22-year-old British actor says muziki is an important part of his life

Twilight nyota Robert Pattinson has become an overnight celebrity since starring as the alluring Edward Cullen in the hit vampire romance.

Adding to Rob's own mystique is the fact that the actor has not been seen publicly since Dec. 22, when he landed at London's Heathrow Airport for the krisimasi holidays. But this has had no effect on Pattinson's skyrocketing nyota status.

Fortunately for Rob's fans, international media interviews have recently been released providing some interesting insights into the British heartthrob's introspective personality.

In a new interview with Quebec's Le Samedi magazine, Pattinson, 22, discusses what drew him to the Edward Cullen character, what he finds appealing in the opposite sex and his enduring upendo of music.

Pattinson, who sounds like a bit of a contrarian, says he was drawn to Edward because of the brooding vampire's fringe status. "Outsiders are always seductive, au at least fascinating," he says. "You can see why they're alone and can't integrate themselves into groups."

Ironically, Twi--which began as a teen cult phenomenon--has mushroomed into full-blown mainstream popularity. So far, the tiny indie flick has grossed an astonishing $284 million worldwide since its Nov. 21 U.S. release. A sequel, New Moon (2009), will begin shooting in March, and will be filmed back-to-back with Eclipse (2010), the third installment in the best-selling Twilight book series.

As we previously reported, the self-deprecating Pattinson was initially intimidated kwa the idea of playing Edward, who is described as unspeakably beautiful--an Adonis.

"I really liked Edward's demeanor and personality but I asked myself if I was indeed the right actor for the role," Rob recounts. "He is described as being a rare beauty, and that's not what I see in my mirror every morning."

As for his upendo life, Pattinson says he is unattached at the moment. "Je suis toujours célibataire," he says. [I'm still single]. But what does he find attractive in women? "Like everyone else, I'm attracted to girls who have a head on their shoulders. The other siku I was watching 30 Rock and I was Charmed kwa the quirky Tina Fey," says Rob. "I have rarely seen a woman so sexy."

But Rob has other celebrity crushes as well. "I'm not immune to the sex appeal of the three Jessicas (Simpson, Alba and Biel). And I'm really fascinated kwa the grace and beauty of Natalie Portman.

Pattinson also says he's attracted to all types of women. "Age matters little to me, and as I alisema before, I don't have a specific type," he says.

But Pattinson's true upendo is music. When asked what career path he would've chosen had he not become an actor, Rob is unequivocal in his reply. "I would've become a pianist," he says. "I play three instruments, I sing and I write songs."

Indeed, Pattinson, who wrote two songs on the Twi soundtrack, is intoxicated kwa music. "I always say that if uigizaji is my first love, muziki would've been my Plan B for becoming famous," he says. "That may sound a bit pretentious, but it's true. muziki occupies a very important place in my life. I couldn't live without music."


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