Who Should've Play Edward Cullen?

We already know whose career will skyrocket after having been casted as Twilight's Edward Cullen and Robert Pattinson it is.

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But they said there were better actors who should've played the part. These were the nominees :(and my commentaries)
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GASPARD ULLIEL: french actor who I think is a little too boyish (and constipated) for the part

Tom Sturridge: Except for the fact that he looks like a hotter Brad Renfro, I have to agree he would've been a nice Edward.

Hayden Christiansen: Cast only if your character needs zero emotional breadth and depth.

Much as I love him, Zac Efron is not beautiful. He's just cute.. and it's hard to dissociate him from the rolickin' roles he played in High School Musical and Hairspray. He will make a great Jesse for the Mediator series though (if they'll be making a movie at all).

Comments

  1. Anonymous2:35 AM

    I think that guy is an ugly version of Brad Renfro. Definitely not up to Edward Cullen standards. Did you read the book?

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  2. Liv Burgos11:29 AM

    yeah, cullen's supposed to be perfect right? i read the book but it was awful writing. good thing there's a good storyline to push it forward and save it from mediocrity. i read all 4 books and they were pretty much the same.

    as for brad renfro... i take it back. tom sturridge is tom sturridge. just not as hot and bothered as brad was by the end of his life. i kinda liked brad because he was a stellar actor. got kinda lost though... in the end.

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  3. Anonymous2:39 PM

    the guy from kyle xy
    Matt Dallas
    he's perfect for the role.

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  4. Anonymous11:11 PM

    patrick johnson or jared padalecki

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