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Lucy Hale shares 'Pretty Little Liars' cast has been "toying around with the idea" of a reunion
While on the press tour for F---- Marry Kill, which is now on digital and playing in select theaters, Lucy Hale went on The Puppy Interview and teased the possibility of the Pretty Little Liars cast having a big reunion.
The actress, who played Aria Montgomery, first told BuzzFeed that the whole cast has a big group chat. "It's everyone. I mean, I think there's like, 20 people in it. We're all kind of scattered around and doing different things and like, everyone has kids," she explained. "So we don't see each other maybe as often as we'd like to, but we have been toying around with the idea, the last couple of years, of having a big reunion."
Along with Hale, the seven-season show starred Ashley Benson, Shay Mitchell, Troian Bellisario, Sasha Pieterse, Ian Harding, Tyler Blackburn, Keegan Allen, and Janel Parrish.
She then recalled running into Sasha (Alison DiLaurentis) and Ashley (Hanna Marin) the other night, expressing she "didn't know they were gonna be there" and that it was "just so nice to see familiar faces." As for the group chat name, she wasn't completely sure if they had one, but said that it might just be "PLL Fam" or something like that.
Harding, who portrayed Hale's main love interest on the show, Ezra Fitz, told People, "I’d love to work with Troian or Shay again, and obviously Lucy. There's so much of a fan base there. I think it's got to be very specific, but a holiday rom-com with Lucy Hale? That'd be amazing!"
There have been some on-screen reunions since PLL ended in 2017, with Harding sharing the screen on Chicago Med with Torrey DeVitto, who played Melissa Hastings. "She's become such a good friend of mine," the actor shared. "I was just at her wedding." Brant Daugherty and Tammin Sursok, who can be recognized as Noel Kahn and Jenna Marshall, also recently co-starred together in Hallmark's Trivia at St. Nick’s.
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