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Attitude has released a second photo and preview of Matthew’s 10 page spread in their June issue! This is the swimwear/underwear issue, so there was very little clothing involved. View the photo in higher resolution in the gallery.

UPDATE: Thanks to davidjackmarcus on Tumblr, we have the full spread in the gallery! But please make sure to buy your own copy to support the magazine and read the full interview!

UPDATE 2: Unfortunately we’ve had to remove the photos of the spread from the gallery. But you can still see them right now buy purchasing the digital edition.

Once again, they have him talking about his new ‘heartthrob’ status: “I was excited I guess to go on the red carpet on the release of the last film and be me, and not to have to have the fat suit under my t-shirt. It was quite an exciting buzz”, Matt says.“I was 21, I was like “yeah, this’ll be cool!” It was never meant to be a “hey everyone, look at me!” but it was nice to be able to go and be myself. And then obviously a lot of attention focused on it, which I didn’t expect at all. I’ve never considered myself to be good-looking at all.

The issue will be out in shops next Wednesday (May 27) and you can also have it delivered directly to your door at newsstand.co.uk. You can also order through PocketMags.

Attitude Magazine has released a couple covers for their June issue, the swimwear and underwear special. Matt Lewis is one of the cover models along with Pietro Boselli. The cover can be viewed larger in the gallery! We will post any additional photos as they appear!

The Daily Mail has posted a preview of Matthew’s interview in JON magazine, which is available now (regular and special editions.) They also posted photos from the spread, some of which we already shared exclusively last week. Read a short preview from the issue below:

‘I am a massive geek in terms of TV that I watch. Well growing up I was a massive Star Wars fan. That was just my ultimate thing, I just wanted to be a Jedi, completely. And that flowed into Star Trek and all that kind of stuff.’

He also admitted being a closet musicals fans as he revealed how himself and a friend hid themselves with their hoods in a cinema full of women when he went to watch Meryl Strep in the Mammia Mia film adaption. Matthew joked: ‘And by the time it got to the end, you know where Meryl Streep comes out and asks do you want one more, and we were like, hoods off, yeah we do!’.

‘My roles have been very, very different from Neville. But it wasn’t by choice, I never called up my agent and said, right I don’t want to do this anymore, I want to be a rough northerner or I want to be a soldier, I never said that. They were just the roles that happened to come up, that I was drawn to, I liked them and I ended up getting them.’

JON Magazine have sent us some photos from their fifth issue, which features Matt Lewis. This was Matt’s first real fashion shoot, so be sure to check out the photos in the gallery. Please credit us if you take them.

The issue costs £7 with free first class postage to mainland UK, and £12 (about $21) for the rest of world, buy your copy here. For fans who like something more exclusive, there is a Special Edition available and they only print 20 copies of that, but it will run you £14 (£19 to the rest of the world)

The latest issue of TV Choice Magazine (Feb 22nd – 28th issue) features an interview with Matthew where he discusses his role in Bluestone 42. Thanks to @kirstiebrookes on Twitter we have a scan of the issue, you can also read a full transcript in our press archive.

Of the shows comedic aspects, Matt said: ‘You’re laughing along with these guys all the way, never at them,’ says Mathew. ‘It’s a comedy, but there’s real danger in every episode, and we don’t skirt over that.’

He also mentioned that he didn’t watch the first series of the show when it originally aired due to the fact that he wasn’t offered a role.  But he mentioned in another interview (on The Culture Studio – listen starting at 1:17:30) that after he watched he realized there was no part that was a right fit.

‘It looked brilliant, but I didn’t get an audition, so I went into a big actor’s sulk and refused to watch it! I was like, “Why haven’t I been put up for this? I’d love to do something like that!” Fast forward a year, and here I am!’