A is for Answers

maiareficco: let’s see if five can keep a secret 🤫💀🩸🔪🅰️

The new PLL is executive-produced by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (Riverdale, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina), along with Michael Grassi, Caroline Baron, Leslie Morgenstein and Gina Girolamo.

writerras: In honor of Millwood’s favorite night of the year, Friday the 13th, as well as the fact that #PLLOriginalSin starts shooting in 11 days (!), here’s a peak at our first script cover page… 👍🏼🪓🙏💃🏾💥🕷🅰️☠️

PLL: Original Sin Cast

old liars supporting new liars. we love to see it!

How to come to set every day and go to work. Even when I didn’t want to, even when I was tired or had a bad day or missed my husband. Showing up and committing myself to 12 hours a day, Monday through Friday, for 9 months a year for 7 years taught me what making television demands. I deeply respect anyone who works in television (in front of and behind the camera) because even if you don’t necessary think the show is good, it takes so much work to make it happen.

I wish I could give you a less intimidating answer. I wrote Feed first in a week. It just poured out of me, but it was probably really bad. Then I started working on PLL so I could only focus on it in fits and bursts. I ended up re-writing it and trying to get it made for the subsequent 6 years. But that was mostly because it was difficult to get people to understand it. It bends genres, between a psychological thriller and a straight drama, it is about an eating disorder, but not in the day that most “issue” films are. It was really, really hard to get people to understand what I was trying to do. It’s not for everyone, but I think the people we made it for get it, so it was worth waiting 8 years for it to finally come out.