Glamourmagazine has listed the actors who they’re reckon will be the next Robert Pattinson. Jamie Campbell Bower named on number 2!
Born: 1988
Single? Not unless you can prise him away from his Harry Potter co-star Bonnie Wright.
Why He’s The Next R-Patz: Just like Robert Pattinson, Jamie Campbell Bower got his first taste of fame in Harry Potter, before landing the role of a vampire in the Twilight series.
See Him Next: As Caius in Breaking Dawn.
Writen by OK Magazine about that who ould replace Robert Pattinson as his Edward Cullen role? Jamie is on the an actor list of that!!
1. Daniel Radcliffe – may be the most eligible for the role… after Rob!
2. Shia LaBeouf – of the Transformer fame could have been a choice.
3. Emile Hirsch – acted in “Into The Wild”, the same film Kristen acted and Rob loved.
4. Jamie Bell – the BAFTA Award winner in 2001 for Best Actor in Billy Elliot.
5. Zac Efron – the “poster boy for tweenyboppers” is famous for his “High School Musical”.
6. Jamie Campbell Bower – Caius of New Moon could have been Edward Cullen too. Better be a hero than playing negative roles, right?
7. Taylor Lautner – the six-pack abs holder martial artist could have carried the role of vampire with the same ease he did that of a werewolf!
New Moon star Jamie Campbell Bower has said that he feels for co-star Robert Pattinson because his life is played out under the spotlight.
The actor, who plays vampire Caius in the Twilight sequel, told MTV News that Pattinson was just a “normal guy”.
“People just want to know everything about him and feel like they own [people who are that famous]. It’s tough, man. It’s tough for them,” he said.
When asked if he was expecting the same level of stardom once the movie is released, he replied: “I don’t know. Probably not, just because of the character. I think people won’t be as in love with the character Caius as they would be in love with Edward.”
Source : Digitalspy
Twilight star Jamie Campbell Bower attending Robert Pattinson’s 23rd Birthday at Glowbal Restaurat in Vancouver held on May 13.
