The "Twilight" star said when he is not shooting films he just goes around east London on a pushbike and he almost made a Stealth van - a general white van which is a home in disguise - his full-time home.
However he decided against it because of insurance issues, reported Contactmusic.
"I go around on my bike, so I'm basically a ghost. I nearly did it, I was 100 per cent going to live in a van, but not just any van - a stealth van! It's a special niche, not like living in a trailer," he said in an interview to Esquire UK magazine.
On why he never went through with it, he added, "Once you build a toilet and shower yourself, you can't get it insured and blah, blah, blah.
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