Robert Pattinson thought his 'Twilight' character Edward Cullen was ''ridiculous'' the first time he read the books the film is based on.
Robert Pattinson thought his 'Twilight' character was "ridiculous" the first time he read the books.
The actor - who plays vampire Edward Cullen in the movie series which are based on the novels by Stephenie Meyer - admits he found it hard to take Edward seriously when he was researching the role.
He said: "I read the first book and found it quite good. But the description of my character is, from the first page on, completely ridiculous. It says, 'He enters a room, and his beauty is almost painful.' "
Pattinson - who can currently be seen in new movie 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' alongside co-stars Taylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart - was also left unimpressed when he watched himself in the two films.
He added to Germany's In Touch magazine: "I have watched the movies twice but they didn't wow me."
Although Pattinson will definitely star in the third instalment in the franchise, 'The Twilight Saga: Eclipse', he is planning on becoming a pop star once he fulfils his commitments to the series.
He revealed: "I'll record a few tracks as soon as I finish the promotion for the movies, but before I won't to do anything. I don't want to release an album which has a sticker on it saying, 'By the vampire of 'Twilight',' on it."
