What was Shelley Winters' Height?

Shelley Winters, standing at an exact 5ft 4 (162.6 cm), brought a petite powerhouse presence to Hollywood screens across seven decades, her compact stature amplifying her bold, larger-than-life performances.

• In Winchester '73 (1950), her 5ft 4 frame fueled the fiery intensity of Lola Manners, marking her breakout as a dramatic force.
• Her height perfectly suited the vulnerable matriarch in The Diary of Anne Frank (1959), earning her a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for a role where stature underscored maternal resilience.
• As the tragic Charlotte Haze in Lolita (1962), Winters's 162.6 cm height added poignant physical contrast to her emotional depth.
• She clinched a second Oscar for A Patch of Blue (1965), her diminutive build enhancing the blind mother's gritty protectiveness.
• In disaster epic The Poseidon Adventure (1972), her 5ft 4 agility shone in survival scenes, cementing her versatile legacy.

Inducted into the St. Louis Walk of Fame, Winters's height defined her as Hollywood's unforgettably feisty icon.