'Hell Bound'
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I don't remember Illya being tiny.
I remember first seeing McCallum in The Great Escape, and since they usually have him standing next to Richard Attenborough, he doesn't look unusually short there. It's just that, on NCIS, almost all of his co-stars are around the six foot mark, except for the actors who play Palmer and Ziva.
AMY!!!! Must fix. Seriously. Fix now.
I should figure out how old I was when it came out. I know it didn't interest me at all. And I don't think I could sit through two hours of Ralph Macchio now. I'm sorry!
How tall does he claim?
6', I think. But sites have him at 5'11", which is too short.
My favorite imdb height is Kevin Connolly claiming 5'7'' My mom actually is, so she was like "As if," But I still love the feisty little bastard.
Meeting actors usually gives me cognitive dissonance, because for some reason I think of myself as being short, and when the guys I thought would be significantly taller than me are not, it's weird.
If you're 6' in 4" heels, you're not short.
5'4 is average height for women, 5'9 for men. So if you're 5'8, Zen, the guys aren't going to be significantly taller.
Amy, Pat Morita is worth watching. And the relationship between the characters, of course. It's the role Macchio couldn't move beyond for a reason.
I like the original Karate Kid! Pat Morita totally makes the movie watchable--he's got such a quirky style as Mr. Miyagi, and the scene when he gets drunk while remembering his wife and child at the internment camp gets me every time.
It's the role Macchio couldn't move beyond for a reason.
Maybe Rozencrantz and Guildenstern Are Undead will be the start of his incredible comeback!
Oh, I know. My self-image is warped not only horizontally, but vertically.