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André the Giant: Height, Family, Cause of Death and Legacy

André the Giant was French wrestler and actor André René Roussimoff. Here are the reported height measurements, his condition, family connections and why sources differ on his death date.
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André the Giant was the ring name of French wrestler and actor André René Roussimoff. WWE bills him at 7 feet 4 inches and 520 pounds, though a passport measurement reported by Biography.com was just under 7 feet 2 inches. He died in Paris in January 1993, aged 46; accounts differ on whether the date was January 27 or 28.

Who was André the Giant?

André René Roussimoff was a French professional wrestler and actor, known worldwide as André the Giant. Raised in a small French farming village, he later became one of wrestling’s most recognizable performers. WWE identifies him as its first Hall of Fame inductee, in 1993, and lists him as a WWE Champion and World Tag Team Champion. WWE also says he remained undefeated in the company for nearly 15 years. WWE’s profile

His best-known acting role was Fezzik in Rob Reiner’s The Princess Bride. His screen work also included The Six Million Dollar Man, Conan the Destroyer, Micki + Maude and Trading Mom. André’s official biography

How tall was André the Giant?

WWE lists André at 7 feet 4 inches (about 224 cm) and 520 pounds. Those are the figures associated with his wrestling billing, not a measurement that every source recorded consistently. Biography.com reports that his French passport converted to just under 7 feet 2 inches. The distinction matters: a billed height and a passport measurement are different kinds of records, so the figures should not be treated as identical measurements. WWE; Biography.com

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What condition did André the Giant have?

WWE says André was born with acromegaly, a disorder that causes bones to grow at an accelerated rate. According to its profile, he had reached 6 feet 3 inches and 200 pounds by age 12. Acromegaly is the underlying condition associated with his extraordinary growth; WWE’s corporate announcement described his later decline as tied to gigantism. WWE profile; WWE announcement

How did André the Giant die?

André died in a Paris hotel after traveling to France for his father’s funeral and visiting family. The reported terminal event was cardiac: WWE’s corporate announcement says he died of congestive heart failure, while contemporary newspaper reports described an apparent heart attack. These accounts point to a cardiac event as the immediate cause and distinguish it from acromegaly or gigantism, the underlying condition associated with his size and later health decline. WWE announcement; The Washington Post; Los Angeles Times

When did André the Giant die?

He died in Paris in January 1993 at age 46, but published accounts differ by one day. WWE’s retrospective, its corporate announcement and contemporary newspaper reports give January 27. WWE’s current profile and Biography.com list January 28. The difference should be kept visible rather than resolved as though every source agrees. WWE profile; WWE retrospective; WWE announcement; The Washington Post; Biography.com

What is known about his family and home?

André grew up in a French farming community and maintained ties to his family in France. His trip to Paris shortly before his death included attending his father’s funeral and visiting relatives. The available accounts cited here do not establish a complete, reliable list of his immediate family members, so names beyond those details should not be assumed.

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He later owned a ranch in North Carolina. His official biography says his ashes were taken there and spread on the property. André’s official biography

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Why is André the Giant remembered?

His wrestling stature and long WWE run made him a landmark figure in the sport, while his performance as Fezzik brought him to a wider film audience. WWE’s profile notes that 93,173 fans attended his match against Hulk Hogan at Pontiac, Michigan—one marker of the scale of his appeal. His induction into the WWE Hall of Fame in 1993 made him its first inductee. WWE profile; WWE retrospective

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