Summary

At the far end from Alfred Enoch, whose Submental Cervical Angle reaches 179.9°, Dick Van Dyke measures 128.4° on this contour between the neck and chin, scoring 1.9 for a value above its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0°. The angle is read as the contour between the neck and chin/jaw, where lower angles give a taut, defined jawline and obtuse angles suggest weakness. Among the men on the wiki, he stands higher than 80% of them, and only 15% measure inside the ideal range. His closest matches are David Robinson at 128.4° and Antoine Griezmann at 128.3°, while Alex Schlab sits at the lowest end, at 75.0°. See Dick's full Harmony breakdown for his other measurements.