he didn't meet the height requirement for his dream job in the LAPD. At best, he was 5'6" or 5'7".
LOL ! if you saw the movie with Jimmy Cagney , Man of a 1000 Faces , you will know that and I was surprised at Lon senior's height , which fit with Cagney , who I ASSumed was taller than Jim!
This is a part 2. All those names are in part 1. I did explain in the pinned comment and Also in the intro I said it was a new list. Part 1 has bigger names
Milton Burle was the tallest of the all..........LAYING DOWN. Legend has it he was hung between like John Holmes 12in+.....but like closer to 13in or 14in
Is that picture of Dana Andrews right ? Delon pretty cute. De Kelley of Dr Mcoy fame at 5'11, against Shatner, he looked teeny and I always thought Shatner was bout 5'4 anyway.
Must be an older version of him cos picture shows blonde or grey hair an his hair is real dark; ( picture's b/w so can't really tell); Don't worry about it, no big deal;I was just saying that's all. Thoroughly enjoying all u data videos, including the way u display the screen. Bravo t u on originality.
OK, no worries; hopefully u'll bring more of these cos I just love the era of these legendary ol Silver Screen gr8s... (Uno, when real men wore spurs or a gun ,spat tabackey, talked hard an took no prisoners,whilst the women were fiesty, independent aswell as strikingly beautiful; u no, femme fetales with lipgloss so shiny, it cud peirce the sun).
You missed quite a few. No Humphrey Bogart? Lorre? Ladd? Raines? Tracy? Grant? You've got Dan Blocker but no Michael Landon? Lorne Greene? Pernell Roberts? You missed lots of notables.
Sone of those are in part 1. Don’t actually remember Landon being in a ton of Hollywood films but I could be wrong. He was in a tv series from what I remember. Looks like my pinned comment is falling on deaf ears
@@DataWatch. I just came across this channel this morning. The reason I raise Landon is because he was in the same TV series is Dan Blocker, and you have Dan Blocker as one of the actors
@@alanadale4299 it was just a bit of research I did. Most of the names in this video are suggestions of missing people from part 1. Unfortunately blocker was mentioned but I don’t think Landon was. Part 1 is a much better version in the fact it has much bigger names
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You missed a few. Humphrey Bogart at 6 foot exactly and of course Marrion Wayne Morrison aka John "Duke" Wayne at a TRUE 6 foot 4 1/4 inches on his union card, and Mickey Rooney at 5 foot 4 1/2 inches, and Lon Chaney Jr. was 6 foot 4 inches on his draft board ID and his Actor's Equity Card and was easily 8 inches taller than Burgess Meredith at 5 foot 6 inches in "Of Mice and Men" (1939), Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and Jr. both just a bit over 6 foot with Sr. pushing 6'2", Silent Cowboy Star and friend of my cousin Wyatt Earp, Tom Mix at 5 foot 11 1/2 inches, and the TALLEST actor with an Equity Card Silent star Harrison Ford (yes, they "recycled" his name!) at 6 feet 8 inches! There was a French silent actor at 7 feet+ before WWI. He was one of the first actors they built sets "around". They put a "trough" in the floor for him to stand in while normal sized people stood on the set floor-remarkable for the time.
You’ve got some of those heights way off! Harrison ford is totally ineligible because of the date criteria I set. Have you read the pinned comment? Many of those guys are in part 1….
In the "tall section" professional actors were omitted ( not athletes who became actors): Jeff Goldblum (1.94 cm), Christopher Lee (1.96 cm), James Cromwell (2.01 cm)
Audie Murphy, only 5 foot 6 inches, but the biggest man in the whole bunch! If you see this man walking, you better step aside. Many men didn't and many men died! And that's a fact!
@@DataWatch. He was awarded the Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, two Silver Stars, the Legion of Merit, Two Bronze Stars, three Purple Hearts, French Legion of Honor, French Crois de Guerre, French Crois de Guerre with Palm, and the Belgian Crois de Guerre with Palm , among other awards.
Is 5'9(175 cm) short for a man nowadays? I'm 5'9½(176.5cm) and I feel slightly below average tbh I feel kinda short compared to most youngsters It bugs me a lot I only wish I were roughly 5'10(178 cm) So that I'd feel average 5'10 seems to be the average male height nowadays
The big number who were exactly 6ft makes me suspect that the perfect height for a Hollywood leading man is just less than 6th, with little enough in it for people to to be able to claim you're 6 ft.
@@marilyntaylor9577 am I pulling your leg? I guessed your name was Marilyn and you said our basketball team. I know ladies play netball but I assumed they played basketball sorry. I find it quite tough to believe nobody in a men’s team was not over 5’10 but that’s the way it goes I guess
It’s definitely subjective. He claimed 6’2 but didn’t look 6’2 next to 6’2 guys. Think celeb heights have him at 6’1 and a quarter, which I think is generous
@@Momcat_maggiefelinefan www.celebheights.com/s/Liam-Neeson-64.html IMDb says 6’3.5 celebheights 6’4. The forum thinks 6’4 and that’s what I think. I’ve never seen 6’7 anywhere and am pretty sure that’s false
Hope you enjoy. Watch part 1 before commenting about missing actors, nobody is replicated from part 1.
@@EvaLinds thank you 😊
So many great actors ...many now gone to the studio in the sky ...but their great movies live on..
I saw part 2 ,because I didn't know it was a 2 parter,sorry about that.
@@jamesfahy-pl2cv no need to apologise, I appreciate you
So where’s part one?
It's amazing how many of these actors were able to conceal their shortness or tallness
in stature, during their acting careers! At 77, I have seen a few of them, in person, &
knew that they were much shorter then they appeared on screen! Even some tall actors
had to hide their extreme height, for fear of being too tall for female co-stars! Great job!
Thank you 🙏
In terms of guts and courage, no one stands taller than Audie Murphy.
That’s the second comment of this nature today 😃
Murphy was the real McCoy.
Audie Murphy was a real life action hero and true American badass. he might have been shorter but he stood taller then all of the others
Came here to say this
OH !!! Hell yeah !!! Most decorated US Soldier in History , absolutely !
Audie Murphy was only 5' 6, but he was a giant.
Absolutely
Actually the average male heights in the 30s up through 40s ranged between 5'6 to 6 feet.
@@coleparker OK
@@allenatkins2263 Atkins surname. That is interesting coincidence in that my mother's maiden name was Atkins, and I live on Atkins Ave. in Ridgecrest.
How interesting to see a height comparison of all the Three Stooges!
Think there might be 4 😃
I saw all of the "Three Stooges" in person in 1963, i.e. Curly Joe, not Curly,
when I was 16 & realized then how short they were!
20 years as Marshal Matt Dillion (James Arnes) 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m) and wounded in WWII.
You need to read the intro and description before commenting this. He’s in part 1
James Arnes at 79" tall would make an easy target. It makes sense why he was wounded in WW2 and not Audie Murphy.
@@georgcantor7172 part 1 as well
His brother Peter Graves was 6'3".
@@LeeCopus he’s in this video isn’t he?
Watching this just reminded me of a fun Uncle I had, who had some silly names for the old actors. Victor Manure, Rasil Backbone, Humphrey Go-cart. 😄 R.I.P. Uncle Bud.
Lol
Audie Murphy was head and shoulders above the rest! Apparently what they said in the old days....dynamite comes in small packages was correct!
Absolutely
In War being Tall is a Disadvantage!
Fantastic job !!! It's sad that I probably only heard of 70 percent of the actors !!!! Maybe I should have watched more movies growing up !!! Have a great week
It’s based on my comments section of part 1. Almost all of these guys were suggested after not being in that
@@DataWatch. I watched part one but I usually don't read the comments
@@DataWatch. Mark I have a hard time remembering what I watched last week, let alone 7 months ago 🤣
Nice work brother ❤️🔥😃.. When I watch your height videos, I always think of how much effort you have to put in to make these🔥.. good one again.
Hopefully I’m back in the views with this
I have to say Mark for actors born before 1940 I seemed to know a lot. Mostly from old movies growing up as a kid. This looks like it has taken off in the right direction mate and I hope the trend explodes from now on. It's so reassuring that most of the popular actors ever filmed are of normal height and not extremely tall. There is hope for us yet mate!
Have a great night and all the best with the new release and the merch :)
Thanks mate 😊
Not sure if it was a coincidence, but switching to Ride of the Valkyries for Robert Duvall was an awesome Apocalypse Now reference
It’s definitely a coincidence 🤣
I can't believe Al Lewis was 6 foot tall. I would have guessed 5'4....
Because Herman was so big lol
Great job and I saw some good ones. Now that I’ve watched this I think I’m going to watch myself a movie today 🍿 have a great day
😃😃😃
Time for some Western movies today
@@kingoscar6263 absolutely
Nicely done
Great audio tracks
I like the way you disk their names “action”
Thanks 😊
Nice video but near the end I think 'Michael Williams' looks to be William Marshall aka Blacula
It is. It’s in the description. I’ve written the wrong name, not even sure how I did it. There isn’t a 6’5 Mike Williams far as I know
@@DataWatch. Thanks for replying - BTW Judi Dench's late husband was called Michael Williams but definitely not 6'5" nor classic Hollywood
@@pauld9421 yea I know there is one but like you say not a 6’5 one. I honestly can’t understand why I’ve written that name, I gather the names in a book and I’ve got William Marshall written down at 6’5 hence the correct picture and height 🤷♂️🤦🏻🤣
I can’t help but notice how stylish the vast majority of them were
Good observation
@@DataWatch.
Same applies to part 1. Great videos by the way.
I’m a fan of Clint Eastwood who stood 6.4. I saw a picture of him recently with the actor Jason Momao who is 6.4.
I know Clint is 92 and I know people lose height as they grow older but in the pics of him with Momoa he barely reached Momoas Shoulder with the top of his head. It appears that Clint is around 5.8 or less now. That’s a lot of height to lose. I did think it could be the angle of the picture but there were several images and it’s clear that Clint has sadly lost a lot of height.
@@judex3226 yes he’s lost a lot of height bless him.
Style counts for a lot in that profession, especially in Hollywood.
@@judex3226 must have been the angle shot.
We do lose height with age , but a foot ?
Unless there is some spinal issues.
Well done and very entertaining . Loved both parts !
Thank you 🙏
@@DataWatch. gonna watch more 😀
Strange how you tend to imagine most of them taller or shorter than they are.
I get many comments of this nature
That was very interesting and entertaining! Thanks!
Thank you 🙏
Huge like from me. I knew a lot of the classic actors but not no 1 unfortunately… I know you put an awful lot of work into these so I hope this one does well for you too 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Lee
Alan Napier I seem to remember him playing Alfred in the Batman TV series..
Yea he was in that
If there's one I remember about Alan Napier as Alfred it's how he towered over Adam West/Batman.
@@radicalross7700 and he was over 6’
@@DataWatch. In the comic book, Alfred looks nothing like Napier and is shorter than Batman.
@@radicalross7700 I wouldn’t know about that so will take your word for it
Murphy had more courage and heart than all the rest put together….
I got slated for missing him in part 1
In the war, he was not merely ACTING like a hero.
I wouldn't under rate Donald Pleasance; shot down over Germany and POW.
@@clevlandblock didn’t know that… thanks.
A lot of these guys served, also.
Let's not make it a contest.
The one that really surprised me was Dustin Hoffman at 5'5 1/2 but the list should have included James Arness at 6"7 since it did include his brother Peter Graves.
Did you not read the intro text, pinned comment or description? There’s a part 1
Robert Conrad only 5'6 ? Wow that was small !!
Yea I thought that
I would've bet that Alan Napier wasn't on the list but there he was ... looking down at everyone else.
Alan Napier was Alfred Pennyworth on the Batman and Robin show.
Glad he made it 😊
While I enjoyed the height comparisons, there's no way that Jack Webb was 5-feet 10-inches tall. That was the whole, long-running joke about his prolific radio and television career: he went into acting because he didn't meet the height requirement for his dream job in the LAPD. At best, he was 5'6" or 5'7".
I’ve not seen anything that backs up your statement! You are welcome to show me something….
"Rifleman" Chuck Connor 6'5
He’s in part 1. Explained at the start there are no duplicates in part 2. Part 1 is full of much more famous names
Wow you got everybody here. Kudos.
Well with part 1 yes lol
def liked, thank you
😊😊
Missed Clint Walker at 6.6 and James Arnes at 6.7. Walker was also VERY muscular as well.
I didn’t. Read the intro. They are in part 1 and nobody is repeated in this part 2
Missed Chuck Connors the rifleman too
@@ManuelHernandez-fb9vf no I didn’t. He’s in part 1 with the other names mentioned here 🤦🏻
@@DataWatch. Thanks Datawatch I missed part 1
@@ManuelHernandez-fb9vf ok do catch it….
Left out some of the biggest stars of classic Hollywood. John Wayne comes to mind right off the bat.
Please read the pinned comment, this is just a list of guys I missed from part 1. Many bigger names in part 1
@@DataWatch. thanks I’ll do that.
Trivia tidbit: Lon Chaney Jr.'s first name was Creighton. (his mother Cleva's maiden name)
Yea he’s not the only one to have a different stage name shall we say
@@DataWatch. True, that's a whole other video.🙂
@@smorgasbroad1132 yea I guess
LOL ! if you saw the movie with Jimmy Cagney , Man of a 1000 Faces , you will know that and I was surprised at Lon senior's height , which fit with Cagney , who I ASSumed was taller than Jim!
@@theimp5901 I can’t even remember what they are listed 🤣
Very interesting. Only one thing - isn't that Van Heflin not Dana Andrews?
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I think it’s Dana definitely! Think this is where the pic came from
What about Richard Kiel at 7'2" with his metal teeth?
I’m pretty sure he was either in part 1 or not born before 1940! Can’t remember which. He’s definitely in the Hollywood actor video
@@DataWatch. Thanks D.W. 6'1" Roger Moore would have been kept awake by Jaws.
@@njd2342 he’s another one I think is in part 1. Have you seen it?
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If not there it is
@@DataWatch. Part I awaits me - I can't miss the Saint / James Bond.
nicely animated..
Thank you bro
@@DataWatch. welcome
@@DataWatch. welcome sir, i wish i could make videos like you
@@MrData3DStats likewise
Who would you take to a fight? Audie Murphy, every time.
You mean take with you?
How tall Was the height of 5'9 ½ in the 60s, was it taller than average? I'm 5'9 ½-5'10 myself btw. Just curious
Around average even then
@@DataWatch. is it below average nowadays?
@@George-fx3ho no I don’t think so
@@sonza68 yea
It had William Marshall listed as Michel Williams . Could be wrong
No you are right, it’s a mistake. I typed the wrong name. It is in the description I’m sure
@@DataWatch. Easy to miss ever now and then. You do a great job
@@bderry9948 thank you so much 🙏
Tom Cruise is 5’1”
@@quinto lol
some of these actors i could hide behind i am only 5'1🙂
Nothing wrong with that ☺️
But beautiful, I'll bet.
What about John Wayne, Fess Parker? Alot of these I've never heard of.
This is a part 2. All those names are in part 1. I did explain in the pinned comment and Also in the intro I said it was a new list. Part 1 has bigger names
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Danny Kay seemed to be much taller on screen. I’ve loved him since I was born and actually cried when he passed away. I was in my forties at the time!
I forgot I’d even put him in 🤣
@@DataWatch. 😂😂
All great actors!
For sure
Nice😯
Thank you. Did you see part 1?
The average height for US men born in the 30's was 5ft 8in and in the 40's 5ft 9in so relatively speaking some of these were not that short.
Totally agree
Most of these characters I've never even heard of!
It’s a part 2 based on suggested actors missing. There is a part one with bigger names in
Clint Walker 6ft6!!! Dude was an absolute beast!!👊🏼👍🏼
Part 1
Milton Burle was the tallest of the all..........LAYING DOWN. Legend has it he was hung between like John Holmes 12in+.....but like closer to 13in or 14in
I’ll take your word for it 🤣
Wow the stooges were short? I always imagined Curly being a giant guy.
Haha
Alfred wins !
I’ve had a few sleeps since making this
Is that picture of Dana Andrews right ? Delon pretty cute.
De Kelley of Dr Mcoy fame at 5'11, against Shatner, he looked teeny and I always thought Shatner was bout 5'4 anyway.
I’ll look later but I’m sure all the pics are correct! Nobody has ever pulled it and trust me after over half a million viewers someone would have
Must be an older version of him cos picture shows blonde or grey hair an his hair is real dark; ( picture's b/w so can't really tell);
Don't worry about it, no big deal;I was just saying that's all.
Thoroughly enjoying all u data videos, including the way u display the screen. Bravo t u on originality.
@@janysmahoney1271 www.imago-images.com/st/0094644383
It’s definitely him
@@janysmahoney1271 it’s from the film Johnny Reno
OK, no worries; hopefully u'll bring more of these cos I just love the era of these legendary ol Silver Screen gr8s...
(Uno, when real men wore spurs or a gun ,spat tabackey, talked hard an took no prisoners,whilst the women were fiesty, independent aswell as strikingly beautiful; u no, femme fetales with lipgloss so shiny, it cud peirce the sun).
You missed quite a few. No Humphrey Bogart? Lorre? Ladd? Raines? Tracy? Grant? You've got Dan Blocker but no Michael Landon? Lorne Greene? Pernell Roberts? You missed lots of notables.
Sone of those are in part 1. Don’t actually remember Landon being in a ton of Hollywood films but I could be wrong. He was in a tv series from what I remember. Looks like my pinned comment is falling on deaf ears
@@DataWatch. I just came across this channel this morning. The reason I raise Landon is because he was in the same TV series is Dan Blocker, and you have Dan Blocker as one of the actors
@@alanadale4299 it was just a bit of research I did. Most of the names in this video are suggestions of missing people from part 1. Unfortunately blocker was mentioned but I don’t think Landon was. Part 1 is a much better version in the fact it has much bigger names
I liked the video, but not convinced they are all accurate. Still interesting.
Thanks. You are welcome to discuss with me
Hopefully this stacks up to the first one 😉👍 Enjoy and God bless 🙏🏼
Hopefully Mike 🤞🏼
@@DataWatch. 🙏🏼😎
Jimmy Stewart, Gary Cooper? Roy Rogers. I missed them?
You seen part 1? I did explain no one Is repeated at the start. Never heard of rogers though don’t think he’s there
Is basehart 5ft 9, Seemed about the same height as Peter Falk, on one episode of Columbo
I’d say at best, prob little under
I can't see how Jackie Gleason was taller then Art Carney.
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Looks it to me
You missed a few. Humphrey Bogart at 6 foot exactly and of course Marrion Wayne Morrison aka John "Duke" Wayne at a TRUE 6 foot 4 1/4 inches on his union card, and Mickey Rooney at 5 foot 4 1/2 inches, and Lon Chaney Jr. was 6 foot 4 inches on his draft board ID and his Actor's Equity Card and was easily 8 inches taller than Burgess Meredith at 5 foot 6 inches in "Of Mice and Men" (1939), Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and Jr. both just a bit over 6 foot with Sr. pushing 6'2", Silent Cowboy Star and friend of my cousin Wyatt Earp, Tom Mix at 5 foot 11 1/2 inches, and the TALLEST actor with an Equity Card Silent star Harrison Ford (yes, they "recycled" his name!) at 6 feet 8 inches! There was a French silent actor at 7 feet+ before WWI. He was one of the first actors they built sets "around". They put a "trough" in the floor for him to stand in while normal sized people stood on the set floor-remarkable for the time.
You’ve got some of those heights way off! Harrison ford is totally ineligible because of the date criteria I set. Have you read the pinned comment? Many of those guys are in part 1….
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Bogie was no where near 6 feet tall five foot 8 is pushing it.
@@ronmailloux8655 lol
In the "tall section" professional actors were omitted ( not athletes who became actors): Jeff Goldblum (1.94 cm), Christopher Lee (1.96 cm), James Cromwell (2.01 cm)
I agree abt Audie Murphy! He is one of our greatest heroes. He proves that a person does not hv 2B tall 2BA Giant.😊
Well said
How come Woody Allen, Roman Polansky, Johnny Carson, Bill Cosby, Bob Hope, Robert Blake aren't mentioned?
Dunno some. Some are in part 1. You not read the intro?
I have seen some of them as a little girl in cinemas showing old films or on TV they influenced me
Nice 😊
Lee Van Cleef
He made it this time 🤦🏻
Why would you put Joe Besser in?
@@4EyedAnimation why not! Think someone asked for him after part 1 if I remember correctly
Whoever does these videos make your lettering bigger!
Well after 12 million views this is the first time I’ve had a comment of this nature. It’s in tune with the classic theme
My biggest surprises: The 3 Stooges and Robert Conrad. I thought they were much taller
Haha lol
There is no way Tyrone Power was 5'11". Even in his biography, a studio assistant said he was no taller than 5'8".
I’ll believe my research over something an assistant said 90 years ago
I have noticed that several of your height stats are wrong
They are not wrong, they are my opinions. I spend lots of time researching everyone and I think some are falsely listed
Audie Murphy, only 5 foot 6 inches, but the biggest man in the whole bunch! If you see this man walking, you better step aside. Many men didn't and many men died! And that's a fact!
Well said. I’ve not seen his films but know a lot about him just through my comment sections alone 👏
@@DataWatch. He was awarded the Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, two Silver Stars, the Legion of Merit, Two Bronze Stars, three Purple Hearts, French Legion of Honor, French Crois de Guerre, French Crois de Guerre with Palm, and the Belgian Crois de Guerre with Palm
, among other awards.
@@jameslackiejr5913 impressive
Is 5'9(175 cm) short for a man nowadays?
I'm 5'9½(176.5cm) and I feel slightly below average tbh
I feel kinda short compared to most youngsters
It bugs me a lot
I only wish I were roughly 5'10(178 cm)
So that I'd feel average
5'10 seems to be the average male height nowadays
Depends where you are. I’m 5’8 never been called short
Bee Gees: "Size isn't everything".
Totally agree! It wasn’t meant to be a popularity video lol
The big number who were exactly 6ft makes me suspect that the perfect height for a Hollywood leading man is just less than 6th, with little enough in it for people to to be able to claim you're 6 ft.
Of course anyone who’s close enough will claim to be. I probably would
You forgot Clint Walker. Thank you.
I didn’t. Please read the pinned comment. There is a part 1 with different guys and he’s at the end of that. Thanks anyway
Supongo que en la parte 1 figuran Gary Cooper, Gregory Pec, Gary Grant, Glen For y Antoni Quin?
All those guys are in part 1. This is part 2 which is a different list like I explained in the intro, pinned comment and description
Got all the Stooges (whom I Love) but no Brando or Dean 🤔
They are in part 1, I explained this right at the start
@@DataWatch. hey thanks my friend. Subbed 👍
@@TheCelebrityjuicer i appreciate you
What about Alan Ladd ? Had to stand on a box with his leading ladies
@@MrMelmott I’m sure he’s in part 1. This is a part 2
Was waiting for James Arnes
He’s in part 1. You not read the description or pinned comment?
Never get in a cage match with Audie Murphy
Haha lol
Don’t think anyone on our high school basketball team (‘65) was over 5’10”
Still tall for a lady
@DataWatch Guys! Girls didn’t have teams yet. Or were you pulling my leg?
@@marilyntaylor9577 am I pulling your leg? I guessed your name was Marilyn and you said our basketball team. I know ladies play netball but I assumed they played basketball sorry. I find it quite tough to believe nobody in a men’s team was not over 5’10 but that’s the way it goes I guess
@@DataWatch. it was 1965, but then I’m 5’2” what do I know about tall?
@@marilyntaylor9577 ah. Did you get that earlier stat?
Too many I've never heard of and you missed a lot of famous ones like Clint Eastwood and James Garner.
Did you not read the introduction? These are missing guys from part 1. Watch that before making this type of comment 🤦🏻
Kris wasn't a classic hollywood actor though. Didn't list Chuck Connors or James Arness John Wayne.
They are all in part 1, this is part 2
thanks
No. Thank you 🙏
I like the stooges
But were they really classic actors??
I suppose you could argue. People asked for them after I left them out of part 1 for that exact reason 🤷
How about Chuck Conners at 6'5" and James Arness at 6'7"?
They are in part 1. I explained in the intro to the video. And the pinned comment and description
At 5-11, I don't feel so short now.
Lol
Thought Walter Brennan was short
I can’t even remember what I listed him. I’ve had a sleep since researching this 😆
@@DataWatch. 6 foot I think
@@AnthropoidOne ok. I just researched this video based on suggestions from part 1 and guys I missed
John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, Charlie Chaplin?
Part 1. This is all explained right at the start of this video
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You left at William Shatner, Stallon, and John Wayne.
Shatner is there, Stallone ineligible. Wayne is in part 1, read the pinned comment
Did I miss John Wayne? 6'4"
You did. Read the pinned comment
I think the tallest actor was Richard Kiel who play's Jaws in James Bond movie.. I think he was around 7'2'' something like that..
He’s in part 1 with the other big names
@@DataWatch. Oh, I didn't even knew you had part 1 lol
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JAMES ARNESS, PETER GRAVES brother was 6'8
Arness is in part 1. Read the pinned comment
Is sleeping without a pillow harmful to one's spine? Can it make you shrink at the age of 20?
Honestly I dunno 🤷
Errol Flynn was 6 -2. He looked actually taller than Gig Young in the movie "escape me never"
It’s definitely subjective. He claimed 6’2 but didn’t look 6’2 next to 6’2 guys. Think celeb heights have him at 6’1 and a quarter, which I think is generous
Thought Flynn was a legitimate 6’2” ????
@@johnwadd8412 like I say you could argue, but not for me
Dustin Hoffman's childhood nickname was Dustbin.
Was it? 😄
I read somewhere that it was--but a put-down by other kids, not really a nickname.@@DataWatch.
@@bobbybob3865 ah ok
Where is John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart?
Part 1. Read the pinned comment
In the cematary.
@@thewomble1509 🤦🏻
Compared to me just about 5'6", there's some big guys there.
Very true
Audie Murphy was the toughest, William Holden the most handsome.
😄
What about Liam Neeson? He’s 6’7! Isn’t the big Irishman good enough? He’s in lots of American movies …
6’4 and not a classic actor. All the actors were born before 1940 in the classic series
@@DataWatch. His bio said he’s 6’7. Bad info?
@@Momcat_maggiefelinefan m.imdb.com/name/nm0000553/
@@Momcat_maggiefelinefan www.celebheights.com/s/Liam-Neeson-64.html
IMDb says 6’3.5 celebheights 6’4. The forum thinks 6’4 and that’s what I think. I’ve never seen 6’7 anywhere and am pretty sure that’s false
James West was only 5'6"????? Glad I didn't know that back then....
I don’t even remember putting him in 🤣
@@DataWatch. LOL - Robert Conrad - my hero when I was 10 y.o.
@@williamdejeffrio9701 I have watched him in something when I was younger but I can’t remember what it was
There are a number of actors taller than the tallest example in the video; they are not shown.......
Like? Please don’t name loads of guys from part 1 🤦🏻