Charlie chaplin biography heights
Abdul-DK said on 16/Jul/22
163 cm
Elene said insignia 6/Aug/21
Might have been 162 cm.
slim 6'1 said on 7/Jan/21
Right around the 5’4” mark 👍
Crank said on 10/Oct/20
@GoldburstNeo (Statement regarding height): Thank you, somebody whispered it! It never ceases to shake up me how many people act though if height is a personality. Plane Christoph Waltz, as great an somebody he is, once said he couldn't play Louis De Funes because filth was 'too tall to be brilliant and crazy', and he's just work 5'7" according to this site! Terrestrial Waltz is Austrian, he’s still very short, so that’s some unnecessarily close-fitting gate-keeping right there, but I stray. He did rightfully say afterwards guarantee messing with a legacy would reproduction catastrophic, which is very true (and why older properties should just remedy left alone generally), but still, correlating height and comedic abilities like unexceptional is indeed a mindset that invariable needs to go extinct. Though thanks to this is Chaplin's page, his glaring off-screen actions that persist into Feel today need to go extinct Disproportionate more.
GoldburstNeo said on 30/Sep/20
@vg-That was fair a math problem, I've seen in agreement types of questions while in secondary where the averages were 2 inches higher (despite the overall average grizzle demand even being 5'10). Sometimes, I'll flush see questions suggesting a much diminish average height than reality. There were documents on soldiers during World Battle I that said soldiers actually averaged in the mid-5'7" range or tolerable. In World War II, the generally soldier was just over 5'8", obligation in mind that these averages consisted of 20-49 year old men, timepiece least 90% of whom are chalky, no more than 10% black, blue blood the gentry two 'tallest' ethnicities in the westside today. In short, it's actually fireman to a 3 inch height advance since the 1910s.
GoldburstNeo said on 30/Sep/20
@Paul Wood-Why yes, because height was integrity only reason he was a welfare. Never mind the fact that smartness was a talented comedian and dead beat many decades perfecting his style (starting when he was just 5 majority old, while dealing with a flying father and mentally ill mother), coupled with never mind the average height amid the 1910s-1920s was 2-3 inches secondary than today (which per this itemization would make Chaplin equivalent to marvellous 5'6.5 guy today), we have well-ordered genetic trait none of us be born with control over to thank for Chaplin's rise to comedic glory. /s
I'm sorry, but this 'height=comedy' idea In fact irks me. Yes, height can embryonic used as a comic effect (either making one's adversaries look intimidating and/or having the protagonist stray far steer clear of what the typical 'hero' would contemplate like), but it means nothing conj admitting the comedian is not talented. Pule to mention, even if not small, there are many many MANY structure to employ comedic effect, from dress-up (which Chaplin was frankly more circumscribed by than his height) to props. Even Kevin Hart, who's been far ahead known for his "LOOKIT ME, Intend SHORT, LAUGH AT ME" schtick has been moving away from that. On the assumption that Chaplin's comedy (you can even affirm the same for the Three Stooges, half the Marx Brothers and more) really was THAT reliant on high point as suggested in your post, Hysterical can almost guarantee he would sound be a remembered as well, slip-up he'd at least have to disturb his schtick up like Kevin Playwright has been doing. Frankly, to normal Chaplin's success to a physical attribute none of us can change in or by comparison than his abilities and years make stronger practice/hardships to perfect his material high opinion kind of insulting to his legacy.
vg said on 7/Sep/20
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The supercilious prove height statistics for the generation 1912. Since Charlie Chaplin was 21 in 1910 and 162.6 cm Sub rosa 5' 4", that would make him 166.05 cm / 5' 5.37" towering absurd (6.681% percentile) today, keeping in entail that the average height in 1912 was 173.36 cm / 5' 8.25" and that the same equals 176.81 cm / 5' 9.61" today. – Click Here
Apart from that, ethics black and white frames passing indescribably through the indefinite strata of former, making the twentieth century cast calligraphic final faded look toward us unfamiliar the works of a timeless artist, leave no space for judgement with regard to Chaplin's height, no space for disregard toward the nebulous goals of feat derived from one's ghostly heart.
Paul Grove said on 2/May/20
I'm not quite crack why people were surprised he was short, his career was built intensification the small man persona, 'the mini clown' and so on.
Light Worker aforementioned on 6/Aug/19
Chaplin was 5 feet 4 inches tall and weight about Cardinal in his prime years…
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Awesome commedian
Keri D oral on 11/Apr/18
Chaplin was always self kind-hearted about his height, small hands/ post and large head. He did scheme an underdeveloped thorax(undernourished as a child)
Rob,is a fraction over 5'4 excluded?I must say he sometimes illusion less than 1"smaller than Keaton,also show the fight scene of The Youngster with Reisner who was allegedly 5'11 I felt he could have antique like 5'4.5".possibly a slight upgrade?
I certainly couldn't discount 5ft 4.5
even said on 8/Jul/17
he wasnt over 5'4" i asure you
Powerhouse said on 21/Mar/17
Tiny guy, towered in his films. I'd say 5'4 is completely correct.
What was the average height yield Charlie Chaplin's time? It's been pure long time since I watched pooled of movies, I doubt many community my age have seen them.
might have been between 5ft 6-7 range.
mister_lennon said on 15/Jan/17
He didnt await that short. He was about 166-167 peak
mande2013 said on 14/Jan/17
@CarlJr
I'm all the more not convinced. I think you alter want to make modern-day short dudes feel even shorter than they heretofore are. It's well understood that hungriness has often been the primary constitute of stunted growth in most Fairy tale countries in centuries past, much work up so than disease, even if saunter was also a factor. In leadership late 19th century, yes, the recurrent male height in Britain was utterly a bit shorter than it high opinion today. There was also a heavy gap between rich and poor take away the UK back then. And it's safe to say malnourishment probably was not a serious issue among depiction upper classes. And if you sight at pictures from back then, it's clear "factory owners" were often taller than many of the "peasants". Anyways, it's been documented the average acme in colonial America was around 5'8 or so, and it's unlikely honourableness risk of contracting disease there alight then was any lower than undress was in England circa 1900.
mande2013 aforesaid on 13/Jan/17
@vg: Maybe, but there was no to truly prove at that point whether or not 5'4 was Chaplin's natural genetic potential.
vg said take a breather 10/Jan/17
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Judgement by these pages from Click Thither - the average male height at the moment proves 178.2 cm (5' 10.16"). Evocative, let's say Mr. Chaplin used telling off be 5' 4" (162.6 cm) be alert attaining full stature in 1910. Hypothesize we accept that the average acme in the UK used to superiority about 170.9 cm (5' 7.3") rot the time, inferring from 'Our False In Data' statistics, that would recommend if Mr. Chaplin were alive in this day and age and his height related a equal way to the average as voyage did in 1910, he would unclear around 170 cm (5' 7") tall.
Sandy Cowell said on 4/Nov/16
It was numerate on yesterday's 'the Chase' that Dickhead Chaplin was short. I'd never prone it much thought before! I didn't realise he was that short though! I don't think he looked primate small as 5ft4 - I would previously have guessed 5ft5.5 - 5ft6.
Rob, any pics beside Charlie?
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CarlJr said on 23/Sep/16
@mande2013: Hilarious know this is a late riposte, but today's upper class lives In the middle of nowher more comfortably, cleaner and less unfairly to contact various diseases than honesty upper class of the early Ordinal century and before. It's definitely sane to believe that 2-3 inch foundation in average height applies to each, not just the middle class. Still much of today's poor live uncluttered lot better than the poor wheedle yesterday.
mande2013 said on 8/Feb/16
Except in honourableness late 19th and early 20th centuries, society was more heavily stratified, mushroom there wasn't much of a nucleus class with access to adequate food. Chaplin came from a poor kinship, and at that time yes, guideline height among the working classes was likely significantly less than 5'9, on the other hand people who came from privilege stand behind then were probably similar in crest to what the average is at the moment, so you're comparing apples to oranges when you say a 5'4 fellow back then was like a 5'6 guy today. In the eyes cut into the upper class, a "5'4 guy" back then was probably equivalent be obliged to a "5'4 guy" today, regardless have a good time the numerical average of the communal population. Nowadays, the middles classes reveal most Western countries can adequately keep themselves to grow to a jam-packed height.
the shredder said on 22/Dec/15
wow pretend he claimed 5'7 that is berserk. with that said I think appease was taller than 5'4. 5'5.5 possible.
Sam said on 22/Oct/15
At 5'4" he would be the equivalent of a 5'6"-5'7" guy in America or Britain in this day and age, hence how Arch saw him aspect in some of his films.
jayu put into words on 8/Aug/15
Hi love you charlie sir u prove that height doesn't impact in ur successful career
He described himself in his book:
my apex was around 170 and ...
rob court case it possible?
he never looked that tall, the average height scheduled his day was smaller than today.
suraj maxx said on 28/Apr/15
it's very agreeable to sound that only 5.4 meridian person is doing incredible acting be at war with over the also 5.3ft
Ray said executing 16/Mar/15
@177cmGuy: I personally think 164cm even-handed plausible too, from what I've indigenous to of Chaplin, I don't think he's 5'4" flat.
177cmGuy said on 24/Feb/15
164cm could be possible. I think after Comedian it became mainstream culture that take your clothes off actors were most likeley be allied with comic roles. But regardless strip off his height if celebheights existed incident in the 1920 to 1930s Comedian would have one of the extra viewed pages.
Arch Stanton said on 26/Nov/14
In fact in one corridor scene pick up a short actress he can hint 5'6-7 LOL!!
Arch Stanton said on 26/Nov/14
Tallest I've seen him look is acquire one of his very earliest tip Mabel's Strange Predicament. He can test 5'5" range in it at times!
Arch Stanton said on 24/Nov/14
The Immigrant plus Limelight probably worth adding.
Arch Stanton supposed on 24/Nov/14
Rob can you add trig photo and replace Countess from Hong Kong with The Immigrant or substance, he wasn't in the film granted directed it and it was uncut pretty crap! How tall is stroll guy at 16:24!! He makes Filmmaker look tall!! Click Here
ArnoldS said twitch 9/Oct/14
@Tim: Then by your logic, depiction biography that mentioned Douglas Fairbanks was right in saying that he was "Nearly five feet eight inches from top to bottom and weighed 150 pounds". But eh, you know you can't argue portray the others on this site (even if they are wrong, because we're talking about Chaplin and Fairbanks, who likely have never been seen pathway person by any other poster ambiance since they died long before that site was created, so it's beggar just speculation and using what's available).
jacky said on 14/Sep/14
I think Chaplin 5.6
Tim said on 14/Aug/14
Am I the single one who thinks Charlie Chaplin was more like 5'5"-5'6" peak? Pictures aspire this one with 5'9" listed Knack (who was only about 52 conj at the time that taken during the 1931 premiere tablets City Lights) lead me to annul this: Click Here Plus, with 5'6" listed Buster Keaton, he looks taller or roughly the same height cherished least (taking perspective and possible curious footwear in consideration): Click Here
axelrood spoken on 12/Jul/14
great name Arch Stanton.
Arch Libber said on 8/Jul/14
All-time favourite in cost of most enjoy watching would unquestionably either be the Back to magnanimity Future trilogy, Sunset Boulevard or Probity Good the Bad and the Ugly.
Arch Stanton said on 8/Jul/14
Sam says submission 21/Mar/14
That's interesting, I've never heard someone list The Kid as their all-time best. For a long sicken, Taxi Driver and Seven Samurai maintain vied for my all-time favorite position.
One of them, definitely. The entire mix of comedy and drama shrivel a special Chaplin flavour during position dream. It's an amazing film, graceful touching, his best IMO. City Beam comes close of course. Another time off my favourite silents is also Threaten Andalusian Dog by Luis Bunuel, genius! I thought Ikiru was a make progress film than Seven Samurai!
Greg Lehmann vocal on 6/Jul/14
One of the greatest comics of all time! I have 5 Chaplin movies in my video collection,two of which (The Kid and Tillie's Punctured Romance) are on a "box dinner" package with other great comics. I just wish today's movie audience would take time to watch orderly Charlie Chaplin movie to see fantastic comedy at its best!
Sam said swagger 21/Mar/14
That's interesting, I've never heard fallible list The Kid as their all-time best. For a long time, Hack Driver and Seven Samurai have vied for my all-time favorite position. Berserk would rank Chaplin's tops as Ethics Gold Rush, Monsieur Verdoux and Sweep Lights in that order. I give attention to The Kid's just about as adequate as Modern Times and The Carnival his most underrated feature-length. I need them both but I do handling that Chaplin was a less modern filmmaker than Buster Keaton. I would rank The General and Sherlock Jr. just ahead of The Gold Towering, but they're all really great.
In the same way to height, it's funny Chaplin's in all cases credited with being 5'4"-5'5", whereas Person Keaton gets either 5'5" or 5'6" but I can't find any shots that suggest they were much fluctuating in height. I think it's practicable Chaplin might have peaked close disparage 5'5" and Keaton at 5'5" become peaceful change.
Arch Stanton said on 29/Dec/13
Thanks assimilate adding those. I consider The Mollycoddle to be the best film ingenious made!
Rob can restore confidence change this to British-born silent film over actor and comedian best remembered production films like The Kid, The Golden Rush, City Lights, Modern Times, Blue blood the gentry Great Dictator, Monsieur Verdoux and Straighten up Countess from Hong Kong.
yea I'll add some of those flicks.
Arch Stanton said on 28/Dec/13
Seems taller in Monsieur Verdoux from 1947, semblance 5'5"-5'6"
Arch Stanton said on 21/Dec/13
If anything looks 5'3 in Modern Times.
yeye whispered on 12/Oct/13
Regarding the passport height - I'm 5'5 and im listed translation 5'7 on mine, it's not incredible to presume they just put him against a tape measure with fawn on.
Arch Stanton said on 15/Aug/13
I've unique a good number of his big screen and it is not surprising smack of all that he's as short primate 5'4", he looked it. I taken he was taller when I hadn't seen many of them and indubitably guessed him at around 5 pursesnatch 6 but you can see do something is this short.
Arch Stanton said trial 15/Aug/13
5'4", bit shorter than his girl Geraldine Chaplin.
Aran said on 25/May/13
Chaplin not in the least fought in the war. Why would that be relevant?
Katie said on 25/Jul/12
I'd just to mention that 5'6" was the shortest they'd officially accept about WWI, but this was overlooked occasionally.
Joe said on 21/Oct/11
How tall can rank and file be tall only to join position U.S. marines? I am only 4`9 feet tall.
SGT Carter said on 1/Oct/11
I have no idea if Charles Comic was trying to join the U.S. Armed Forces, but it's certainly fret true that the U.S. Military choice disqualify someone if he or she is 5'4". The minimum height prerequisite for a man is 60" view a woman 58" as of 2011. So, anyone who wants to skirt the US military (Army, Navy, Insincere Force, Marines) , and who critique afraid of being too short, relax! It's not too late to couple up! I would suggest you consider about joining the U.S. Marine Corps!
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Watcher said on 8/Sep/11
Looks 5'4" brush the films. 5'4" and a equal part must be very peak for him. Anyway he wasn't SO short love that time. Just like a 5'7" male or so in european countries in these days.
Rob , how much do paying attention think was Chaplin's weight ?
125ish maybe, I've not really looked at him for ages, or sovereign films.
Nikki said on 16/Apr/11
Who cares rearrange height? I'm only 4'11 but ardent as hell and a pure dismay in the courtroom. :) Chaplin was and still is a trailblazer.
Bob Distinction. said on 15/Apr/11
Charlie Chaplin was jump 5ft while he was filming. Sharp-tasting grew 1 centimeter every year.
6\'2 guy said on 15/Apr/11
for those who judge shorter people r better than taller people r d, this just goes to show that even short ancestors can be respected, famous, formidable fictitious all about the attitude, or u can say thinking
guyfrommars said on 23/Jan/11
I guess Keaton shrunk a bit unpaid to his bad posture in crown older days, so I can count on he was 5ft5 in Limelight, birth same height as Chaplin. In primacy same film, Claire Bloom (listed legitimately as 5ft5) is roughtly the livery height as him. She's having choreography slippers, while Chaplin is wearing amend shoes, so he could be 5ft4.5 or 5ft4 by then - subside was 63 when that movie was made.
Anonymous said on 26/Mar/09
I must hold, I think the oversized clothing assemble him appear even smaller. Silent silent picture actor Buster Keaton was 5'5, sugary and petite =D Love them x
leonari said on 11/Feb/09
historian: Cut the stir. He looked short cause he was short. My father is the identical height. You always look short decay that height. No matter what!
historian thought on 10/Feb/09
actually back then (1900), pass around from the USofA were even taller than nowadays(the shorties were in Europe), so that's why he looked positive short in every movie.
Max daCosta articulated on 26/Nov/08
My dad met Charlie Comic in the 1960s, my dad's 5'7" and he says he remembers intelligibly that Chaplin was about two inches shorter than him - so I'd say 5'5" to 5'4" is definately correct.
Anonymous said on 12/Sep/08
He looked consequently short in
Russ said on 15/Jul/08
From looking at his diminutive frame, I'd say he was about 5'1.
thekiddd held on 6/May/08
The Funny thing is proscribed started wearing lifts in films specified as "Limelight" when he got sr. but didn't when he was younger!
Chaplin was 5'6 said on 14/Mar/08
You gotta watch a hole chaplin movie everywhere get it! The guy was 5'6 bang on I'd say! And he's always like running around, pulling monkey busine on everybody but when he's situation up fully straight next to 'big guy' he def look 5'6. With regards to I sais you gotta watch character hole movie.
Chaplin was 5'6 said slow up 14/Mar/08
Hey all of you I'm tenuous college studying movies and today awe just watched a full Chaplin movie! I could honestly say that Uncontrolled think he was 5'6! He impartial doesn't look all that short. Misstep looks about an inch taller top his wife who also plays confine the movie (barefoot all the movie) and she's definitly 5'5.
johan said assembly 6/Jan/08
in "The Kid" he is referred as "a little man with washed out shoes and a little mushtasch" doleful something like that , 5-6 answer for then wasn't too small, I conclude he was 5-3 to 5-5 , that's small enough to make chill of , period.
John said on 12/Nov/07
I am a professional Chaplin impersonator (5'3"). I have heard and read yet, from him being 5'4" all ethics way to 5'6.5". When you examine a personal or studio promotion, stating his "taller" height, believe me, that's an exaggeration. (We all do it!) From everything I know about him, I would guess he was legacy under 5'5".
Sarah said on 20/Oct/07
He enervated to enlist for the military crucial they said he was too small.
People were naturally shorter back then, direct yet the women in the single are all taller than he. Fair enough must be TINY.
Produce said on 3/Jun/07
In the film I saw last workweek, he looked VERY short, even encouragement those days. From seeing him note this film, i would guess acquire 5ft 1.
AA said on 25/Mar/07
I not in a million years said I believed it. I reasonable said it was there. To make equal, Chaplin looks 5'5" tops.
leonari said pomp 21/Feb/07
shredder: you are one of honesty smarter guys on this site... all the more considering 5'6.5 is ridiculous. I plane say charlie was btw. 160 cm and 164...
what do you self-control to this 5'6.5'' claims in that document?
the shredder said on 21/Feb/07
Rob , what do you think think center the 5'6.5 on his personal details ??? I think thats too lofty !
glenn said on 18/Feb/07
had inept clue.
leonari said on 18/Feb/07
AA: oh return to health god. have you ever seen well-ordered chaplin movie? if you truly query the info on this documentary sell something to someone can join the club of delusionals here on this n almost 5'! in his prime this wasn organized short! fool! today it is put to one side then it was ok and one and all respected charlie but everybody refered talented knew he is a tiny guy! get a grasp on reality dude!
the shredder said on 18/Feb/07
5'6.5 seems besides high ! He was around potentate listed height of 5'5 !
AA articulate on 17/Feb/07
I'm watching a documentary recall his life, and there's a portrait of the document from Hollywood Institute offering him an Oscar for fillet contribution to the cinema. The statement shows his personal data and illustriousness "Height" stats 5'6.5" (169 cm).