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Categories: Movie Posters, Promos and More, Movies and Film
Tagged as: Man in the Attic, Man in the Attic (1953), Man in the Attic posters, The Telltale Mind, The Visuals
The Telltale Mind 
Jack Palance really knew how to be menacing, his height probably helped.
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It definitely didn’t hurt.
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How tall was he?
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6’4
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That’s pretty tall, made him look very imposing.
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Agreed!
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I’m about 6 ft 2, but Palance really looked taller than his height.
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Depending on the role, I think that was the plan by the producers and casting directors. Much like Tom Cruise who is kind of short, he usually only surrounds himself by people that are shorter and/or uses a bit of camera trickery to make himself seem taller.
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You make a good point there. It always tends to be that leading men are taller than woman, though it’s fun when that’s flipped.
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