People say that what makes RPattz the ultimate 'Edward' is his british (european) charm. European men have something... dont you agree?

So I had this idea... I just went through some british actors/singers named Edward. Now you tell me... which of these british hunks could have been your british Edward?

- Actor: Edward Westwick

You may know him better as 'Chuck Bass' in the hit series 'Gossip Girl'. Few people know he is british. Now lets look at his characteristics:
- Good hair, definitly an important characteristic.
- Brown eyes, has vampire eyes.
- HE SINGS! His band is called "The Filthy Youth".
- He is going to play 'Heathcliff' in the next year's 'Wuthering Heights' movie remake. You may know that book as Bella's favourite book in 'Eclipse'
- He is pale white and has the british accent.

- Singer: Edward Grimes

He is a singer, competing on the X-Factor at the moment and he's from Dublin. Now lets look at his characteristics:
- He is 17 and is still at school.
- Has good hair (kind of) and a good sense of fashion.
- He went to one of the country's most expensive schools so he has money.
- He has an irish/american/british accent and sings.

- Actor: Edward Atterton

He is a very well known actor bornt in 1962 that made major success in the USA. Lets look at his characterisctics:
- Piercing eyes.
- He has RPattz chin. (just saying...)
- Vamp' ears.
- Good hair.
- He definitly looks like a vampire.

- Actor: Eddie Redmayne

Bornt in 1982, he is an English actor and model. Lets look at his characteristics:
- Cool eyes.
- Great heair.
- He stares in the "Yellow Handkerchief" as Gordy, sharing the screen with the one and only, KStew.
- British accent and good sense of fashion.

- Actor: Edward Speleers

Bornt in 1988, he is an English actor and model, best known for his debut in the title role in the 2006 film "Eragon". Lets analyse his characteristics:
- He's hot.
- He has amazing eyes, hair and body.
- Has the 'Edward' attitude.
- British accent and acting experience.

So which one won your heart? Who could be your british 'Edward'?