Robert Pattinson is a better sex symbol,Says Daniel Radcliffe

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe says ladies are better off lusting after Twilight's Robert Pattinson.
"Rob Pattinson is a sex symbol. Rob Pattinson is a genuine sexy guy. He's got the height," Us magazine quoted Radcliffe as saying.
He said he hasn't spoken much to Pattinson, whose Twilight films are just as popular with teens as the Potter ones.
He added: "If girls like short and nerdy, then I'm a sex symbol!"
Though he is mum on his dating life -- "As a romantic leading man, I try to keep my personal life as far removed from the film as possible," he said -- he said he can still get gushy.

"I suppose I am fairly romantic in my own life!" he told Us. "You know, I like to think I am. Maybe ex-girlfriends might disagree with me!
"I've said probably three words to him in the last three years and that was before Twilight all kicked off. But I wish him well. Hopefully, I'll see him at some point. He's bound to turn up at one of these [premieres] at some point," said Radcliffe.

Robert Pattinson clip by a taxi cab whil he running from insane stalkers

Robert Pattinson was supposedly hit by a cab running from insane stalkers, not to mention that alarming security breach that left Pattz straight-up vulnerable to the crazy fans.

The 23-year-old actor, who is currently shooting the drama Remember Me, was leaving a bookstore when a crowd of teenage girls began gathering around him.
According to Radar, Pattinson, who walked away from the accident uninjured, looked stunned and a bodyguard yelled: "You see what you did, you almost killed him!"
But Summit, the studio Rob's currently working for while filming Remember Me in New York, reveals it isn't overly worried. A spokesperson for the studio states:
"Robert Pattinson is fine. The reports are exaggerated, and the accident was not caused by fans. Production continues."

"We're taking it as it unfolds," says a source deep within Summit, who, for the moment, declined to release any official statement on Pattinson's personal safety during filming. "Security has been increased," adds our in-the-know insider. "But there's no grand plan."