Male Celebrities Who Are 5'1" (155 cm) Tall

Moises Arias is an American actor who established himself after starting his career as a child artist. He is known for playing important roles in films like The Kings of Summer, The Wall of Mexico, and Monos. Moises Arias stirred up controversy in 2014 when pictures of him laying shirtless with the then-13-year-old Willow Smith surfaced.

Robert Clary is a French-American actor, artist, singer, author, and lecturer. He is known for his portrayal of Corporal Louis LeBeau in the American television sitcom, Hogan's Heroes. A Holocaust survivor, Clary often speaks about the perils faced by him during the Second World War. Robert Clary has also released a memoir titled From the Holocaust to Hogan's Heroes.

Ilias Kanchan is a Bangladeshi activist and actor. He is best known for winning the Bangladesh National Film Award under the Best Actor category for his performance in the 1986 movie Parineeta. A well-known road safety activist, Kanchan was honored by the Government of Bangladesh with the prestigious Ekushey Padak in 2018.

Game show contestant, consultant, and author, Ken Jennings, is best known for his record for the longest winning streak on the U.S. game show, Jeopardy! After being a contestant on the game show for years, he became a consultant producer on the show. He has written about his experiences as a highly successful game show consultant.

Pedro Alonso is a Spanish actor, artist, and writer. Alonso is best known for his portrayal of Berlin in the popular Spanish heist crime drama TV series Money Heist. His performance earned him the Award of the Spanish Actors Union in 2018. In 2018, GQ Turkey magazine named him International Star of the Year.

Hu Yaobang served as the Chinese Communist Party's general secretary from 1982 to 1987. Prior to his position as the general secretary, Hu served as the party's chairman from 1981 to 1982. Under Deng Xiaoping's leadership, Hu Yaobang rose to prominence and played a crucial role in the Boluan Fanzheng program, which was initiated by Deng.

Olympic gold medal-winning Chinese weightlifter Long Qingquan created history during the Rio Olympics, when he broke Halil Mutlu's Sydney 2000 world record of 305kg by lifting 307kg. He is also a former world champion and has had two silver wins and a bronze win at the World Championships, too.

David Bennent is a Swiss actor who made his film acting debut in 1979 with the controversial film The Tin Drum. The movie attracted criticisms as an 11-year-old Bennent was shown in sex scenes. Since then, Bennent has appeared in several other films such as Legend and Happy as Lazzaro. David Bennent has also appeared in plays like Michael Kramer.

Jonathan Horton is an American retired artistic gymnast who won a silver medal and a bronze medal at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. He also has two World Championship bronze medals under his belt. In 2008, Jonathan Horton was named USA Gymnastics Men's Athlete of the Year after his impressive performance in the Olympic Games.

The son of a Venetian souvenir vendor, Renato Brunetta taught himself classics as a young boy. Both an economist and a politician, he now serves as the Italian minister of public administration. He has also taught labor economics and has written for various newspapers and publications, including his journal Labour.

British YouTube star, designer, and filmmaker Finn Harries soared to fame with his YouTube channel, JacksGap, which featured him and his identical twin brother, Jack Harries, and their adventurous travel journeys. He now co-owns a studio. The brothers are sons of filmmakers Andy Harries and Rebecca Frayn.