Kristen Stewart Watch Out! Robert Pattinson Is 'Wild And Sexy' According To Daniel Radcliffe

Daniel Radcliffe has finally come round to our way of thinking after he described Robert Pattinson as “wild and sexy” in a recent interview.

Asked if he ever hangs out with the 'Twilight Saga' star, Daniel who worked with Rob on Harry Potter when Rob played Cedric Diggory, admitted that meeting up with Rob is hard due to their hectic schedules.

However, that didn't stop the 'Woman In Black' actor gushing (in a purely platonic way) about his fellow actor, telling Premiere.fr: “He's a sex symbol. He's sexy and just needs to do his brooding look for girls to fall. He has the perfect height to seduce girls, I’m the total opposite.”

He's a hottie alright!

Comparing himself to Rob, who can be seen playing womaniser Georges Duroy in 'Bel Ami', Daniel added: “He might be charming and cute, wild and sexy .. I do not have this kind of status, just look at pictures in the press.

"When we’re put side by side, I look a little silly or I make faces whereas Rob always looks like a ladies' man. Therefore it doesn’t help me when it comes to the ladies."

Well, Daniel can add musically talented to that list after reports suggested earlier this week that Rob's girlfriend Kristen Stewart had bought him a piano worth $100k!

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Daniel Radcliffe Thinks Robert Pattinson Is Sexy, Sultry In 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2,' Preview Hits Web, Will Premiere ...

British bro-mance alert! Long before Robert Pattinson was a mega star, he was playing second fiddle to Daniel Radcliff in the third "Harry Potter" film. Yet in 2008 the tables turned when "Twilight" was released and no one could get enough of the phenomenon known as R-Patz. Yet the two actors have been greatly supportive of one another and they both top the Forbes list as two of the highest paid stars. In fact, Radcliffe thinks Pattinson is a hottie!

In an interview with Premiere.fr, Daniel said: "He's a sex symbol. He's sexy and just needs to do his brooding look for girls to fall. He has the perfect height to seduce girls, I'm the total opposite. He might be charming and cute, wild and sexy. I do not have this kind of status, just look at pictures in the press."

Radcliffe continued praising Pattinson and even put himself down. "When we're put side by side, I look a little silly or I make faces whereas Rob always looks like a ladies' man. Therefore it doesn't help me when it comes to the ladies."

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It may be argued that if the actors where women, they would be engaged in a bitter rivalry concocted by the media, much like the "competition" between Kristen Stewart and "Hunger Games" star Jennifer Lawrence. But alas boy feuds are not as fun as cat fights.

Fans of both "The Hunger Games" and "Twilight" will be thrilled to know that Pattinson's "wild and sexy" physique will appear in a pre-film "Breaking Dawn: Part 2" promo. A preview of the trailer has already hit the web and you can watch it below:

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