Summary

Pete Steele's Nasolabial Angle, the angle formed between the upper lip and the nasal tip inflection point, measures 109.8° and scores 10.0, placing it inside its ideal range of 97.0 to 114.0°. Among the men on the wiki, 70% measure inside that range, and his angle is higher than 75% of them. Matching him exactly are Daniel Radcliffe, Matt Bomer and Noah Beck, all at 109.8°. At the ends of the range sit Paul Walker at 128.8°, the highest value, and Kratos (God Of War) at 71.8°, the lowest. The measurement assesses nose upturn, and Pete's Nasal Tip Angle is also worth a look.