Man Musings: Charlie Day

Last Saturday I saw Horrible Bosses. I've already discussed my love for Jason Bateman in detail.  So you guys know how I'm a sucker for funny men with boyish faces. I also am a big It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Thus, I'm a Charlie Day fan.  He was really funny (I thought) in Horrible Bosses. Adorably ridiculous, as per usual. Here are a few pictures that show why this Julia and Dr. Julia (Jen Aniston) in the movie, are both fans of this guy (or at least his characters).

He can look conventionally handsome too!

As a general rule, I'm against a short man in a hat since I think it emphasizes how close the hat is to the ground, and thus how short the man in between is. But I like this one, I think because it's light colored. But as a plus-size woman who doesn't like (mythical) people saying what I should and should not wear, who am I to begrudge a short man the world of haberdashery? I just will continue to strongly discourage it.

The picture above begs the question, how short is he? There don't seem to be any definitive numbers, the Internet's best guess is like 5'6"-ish. So he's short, comically so, but not the smallest man you'd ever see.  For comparison, here he is with Danny DeVito.

 One of my favorite jokes in Horrible Bosses was his Law & Order riff in the police station. Here he is on Law & Order:

Did I mention he's a triple threat: theatre, dance and music? 

 

Reality Check:

In real life, he is married to the actress that plays the unattainable Waitress on the show. Comedians, like rockstars, often have disproportionately (physically) attractive partners.

Here's a cameo they both did on Reno 911!: