Linda Lavin, standing at exactly 5ft 3 (160 cm), is an American actress and singer whose petite stature has amplified her dynamic on-screen presence and commanding performances.
- Best known for her iconic role as diner waitress Alice Hyatt in the long-running TV series Alice (1976-1985), where her 5ft 3 frame embodied a feisty, resilient character that resonated with audiences.
- Her compact height contributed to her versatile career, allowing her to portray spirited roles in Broadway productions and films, showcasing larger-than-life energy.
- In 1997, she founded The Linda Lavin Arts Foundation in Wilmington to advance performing and visual arts, with her stature symbolizing approachable advocacy for arts education.