Sure, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart may fit the characters of Edward Cullen and Bella Swan like a glove, but what if Stephenie Meyer's vamp classic was written during the high-flying, colorful 1980s? Who would glitter in the sun during the era of John Hughes and the Brat Pack?
Well, that's what we wondered too, which is why we're happy to present "Twilight:" 80's Edition! We've broken out the Adobe Photoshop and decided to cast our favorite "Twilight" characters if the film was made over twenty years ago. Instead of RPattz and KStew, fans could've easily been cheering on the romance of RPhoenix and ASheedy. Click here or on the photo below to browse our re-imagined photo gallery, and read on below for our new cast of characters.
River Phoenix as Edward Cullen: Before Zac Efron, the Jonas Brothers and...yes, Robert Pattinson...there was River Phoenix. The 80s heartthrob starred in such classic films as "Explorers" and "Stand By Me" before getting nominated for an Oscar at age 18 for his role in "Running On Empty." His promising career was cut short in 1993 when the star was tragically found dead of a drug overdose in Los Angeles. During his heyday, however, he brought just the right amount of brooding sexiness that could fuel the role of Edward Cullen. (Who could share the screen as his Bella? Find out after the jump!) Read More...
If the sky seems a little bluer, the sun a little brighter and the birds a little chirpier this morning, we know why. It's 
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E-mail, Facebook and texting have rendered pen and paper obsolete, but you've got to admit a misplaced love letter makes a much juicier plot device than an inappropriate wall message. In "Can't Hardly Wait," Amanda Beckett (Jennifer Love Hewitt) finds a letter declaring a mystery suitor's undying love for her causing her to spend night figuring out her secret admirer's identity (it happens to be kind-of-nerdy Preston Myers played by Ethan Embry). Though the gender roles are reversed, the story is similar In "Sixteen Candles," when Samantha Baker's (Ringwald) sex quiz indicating her preference for hunky senior Jack Ryan (Michael Shoeffling) falls in to the wrong hands. 
Last weekend at Comic-Con, I had the pleasure of meeting Jamie Campbell Bower, the actor who’ll be playing Caius in the “New Moon” movie. He’s a fun, laid-back dude with a great sense of humor – all attributes which should endear him to “Twilight” fans in the years to come. Unfortunately, it might also be the reason behind some statements he made to me during the interview.
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