The actress also says that some fan theories about the mystery of who's Uber A on the teen drama are 'pretty dead-on.'
- Dec 29, 2016
AceShowbiz - The upcoming episodes of "Pretty Little Liars" will finally reveal who's Uber A. According to Lucy Hale, who plays Aria Montgomery, the series' conclusion will make a lot of sense and it's worth the wait.
"I think mainly it's the question that the show has revolved around for seven seasons, which is who is Uber A? Who is behind all of this?" she tells Teen Vogue. "You finally get to figure out who that is, and why this person has been out to get us for so long. It kind of comes out of left field too. You see what's going on, and it makes a lot of sense," she says.
"I was so scared that it would go in a direction that just didn't add up or make any sense at all. But it checked all the boxes for me, for lining up with everything, so I was happy with it and I think everyone else will be too," she continues.
The actress also talks about some fan theories, calling them smart to notice the subtle hints throughout the seasons. "I have seen a couple of fan theories where they got it pretty dead-on. I have no idea [how]. They just went back and re-watched episodes and figured it out," she says.
Describing her sadness about the show's ending, she shares, "It was a mixture of emotions. It was obviously very sad. The cast and the crew grew really close. It was also really gratifying. It's been a long time on that show - we worked really hard. It felt like we had accomplished something really big. We left it on a good note."
"And it's a really good season. We give everyone all the answers they could have ever dreamed of. That felt good to wrap it up. It feels weird that we'll never go back for season 8 - I'm still just adjusting to my new life without it," she explains.
Talking about her character in the remaining episodes, she says, "The last few episodes for Aria were my favorites of the whole series because she becomes a little dark." She adds, "She loses it a little bit and we get to see a different side of her, which I've been waiting to do that for the whole series. It was fun, as an actress, to play. Since we knew it was the last season, the writers made every episode an extreme amount of fun. Just in general, we had a lot of good times with it."
The seventh season of "Pretty Little Liars" returns on Tuesday, April 18, 2017 at 8 P.M. ET on Freeform.
