Mike Mazurki's Height
6ft 4 ¾ (194.9 cm)
Austrian-American actor and wrestler best remembered for roles in films such as Murder, My Sweet, Some Like it Hot, The Devil's Henchman, Nightmare Alley, Ten Tall Men, Blood Alley, Cheyenne Autumn, Donovan's Reef and Dick Tracy (1945). In a 1944 news article it mentioned how he stood "Close to Six Feet Five and weighs 240 pounds."
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Average Guess (36 Votes)
6ft 4.76in (195cm)
6ft 4.76in (195cm)
logan said on 18/Jan/18
Around 6'4" 3/4 without shoes.
Around 6'4" 3/4 without shoes.
even said on 18/Jul/17
195 cm , 110 kg
195 cm , 110 kg
Sam said on 23/Jul/15
Weirdly from one shot to the next, Mazurki goes from looking 1.5 inches taller than Cooper to appx 2.5 inches taller, could be footwear but more likely is posture, angles and such. Don't often see Cooper towered over in his films!
Weirdly from one shot to the next, Mazurki goes from looking 1.5 inches taller than Cooper to appx 2.5 inches taller, could be footwear but more likely is posture, angles and such. Don't often see Cooper towered over in his films!
Sam said on 31/Mar/15
A bit surprised as I thought this guy would be a solid 6'5"...I wonder if he'd really be edged out if he stood off against Rory McCann, who actually looks a bit like him.
A bit surprised as I thought this guy would be a solid 6'5"...I wonder if he'd really be edged out if he stood off against Rory McCann, who actually looks a bit like him.
Shadow2 said on 5/Feb/15
Mike appeared in the final season of "Batman" when he was 60 years old, and was the same height as his fellow "henchman", 6' 5" Cliff Osmond. Cliff was nearly thirty years younger than Mike.
Mike appeared in the final season of "Batman" when he was 60 years old, and was the same height as his fellow "henchman", 6' 5" Cliff Osmond. Cliff was nearly thirty years younger than Mike.
Arch Stanton said on 2/Feb/15
OH, OK GONZALO, THANKS! BUT WHY THE CAP LOCKS?
OH, OK GONZALO, THANKS! BUT WHY THE CAP LOCKS?
Gonzalo said on 2/Feb/15
IN THE UNCONQUERED HE TOWERED OVER GARY COOPER. I GUESS HE WORE LIFTS IN THAT FILM TO LOOK EVEN MORE IMPOSING
IN THE UNCONQUERED HE TOWERED OVER GARY COOPER. I GUESS HE WORE LIFTS IN THAT FILM TO LOOK EVEN MORE IMPOSING
Chris said on 31/Jan/15
@Arch Stanton: 7'1" is essentially one of the 'outlier' heights being 5-6 standard deviations (depending on the era talked about) above the average. John Aasen is proof positive that these sort of 'outliers' height-wise existed well before recent decades. Given that, it still doesn't contradict the fact that in general, Mazurki's height isn't as uncommon today compared to several decades back.
@Arch Stanton: 7'1" is essentially one of the 'outlier' heights being 5-6 standard deviations (depending on the era talked about) above the average. John Aasen is proof positive that these sort of 'outliers' height-wise existed well before recent decades. Given that, it still doesn't contradict the fact that in general, Mazurki's height isn't as uncommon today compared to several decades back.
Arch Stanton said on 31/Jan/15
Chris you should check out 7'1 John Aasen in the 1920s!!
Chris you should check out 7'1 John Aasen in the 1920s!!
Arch Stanton said on 31/Jan/15
Rob can you add The Devil's Henchman, Nightmare Alley, Ten Tall Men, Blood Alley, Cheyenne Autumn and Donovan's Reef?
Rob can you add The Devil's Henchman, Nightmare Alley, Ten Tall Men, Blood Alley, Cheyenne Autumn and Donovan's Reef?
Arch Stanton said on 31/Jan/15
Thanks, yeah somewhere around that 6'5" mark genuinely looks right. Can you add The Devil's Henchman, Nightmare Alley, Ten Tall Men, Blood Alley, Cheyenne Autumn and Donovan's Reef?
Thanks, yeah somewhere around that 6'5" mark genuinely looks right. Can you add The Devil's Henchman, Nightmare Alley, Ten Tall Men, Blood Alley, Cheyenne Autumn and Donovan's Reef?
Chris said on 31/Jan/15
Wow, 6'4.75" for the 1940s is like seeing an American man 6'6.75 today, very tall (though to be fair the former height is still quite tall, but it's not as unheard of these days).
Wow, 6'4.75" for the 1940s is like seeing an American man 6'6.75 today, very tall (though to be fair the former height is still quite tall, but it's not as unheard of these days).
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