Compare the listed heights of Tom Cruise (170 cm) / Danny DeVito (147 cm) on one scale; the gap is 23 cm.
Listed height: Tom Cruise 170 cm. Range on this board: Danny DeVito 147 cm – Leonardo DiCaprio 183 cm (36 cm). These are reference values, not measurements made by this site.
Height source: Wikipedia
Leonardo DiCaprio is 8 cm (3.1 in) taller than Average Man, a gap of 4.6%. Leonardo DiCaprio is 13 cm (5.1 in) taller than Tom Cruise, a gap of 7.6%. Leonardo DiCaprio is 36 cm (14.2 in) taller than Danny DeVito, a gap of 24.5%. Average Man is 5 cm (2 in) taller than Tom Cruise, a gap of 2.9%. Average Man is 28 cm (11 in) taller than Danny DeVito, a gap of 19%. Tom Cruise is 23 cm (9.1 in) taller than Danny DeVito, a gap of 15.6%.
In our table of modelled mean heights at age 19 (NCD-RisC), 170 cm is above the average for men in 4 of the 27 countries. The nearest averages are India at 166.5 cm (3.5 cm or 1.4 in lower) and Mexico at 170.3 cm (0.3 cm or 0.1 in higher).
Real people with a profile here near this height: Lionel Messi (170 cm, ±0 cm), Narendra Modi (170 cm, ±0 cm), and Vladimir Putin (170 cm, ±0 cm).
Compare the listed heights on one scale and check the size of the gap.
Within this curated comparison group, listed heights range from Danny DeVito at 147 cm (4'9.9") to Leonardo DiCaprio at 183 cm (6'0"), an overall spread of 36.0 cm (14.2 inches). Tom Cruise's reference value is 170 cm (5'6.9"). The shared baseline makes these numerical gaps easier to compare without estimating them from a photograph.
Tom Cruise is listed here at 170 cm (5'6.9"), approximately 5 feet 6.9 inches. This selected comparison ranges from Danny DeVito at 147 cm (4'9.9") to Leonardo DiCaprio at 183 cm (6'0").
The tallest figure featured here is Leonardo DiCaprio at 183 cm (6'0"), and the shortest is Danny DeVito at 147 cm (4'9.9"). The net height difference between the two extreme endpoints is 36.0 cm (14.2 inches).
