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I prepared a lengthy list some time ago (which I strive to keep up to date) of tall and small female performers (mostly american).
The references/links are to their IAFD filmographies:

It's amazing, the oddities of perspective: I've enjoyed watching
Kerry Kravin many times and I've never thought of her as
particularly tall.
Six-four? Good grief.....

IAFD lists the late Chanel Price as being 6?4", but she was no more than 6?2"...

A new tall porn actress is the Russian model Nastya (told to be at 1.86) who appears in Gangland 66 as Shelly:

http://www.stooorage.com/show/46/54373_sc2-shelly_s.jpg

Lauren Phoenix is around 5' 10, Debi Diamond 6 foot or thereabouts, Porsche Lynn 5'11ish.

I think we need a new rule on this forum: "Please post measurements in metric system". Guessing what all these feet and inches may mean is great brain gymnastics though!

Bad Samaritan wrote [slightly edited!!]:
> I think we need a new rule on this forum: "Please post
> measurements in imperial system". Guessing what all these metres
> and centimetres may mean is great brain gymnastics though!

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My list (which I provided link to in my March 15 post) culled from IAFD and other sources provides height in both systems.
Diamond, Phoenix and Lynn (mentioned by Sam) are listed there.

From Anthony Burgess' "1985":
"....[in Britain there] hadn't as yet been any official proposal
to replace the traditional units with the Cartesian abstractions
of France. .... Inches and feet and yards were too much based
on thumbs and limbs to be acceptable in a truly rational world".

And he has this to say about the old UK coinage:
"....the whole point of the traditional system was that it sprang
out of empirical common sense, not abstract rationality. You
could divide by any number- 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. If you try
to divide by 3 now you get a recurring decimal. .... You added a
shilling to a pound and that gave you a guinea. A seventh of a
guinea was three shillings. A ninth of a guinea was two shillings
and fourpence, or a Malaysian dollar".


I was trained as a scientist and appreciate the virtues of the
metric system, but I do miss the individuality of the old system-
and almost all kids of my generation were able to do really quite
complicated calculations with it, in their heads.

Nastya is listed as Abbey at Eurobabeindex after the alias she used for No Rest Network websites.