Celebrities with pectus excavatum


Check out this huge list of 40 celebrities with pectus excavatum, ranging from actors to musicians to athletes.

Jeff Goldblum

Jeff Goldblum has been in the spotlight going way back to 1974, with over 100 movies under his belt. Jeff Goldblum's chest is put right on this display from the smash hit 1993, and when I think of celebrities with pectus excavatum, this glorious photo always pops into my mind.

Interestingly enough, I always see people online talking about how great this photo is, but I never see anyone (other than the PE community) talk about the dent in his chest. Just goes to show what people do and don't notice.


Zachary Woods

I've been an office fan for a while, which is where I first saw Zachary Woods play the perfect, bumbling role of Gabe Lewis. In season 8 episode 12 called "Pool Party", when he's undressing to get into the pool, I immediately noticed Zachary Wood's chest.

He's even talked about his pectus in an interview with James Cordon, discussing the first time he had to take his shirt off for a part.

“I have something called pectus excavatum, which is like this indentation or a concave area of my chest. And so I took off my shirt and I saw the casting agent’s eyes go down to this indentation in my chest and register a completely undisguised look of horror. And (laughs) I was like, OK, I’m not getting this part."

You can watch that full interview here:

Looks like he's confident enough to not care about revealing his chest, as he's also in this ad showing it all off.

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