1. Verne Troyer
Actor Verne Troyer was born on January 1, 1969, in Michigan, USA. While his family members were all in good health, Verne was born with a height of only 81 cm. His career started gaining attention when he played a 9-month-old baby in the comedy film "Baby for a Walk." He became an A-list star with his role as Mini-Me in the movie "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery." Despite having very few lines, his endearing, childlike appearance and the humorous, yet sad nature of his character won over audiences. Verne also appeared in many well-known films such as "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" (2001), "The Love Guru" (2008), "The Grinch" (2000), and "Betting with the Devil" (2009).


2. Whoopi Goldberg
Caryn Elaine Johnson (born November 13, 1955), better known by her stage name Whoopi Goldberg, is an American actress, voice artist, comedian, writer, producer, author, singer, songwriter, DJ, television host, and political activist. She made history as the second African American woman to win an Academy Award (the first being Hattie McDaniel in "Gone with the Wind"), for her role as Oda Mae Brown, a quirky psychic who helps a murdered man (Patrick Swayze) save his girlfriend (Demi Moore) in the romantic fantasy film "Ghost" (1990). Despite her unconventional appearance—frizzy hair, a fuller figure, and an untraditional beauty—she made a lasting impression on audiences with her charming and humorous acting skills. Her talent is undeniable, as she has also taken on numerous other roles, such as co-producing the game show "Hollywood Squares" from 1998 to 2002 and hosting the daytime talk show "The View" since 2007.


3. Imoto Ayako
In Japan, a country known for its eccentric and quirky people, it’s not surprising that an unconventional star like Imoto Ayako has gained a loyal following. With her middle-parted hair, thick eyebrows, and crooked teeth, Imoto Ayako earned the title of the 'ugliest comedian' in Japan, as voted by the public. Despite her unconventional appearance, she has embraced this image both in her daily life and during her performances on game shows and comedy programs, often appearing in a messy, unkempt, and deliberately unflattering manner to entertain her fans and keep them laughing.


4. Hieu Hien
Hieu Hien is a well-known actor among Vietnamese TV audiences, having appeared in numerous popular films such as "Long-Legged Girls," "Suddenly Want to Cry," "The Soul of Truong Ba," and "The Happy House," along with countless comedy skits. Inherited with artistic talent from his mother, Artist Kim Long, and his father, Artist Duc Lang, Hieu Hien’s charming and humorous acting has won over audiences, despite his less-than-ideal physical appearance (he stands at 1.53 meters tall and weighs 75 kg). In December 2010, Hieu Hien married Thuy Lien and started his own small family. He is now a proud father of a boy and a girl.


5. Wong Cho Lam
Wong Cho Lam, born in 1980, comes from a performing arts background, having studied at a university. However, due to his modest appearance—standing at 1.58 meters with a large nose and thick lips—he was initially overlooked by directors. He gained recognition from the public for his remarkable talent in impersonating famous personalities and animals. Wong Cho Lam is considered a treasure in Hong Kong's entertainment industry due to his quick wit, scriptwriting, composing, and ability to impersonate women. He also has a deep, sweet singing voice. He may not be traditionally handsome, but his good fortune shone through when he married the stunning Miss Liza Wang, who stands at 1.75 meters. Their seemingly mismatched relationship has become a beautiful, admired love story in the TVB world.


6. Huang Bo
Known as the king of comedy in Chinese cinema, Huang Bo may not have the most striking appearance or towering height, but his natural comedic talent and versatility in transforming into any character the director asks for have made him a top-tier A-list star. He is a reliable name that guarantees box office success, and the films he participates in consistently find a solid place in an increasingly saturated market. Some of his standout works include: 'Lost in Thailand'; 'Crazy Stone'; 'The Bullfight'; 'Killing'; and 'Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons' (2013). Huang Bo's fame is not limited to comedies; he has also delivered remarkable performances in deeply emotional roles, such as in '101 Proposals' (2013), where he plays an honest architect who has unsuccessfully proposed 100 times and hopes that the 101st proposal to a beautiful model (played by Lin Chi-ling) will succeed. In 'Dearest' (2014), Huang Bo portrays a rural father searching for his lost son, crossing paths with a mother (played by Zhao Wei) on a similar journey.


7. Clint Howard
Clint Howard was born on April 20, 1959, in Burbank, California. Coming from a family deeply rooted in the arts, he made his acting debut at the tender age of 3, appearing in 5 episodes of the TV series 'The Andy Griffith Show.' He is the son of renowned actor Rance Howard and actress Jean Speegle Howard, and the younger brother of celebrated actor and director Ron Howard (known for directing films such as 'The Beatles: Eight Days a Week,' 'In the Heart of the Sea,' 'Inferno,' 'The Da Vinci Code,' and 'Rush'). Clint has often been voted as one of the stars with the most distinctive and unconventional looks, with his small eyes, bald head, and crooked teeth. Rather than seeing his appearance as a drawback, he views it as a blessing, knowing that audiences would focus more on his acting abilities rather than his looks. One of his most memorable roles was as the eccentric Grady in the 1995 film 'Star Trek,' which solidified his place as one of the most unforgettable faces in the Star Trek series. In 1998, Howard received the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at the MTV Movie Awards.


8. Diệp Cạnh Sinh
Diệp Cạnh Sinh is a name well-known among fans of Stephen Chow's films, famous for his unique and unconventional looks. With a quirky hairstyle, thick lips, and a perpetually grumpy expression, Diệp Cạnh Sinh left a lasting impression on audiences through his roles in Stephen Chow's comedies, including 'God of Cookery,' 'The Unbeatable,' and 'King of Egg Tarts.' Voted as the 'Ugliest Actor' in Hong Kong by viewers, Diệp Cạnh Sinh nevertheless gained significant fame for his charm with women. He even bragged about living simultaneously with three women, one of whom was a young 18-year-old, younger than his own son.

