Summary

Bryan Cranston's Mandibular Plane Angle, which describes how steeply or flatly the lower jaw sits against the horizontal plane when viewed from the side, measures 15.2°, inside its ideal range of 15.0 to 22.0° and scoring 10.0. That angle is higher than 15% of the men on the wiki, and 50% of the men on the wiki measure inside the same ideal range. His closest matches are Evans Nikopoulos and Hernan Drago at 15.1°, and Sergi Cabrer at 15.3°, while KL Rahul sits at the highest value of 38.1° and Richard Ramirez at the lowest of 3.7°. For more on his jaw, see Bryan's Gonion to mouth line and Bryan's Ramus to Mandible Ratio, or view Bryan's full Harmony breakdown.