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How tall is Chris Hemsworth?
Chris Hemsworth: about 6 ft 3 in (1.905 meters), self-reported stature from GQ. The image is an illustrated likeness, not an authentic photograph.
≈ 1.905 m
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- GQ self-reported stature · about 6 ft 3 in · footwear not stated
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A little more perspective
In GQ’s video, Hemsworth estimates his height at about 6 feet 3 inches. He is responding to a 6-foot-2¾-inch listing, a quarter-inch difference. I retain his rounded self-report and its uncertainty. The video was released August 20, 2018.
Adult 2020s likeness in a plain gray T-shirt and blue jeans with flat sneakers; clothing details are interpretive. Illustrated likeness, not an authentic photograph or endorsement. The selected height controls the comparison; facial details, body proportions, clothing and footwear are interpretive, not separately measured. The source does not state whether footwear is included, so I apply no barefoot or shoe-height correction. Inch-to-meter conversion uses exactly 0.0254 meters per inch; extra decimal places do not increase the source’s precision. The review date is not a measurement date.
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Chris Hemsworth: about 6 ft 3 in (1.905 meters), self-reported stature from GQ. The image is an illustrated likeness, not an authentic photograph.
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