Summary

The Mandibular Plane Angle describes how steep or flat the lower jaw sits against the horizontal plane when viewed from the side. Christoph Waltz measures 22.4° on this angle, scoring 9.8, a value just above its ideal range of 15.0 to 22.0°. That places him higher than 70% of the men on the wiki, while 55% of them measure inside the ideal range. His measurement sits level with Milo Ventimiglia and Ivan Zolo at 22.4°, and close to Val Kilmer at 22.5°. At the extremes, Tyler, the Creator records the highest value at 38.1°, and Jack Doherty the lowest at 1.0°. For a related jaw measure, see Christoph's Gonial Angle.