Ann Sothern's Height
5ft 1 ½ (156.2 cm)
American actress best remembered for roles in films such as A Letter to Three Wives, the Maisie series of movies, The Whales of August, Cry Havoc, Nancy Goes to Rio and Kid Millions. In a 1937 article it described her publicised height as 5ft 1.5, with a weight of 112 pounds. Her vital statistics were given as Waist 26.5 inches, Bust 35 inches, Hips 36 inches and Shoe Size 5A.
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Average Guess (2 Votes)
5ft 1.5in (156.2cm)
5ft 1.5in (156.2cm)
Len Blake said on 30/Apr/22
She towered over 15 year old actor R.Ellis by a foot,
in 1948 movie The Tynes.
She towered over 15 year old actor R.Ellis by a foot,
in 1948 movie The Tynes.
Harry the Hat said on 28/Jun/17
In the 1950's I tuned in to Ann's television show, Private Secretary, every week, not so much for the show as to watch and listen to Ann Sothern. My father used to kid me by saying, She is old enough to be your mother", and my reply was always, "So?" What a gal.
In the 1950's I tuned in to Ann's television show, Private Secretary, every week, not so much for the show as to watch and listen to Ann Sothern. My father used to kid me by saying, She is old enough to be your mother", and my reply was always, "So?" What a gal.
king said on 11/Mar/15
she also stared in the ann souithern show in the 1950's.
she also stared in the ann souithern show in the 1950's.
Arch Stanton said on 29/Nov/14
Nice one. Weak 5'2" seems about right.
Nice one. Weak 5'2" seems about right.
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