14 DAY TRIAL // Disney’s IT girl, Miley Cyrus, has had her fair share of scandal in recent months, but one thing that has never changed about her is her outspokenness. The interviews the singer and actress gives are always disarmingly honest, revealing a teen who is not afraid to speak her mind, even at the cost of enraging “Twilight” star Robert Pattinson’s huge fanbase.
Speaking with Teen Vogue, Miley, just like any other girl her age, also shares her likes and dislikes in terms of famous men. And, while she finds Jude Law completely adorable and would probably swoon at the sight of Gerard Butler from “300,” she simply cannot understand what the hype is all about with Robert Pattinson, who plays the charming and beautiful vampire Edward in “Twilight.”
It’s not that Robert is not handsome, Miley says, but rather that he simply does not appeal to her. Moreover, she adds, it’s likely that girls like him so much because of the part he plays, and not necessarily for himself. “I’m not a huge Rob Pattinson fan. Girls aren’t really in love with Rob; they’re in love with Edward.” Cyrus tells the mag about the frenzy that has taken over the media and the Internet.
As for the best-looking woman in showbiz at the moment, Miley is equally decided: Scarlett Johansson is, without a single doubt, the most beautiful woman in the industry. In fact, she explains, Scarlett is so beautiful that she even felt a pang of jealousy when she went to see one of her most recent movies, in the company of boyfriend, model / singer Justin Gaston, and had to cover his eyes because of it. “She [Scarlett] is, honestly, the most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen. I went to ‘He’s Just Not That into You’ with Justin, and I was covering his eyes.” the teen star reveals for the mag.
Back to Pattinson, it has been noted that Miley at least had the “decency” not to trash him in any way just because he happens to not be to her liking, like reality star Whitney Port did not long ago. Admittedly, Port was not oblivious to the actor’s good looks, but said that the movie in itself was really “bad,” with “one-dimensional” characters, played by actors who couldn't really act – Pattinson included.