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Why were manlets so popular in the 80s?
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cheaper because they need less film to film them
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>>217191025
back then that wasn't considered that short, women's standards have just exploded.
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>>217191052
This
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Caring about guy's height is kind of gay, you've internalized women's preferences. Next you'll be going on about their dick sizes.
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>>217191135
>6'1"
heath ledger
keanu reeves
robert pattinson
john cena
alan rickman
harrison ford
henry cavill
bradley cooper
denzel washington
channing tatum
jon favreau
kevin costner
matthew gray gubler (reed)
>6'2"
sam jackson
john candy
idris elba
ryan reynolds
chris pratt
hugh jackman
jim carrey
bill murray
>6'3"
michael shannon (looks way taller)
will ferrell
chris hemsworth
john krasinki
liam hemsworth
matthew modine
sacha baron cohen
>6'4"
clint eastwood
sinbad
bob saget
john lithgow
tom selleck
steven seagal
snoop dogg
jason segel
chevy chase
donald sutherland
liam neeson
jeff goldblum
joel mchale
jason momoa
alexander skardgard
daniel stern
>6'5"
tim robbins
fred gwynne
rock hudson
dwayne "the rock" johnson
dolph lundgren
john cleese
michael clarke duncan
tyler perry
stephen fry
armie hammer
james avery
christopher lee
>6'6"
penn jillette
fred thompson
james cromwell
rory mccann
>6'7"
steve merchant
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>>217191025
They thought they would grow taller with time. Cruise has infinite charisma though so it doesn't matter that he's tiny.
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>>217191025
It started in the 70s with The Graduate
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>>217191052
I'm sure we all know the scene from star wars in which 5'9" Mark Hamil is made fun of for being short.
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>>217191579
He's 5'7
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>>217191135
manlet detected
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>>217191614
My bad, I'm more used to metric.
Still, the point stands.
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>>217191025
>80s
tom holland is shorter than tom cruise
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>>217191222
>6'5
>dwayne johnson
The guy on the left in pic related is 6'5. Always subtract 2-3 inches from the listed heights of male actors
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>>217191222
Is Reeves really 6'1"? I figured he's just 5'10"
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>>217191889
Athletes list their height as 2-3 inch taller than they actually are though
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>>217191910
Barkley was listed as 6'7 when he played and said in his book that he was actually 6'5
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>>217191683
it was a purposefully bitchy line, she's a literal fucking princess. who has higher standards than them? she still ends up with taller chad solo at the end
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>>217191025
>in the 80s
still are
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People with big heads have more screen presence, and small people tend to have large heads for their bodies

Viewer's eyes naturally gravitate towards bigger heads when watching movies. There's been studies on this
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>>217191025
You can make a guy look bigger on camera pretty easily. You should cast for looks and charisma with height being a secondary concern. Plus with shorter guys it is easier to fit both the guy and girl face in the frame.
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>>217191025
They didn’t have cameras so you couldn’t tell
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>>217191135
It’s insecurity, ie. short guys think about it. Also short guys criticizing short guys for making fun of other short guys
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>>217191051
fpbp
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>>217191025

Only short guy there is 5' 4". The other two are average height.
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>>217191025
The cameras weren’t as big back then



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