Robert Pattinson is the Heavy Favourite for People's Sexiest Man Alive

According to Film.com, the telling video (from previous post) that People Magazine just released and millions of people that visit this site we'd say put your money on Robert Pattinson :)



From Film.com by Charlie Toft:

We're likely about two weeks away from learning the identity of the Sexiest Man Alive, as chosen by People magazine. Given that there are fairly strict (if unwritten) criteria for being awarded this honor -- SMAs of recent years have typically been film actors between 30 and 45 -- it's usually easy to guess at who the next winner may be. Here are 10 contenders, a few of whom are outside the usual template for Sexiest Men Alive. For starters, the leading contender is a mere lad of 23.

Robert Pattinson: He has to be considered the heavy favorite, to the point where I would be surprised if it is anyone else. For starters, the Twilight sequel New Moon will be premiering right around the time that the SMA issue comes out, providing a natural tie-in. And judging from how often Pattinson and his co-stars appear in the gossip media even without a film to promote, giving him the honor would be a license to print money. The only thing working against Pattinson is his age. The Sexiest Man Alive is typically not someone who could be described as "boyish." The honor has never been bestowed on someone who arguably needs to shave just once a month. Odds: Even money. (Gozde: Shave once a month? Have you seen the hair on that man? Seriously :))

Other favorites: Brad Pitt (sexiest man alive forever and ever),Neil Patrick Harris (Legen....dairy...SO sexy, funny, brilliant but gay :)), Robert Downey Jr.(Still?), Colin Firth (Mr. Darcy :) So dreamy... yet not a sex symbol for me), Mark Harmon (seriously?), Jake Gyllenhaal (oh how I love thee), Leonardo DiCaprio (is he STILL considered sexy?), John Mayer (douche alert with voice like butter :)), Barack Obama (only Will Smith and Obama can pull off ears like that and still be SEXY as hell :))

My commentary in parenthesis, check out what Film.com's Charlie Toft thinks :)

Thanks to Jules for the tip and to Random Acts of Rob for the video. If you think you can handle more videos like the one above, check 'em out at RAoR :)