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We previously posted Xavier Samuel (aka Riley) was featured as one of the Interview magazine’s summer’s leading men.  
Xavier was interviewed by Bryce Dallas Howard (aka Victoria) in the
recent issue of Interview magazine….
The situation, though, is not likely to improve this summer with the
arrival in June of the world-engulfing franchise's third installment,
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse—and 26-year-old Australia-born actor
Xavier Samuel, the latest good-looking young man to appear on the
Twilight scene. In Eclipse, erstwhile love-triangle mates Edward
(Robert Pattinson), Jacob (Taylor Lautner), and the object of their
mutual affection, the irresistibly over-it Bella Swan (Kristen
Stewart) confront a bloodthirsty army of murderous “newborn”
vampires created by witchy redhead Victoria (played in Eclipse by
Bryce Dallas Howard, who replaces Rachelle Lefevre). Samuel plays
Riley, Victoria’s lead newbie and main pinch, who aids the vampiress in her attempt to once and for all vanquish the holy trinity. “I
initially saw a Quicktime movie of Xavier auditioning for Riley and
immediately knew he had something,” says David Slade, who directed
Eclipse. “It was that intangible something that you can’t quite
describe but that you know is worth watching.” Indeed, Samuel has
already become a bit of a thing among Twilight fans (who are peerless
when it comes to creating things), inspiring all manner of tortured
Internet-discussion-board threads. “I will forever be Team Edward in
my heart. . . . Xavier [Riley] just confuses the issue a little,”
wrote one blogger in August, wrestling with the 21st century’s great
postmodern teen-worship dilemma: In a world where one is forced to
choose between evilness and hotness, can any sort of moral framework
ever exist?
In addition to Eclipse, Samuel—a veteran of a handful of indies down
under—recently completed work on Roland Emmerich’s forthcoming
political thriller, Anonymous. His Eclipse co-star, Howard,
reconnected with the actor, who was back home in Australia, visiting
family and preparing for the deluge.
BRYCE DALLAS HOWARD: So now that you’re almost on the other side with Eclipse, how has everything been for you? It’s all been a little
wild, right?
XAVIER SAMUEL: Yeah, it has. It’s kind of like being struck by
lightning in a way, because it all seems so improbable.
HOWARD: Eclipse is your first American film.
SAMUEL: It is. I’ve been doing American auditions for a while, and
it always felt sort of like sending these audition tapes off into the
ether. So just hearing anything back from anyone was kind of startling.
HOWARD: When we were shooting Eclipse, it was amazing for me to see
how the girls all went berserk over you. These girls were totally
losing their minds—and much like everyone else in the cast who
experiences those sorts of things, you dealt with it really
graciously and wonderfully. Were you at all startled by that?
SAMUEL: I mean, it’s kind of bizarre, isn’t it? Having that kind of
attention. I’m not under the microscope in the same fashion that a
lot of the other cast members are, so I think I can slide under the
radar a little bit more, but getting any attention at all is
completely new for me.
HOWARD: Well, it’s been interesting to see how these young women
have responded to you and your hair and your accent.
SAMUEL: My hair and my accent are sort of my main assets.

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