Hearing male celebrities speak of Robert Pattinson’s attractiveness is becoming a habit. After “Harry Potter” star Daniel Radcliffe admitted that his former co-star was clearly the hottest of the two, now it’s Justin Timberlake who bows down to the hotness of the British “Twilight” star, in a post on his Twitter page.
Granted, since Timberlake was put in the awkward position of answering a fan’s question of why he wasn’t as hot as Pattinson, it’s no wonder he took the light approach, one might as well add. For the man who brought back anything from the Michael Jackson beats and dress style into the current pop music, to changing the very concept of male role model, Justin handled the question like a pro, saying, “Because God loved him more than me.” Thus, he both offered the fan an answer to his question, while also not making this more than it was.
The same was noted in Daniel Radcliffe over the weekend. Clearly, since he and Robert starred in two “Harry Potter” films together, and they both come from the UK and are roughly about the same age, comparisons between them could not fail to appear. And they did, right before the UK release of the latest installment of the “Harry Potter” films. Again, Radcliffe too handled the topic like a gentleman, especially since this was a question that should not have even been asked in the first place, some say.
So, as we also reported on Saturday, Daniel answered that, when it came to their hotness level (if need for that be), Robert was clearly the most attractive. Radcliffe, for one, could not consider himself a heartthrob – far from that, actually – unless “girls like[d] short and nerdy,” and especially since Pattinson had everything down to perfection, including the necessary height to be a symbol for his generation.
Unfortunately, as fans must know, this kind of hype and popularity is the last thing Robert Pattinson wants, as the actor has often complained that he isn’t in the industry for the money or the media attention, but rather because he really wants to prove his worth. Whether Pattinson will manage to break free from his image as Edward in “The Twilight Saga,” fans will see in “Remember Me,” which is bound to wrap production soon.
Granted, since Timberlake was put in the awkward position of answering a fan’s question of why he wasn’t as hot as Pattinson, it’s no wonder he took the light approach, one might as well add. For the man who brought back anything from the Michael Jackson beats and dress style into the current pop music, to changing the very concept of male role model, Justin handled the question like a pro, saying, “Because God loved him more than me.” Thus, he both offered the fan an answer to his question, while also not making this more than it was.
The same was noted in Daniel Radcliffe over the weekend. Clearly, since he and Robert starred in two “Harry Potter” films together, and they both come from the UK and are roughly about the same age, comparisons between them could not fail to appear. And they did, right before the UK release of the latest installment of the “Harry Potter” films. Again, Radcliffe too handled the topic like a gentleman, especially since this was a question that should not have even been asked in the first place, some say.
So, as we also reported on Saturday, Daniel answered that, when it came to their hotness level (if need for that be), Robert was clearly the most attractive. Radcliffe, for one, could not consider himself a heartthrob – far from that, actually – unless “girls like[d] short and nerdy,” and especially since Pattinson had everything down to perfection, including the necessary height to be a symbol for his generation.
Unfortunately, as fans must know, this kind of hype and popularity is the last thing Robert Pattinson wants, as the actor has often complained that he isn’t in the industry for the money or the media attention, but rather because he really wants to prove his worth. Whether Pattinson will manage to break free from his image as Edward in “The Twilight Saga,” fans will see in “Remember Me,” which is bound to wrap production soon.
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