Jaime Campbell Bower is playing Jace Wayland in the TMI movie!

Jaime Campbell Bower is officially playing the Jace Wayland role in The Mortal Instruments movie. I am half disappointed because I want Alex Pettyfer, but the actor turned the role down for 3 other projects which everyone can see in his IMDB.

Anyway, both Cassandra Clare (Author of TMI and Clockwork Angel) and Lilly Collins (who will play as Clary Fray) agreed that Bower is perfect for the role, which I am to see yet.

‘Mortal Instruments’ actress Lily Collins communicates with fans through verified Twitter and Facebook can read : “So excited we finally found Jace! It’s been a long search but definitely worth the wait. Jamie is perfect for the role! Just wait and see…”

And MTV’s Hollywood Crush also report author Cassandra Clare watching Jamie Campbell Bower’s audition tape. Clint Culpepper told her that Collins had written him saying that, “It’s Jamie. It’s gotta be Jamie.”
Collins also wrote, “To all Shadowhunters who don’t see Jamie as your Jace yet, use the sight and look beyond! She links to Cassandra Clare’s blog announcement of Bower being cast as Jace Wayland.

Jamie Campbell Bower is a good actor but he ain't Alex Pettyfer. But If I really love The Mortal Instruments books, I have to support the movie as well. I have to learn to like Bowers...I have to trust him! the fact that he's been chosen for the Jace Wayland role after my ♥ Alex turned it down, he must be something.

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Now, look at the love birds...

Harry Potter star Bonnie Wright and Twilight star Jamie Campbell Bower are dating and engaged according to internet reports, they have announced it. But aren't they too young--both 20 years old--for such an engagement? 

I love

strawberry taho. only in Baguio.

A taho is a Philippuine food made from fresh silken tofu, arnibal (brown sugar and vanilla syrup), and pearl sago.  Instead of the arnibal, this time strawberry was used.

My stay in Baguio was awesome. If there is a place I wanna live in, It's gonna be in Baguio. I love the climate and the the beautiful, unpolluted city. I would definitely stay in Baguio when I will start writing my first book soon.

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