Charlie Bewley talked with StarryMag.com about what we can expect from Eclipse, how he prepped for his role as Demetri, and hitting the convention circuit.

Q. Will viewers get to see more of you in the upcoming Eclipse film?

A. I would hope that Eclipse would be the best chance to let loose the vampire that I am and really show what this guy is capable of. He has some exceptional skills, he’s a big tracker. In Eclipse I would say that the Volturi have a whole cameo role, compared to the whole context of the film, a very exciting one at that. We get to do some pretty cool stuff, and in terms of seeing more of my character, I’d say the film in general is darker then New Moon was. There might be a chance to see the darker side of the Volturi as a whole.

Q. The cast has this amazing chemistry together, was this something that you found came easy when you were filming?

A. I think over the course of my life I’ve just gotten used to finding out what people are about very quickly. I found I got along very quickly with the rest of the guys, and certainly Eclipse I got to know people like Jackson Rathbone, Kellan Lutz, Nikki Reed, and Elizabeth Reaser, I was lucky to spend some time with those guys. They’ve obviously been through a lot together. We have this amazing green room on set, it’s very small actually, and we all just hung out in there during takes. It was great to see everyone, not on a magazine cover, but in the flesh, and how they really were as people. There are lots of nice guys in that group.

Q. You mentioned going to conventions, and you’re on the social networking site Twitter, why is it important for you to have so much interaction with your fans?

A. It’s always been very important to me to have that interaction with fans. I had a great fan experience when we shot theNew Moon extra scenes. There were five thousand girls there and they just spent all their money to come and see some people and it was only right that you gave them a real piece of the pie. That’s when it all really started and I guess the way I was with the fans during that time has spawned multiple websites about me. They’ve always asked for things and I’ve always been very gracious to hand over whatever I can and that’s overflowed into Twitter. Now I have a large Twitter following and I try to keep things as up to date as possible. The fans are what Twilight is, it wouldn’t be this huge juggernaut phenomenon if it wasn’t for the fans. I just like to give as much back to the fans as possible.

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