Edward & Bella Have The Wrong Eye Colors In New Pics! Oh No!

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Every Twi-hard knows the color of Edward’s eyes go from deep amber to black — depending on his thirst — and that Bella has brown eyes. But something is different in these photos!
On the cover of Entertainment Weekly, it’s Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart‘s real eye colors that are shown — and not Edward’s and Bella’s!
Robert has blue-green eyes, and Kristen has green eyes — very different shades from their Twilight characters’!
The cover shows a scene from Edward and Bella’s honeymoon in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1. But rest assured, the photo was taken during rehearsal and they will have their eyes will be the right color in the movie!
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Posted at 9:57 AM on August 15, 2011
oh it’s so funny that hollywoodlife write this because I said it to a friend days ago. I said her: ”OMG Sophie, Have you seen that Kristen and Robert haven’t got Edward and Bella’s eyes color!” and she answered me: ”Obviously they don’t wear contacts in the water but they’ll have the correct color in the movie”.



















