Phil Morris Height
6ft ½ in (184.2 cm)
American Actor, known for roles in Smallville and Seinfeld. Visitor Tom pointed out in an October 1998 interview with the LA Times Phil saying his stats were: "175. 6-1 1/2." In 2020 on his imdbResume he listed his Weight as "190 lbs".
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Average Guess (14 Votes)
6ft 0.18in (183.3cm)
6ft 0.18in (183.3cm)
Progking184 said on 22/Nov/22
6'0.5, looks my height there. 6'1 1/2 is shoe height at least
6'0.5, looks my height there. 6'1 1/2 is shoe height at least
Sammy Derrick said on 4/Sep/17
In Smallville season 9 episode 11,he's listed as 6'7 and 256lbs!!!
He's character's stats were widely inflated... Click Here he looked dwarfed by Justin Hartley and Tom Welling...
In Smallville season 9 episode 11,he's listed as 6'7 and 256lbs!!!
He's character's stats were widely inflated... Click Here he looked dwarfed by Justin Hartley and Tom Welling...
Andrea said on 2/May/16
Exactly... I totally agree with you!
Exactly... I totally agree with you!
Andrea said on 1/May/16
Yeah, he doesn't really look over 6'0.5 in Smallville!
Look at him with Aaron: Click Here
He does look around an inch taller there but again you can't see the footwear and Aaron is a guy who wears converse in many scenes/occasions...
I think you can argue anywhere between 6' and 6'0.5 for this guy, certainly not anywhere near 6'1.5!
Tom can make him look not much more than 6' in some scenes...
Editor Rob
Yeah, he doesn't really look over 6'0.5 in Smallville!
Look at him with Aaron: Click Here
He does look around an inch taller there but again you can't see the footwear and Aaron is a guy who wears converse in many scenes/occasions...
I think you can argue anywhere between 6' and 6'0.5 for this guy, certainly not anywhere near 6'1.5!
Tom can make him look not much more than 6' in some scenes...
Editor Rob it is arguable as some scenes I would have said Welling was like 3 inches taller...but other times it didn't look that much, I would totally rule out his claim, it's far too much.
Andrea said on 30/Apr/16
He actually can look over 2 inches shorter than Tom, he certainly looks nearer 6' than 6'2! Rob, maybe 6'0.5 is a better shout? He looks at least 2 good inches shorter than him, in similar footwear...
Editor Rob
He actually can look over 2 inches shorter than Tom, he certainly looks nearer 6' than 6'2! Rob, maybe 6'0.5 is a better shout? He looks at least 2 good inches shorter than him, in similar footwear...
Editor Rob well I did just dig out an old episode and you know he can look sub 6ft 1, maybe he really was giving his shoe height.
Rampage(-_-_-)Clover said on 28/Apr/16
Rob, wasn't his own claim closer?
Editor Rob
Rob, wasn't his own claim closer?
Editor Rob he never looked that tall in Smallville.
Paleman said on 30/Mar/16
Looked 186-187cm tall next to Michael Richards on Seinfeld.
Looked 186-187cm tall next to Michael Richards on Seinfeld.
Rampage(-_-_-)Clover said on 24/Aug/13
187cm was closer.
187cm was closer.
Mr. R said on 27/Nov/11
This is accurate. I see Phil all over Hwood pretty frequently.
This is accurate. I see Phil all over Hwood pretty frequently.
Deacon said on 15/Nov/11
Actually, the "s" after the apostrophe is correct. When you're talking about the possessive of someone's last name who ends in "s," you can choose to add the extra "s" or not. So, in this case, both Morris' and Morris's are correct.
Actually, the "s" after the apostrophe is correct. When you're talking about the possessive of someone's last name who ends in "s," you can choose to add the extra "s" or not. So, in this case, both Morris' and Morris's are correct.
SAK said on 6/Nov/11
I always thought he was @least 6ft2. But yeah may b 6ft1.5 is closer to the truth.
I always thought he was @least 6ft2. But yeah may b 6ft1.5 is closer to the truth.
1.85 m, 83 kg said on 2/Nov/11
Rob, there is no 'S' after the apostrophe in "Phil Morris'".
Editor Rob
Rob, there is no 'S' after the apostrophe in "Phil Morris'".
Editor Rob I've not put any code to add apostrophes like that, it was always 'something I'll get around to' which I never did.
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