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Pattinson, who has said he is straight, told Reuters he doesn’t believe “Twilight” fans will think differently of him for his character’s sexuality in “Little Ashes.”

“I don’t really mind either way,” Pattinson said of his movie choices. “I’m not really trying to appeal to anyone in particular.”

The British actor said the romance between Cullen and Swan somewhat resembles the attraction between Dali and Lorca in “Little Ashes.”

“In a lot of ways, the storyline is similar to ‘Twilight.’ It’s about two people who, for various different hangups and terrible insecurities, can’t in any way consummate their relationship,” Pattinson said.

This year, for the first time ever, we entrusted you with the task of selecting the MTV Movie Awards nominees, and like the pop-culture superfans we knew you were, you did not disappoint! Now, we’re pleased to reveal your list of who will vie for the coveted Golden Popcorn trophies on May 31.

“Twilight” took the lead with seven nominations, including nods for Best Movie, Best Female Performance (Kristen Stewart) and Breakthrough Performance Male (Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner). “Slumdog Millionaire” garnered six nominations, including Best Movie, Breakthrough Performance Female (Freida Pinto) and Breakthrough Performance Male (Dev Patel).

The Best Kiss category will see another showdown between “Twilight” (Stewart and Pattinson) and “Slumdog” (Pinto and Patel), with other lip-locking nominees including Franco and Sean Penn (”Milk”), and Paul Rudd and Thomas Lennon (”I Love You, Man”).

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As the movie’s moody and glistening vampire, Pattinson hasn’t budged from the top 100 searches on Yahoo! since “Twilight” migrated from book shelves to big screen. Even his fanged alter ego Edward Cullen’s searches would have merited a No. 7 placement. We don’t argue with bloodsuckers.