Summary

Bitemporal Width measures the forehead's width against the full width of the face, which tells how balanced the upper face is. James Marsden records a value of 75.7% for this measurement, scoring 1.3, which places it below its ideal range of 86.5 to 92.5%. Among the men on the wiki, his figure sits among the lowest, with 45% of men measuring inside the ideal range. His value is close to those of Pete Steele at 76.2% and Paul Walker at 76.2%, and sits far below Stephen Curry at the highest end, at 95.4%. For his other upper-face proportions, see James's Midface Ratio and James's Cheekbone height.