Dom Sherwood From Vampire Academy on How Mean Girls Got The Cast Through Filming

So, you want to know more about Dom, don'tcha? We talked to the hottie about the movie, his relationship with co-star Sarah Hyland, his obsession with Modern Family, and whether or not he dropped Mean Girls one-liners on set. And oh, if you're wondering, gals? He sorta hinted that he's looking for a relationship...

OK!: Your character, Christian, has quite an interesting relationship in the film with Lissa (played by Lucy Fry). What's it like?

Dom Sherwood: Yeah, well it’s really cool because it’s not about them being vampires. They both are and they’re both members of the royal bloodline and they’re defended by the guardians and that’s where the guardian training comes into play. But their relationship is very much, they both feel alone and kind of find soulmates and kindred spirits in each other because of their loneliness. But it’s a really lovely relationship.

OK!: Mark Waters, your director, also directed Mean Girls. Did you guys find yourself dropping Mean Girls lines on set with him?

DS: (laughs) No, I think Zoey (Deutch) and Sarah (Hyland) popped a couple in every now and then but I think it would've been a bit weird, especially since I was playing like an anti-social darkish introvert character. If I were to pop in a Regina George line everyone would look at me weird so I held off. I kept it all inside.

OK!: Ha! What’s your favorite line from this movie?

DS: It's in the book but its been tweaked a little and it's like my first line when I first bump into Lissa and I say, ‘don’t worry, I don’t bite. Well at least not in the way that you're afraid of.' And we took the line from the book as well. It's all kind of taken as a bit of a joke.

OK!: Do you see yourself sticking with these kind of movies for the rest of your career?

DS: As far as being locked into one certain thing ,that’s not what I want to do. I just want the opportunity to go off and do something else whether it's plays or musicals or whatever. I’ve always said from starting off, I don’t mind if I’m in a big budget film or a huge play or something small in London playing for 50 people, as long as I’m doing what I love doing for a living.

OK!: Speaking of playing the leading man, are you OK with being compared to Robert Pattinson? You're both hot British guys who play vampires...

DS: Yeah, no I know, (laughs). I get it, it's fair enough, people will make that comparisons but really the only similarity in our characters is that we’re young vampires.. Twilight is very different to the Vampire Academy completely. But I don’t want to be the next anything, I want to be the first me, you know? I don’t want to be treading in any one else’s footsteps.