Alexandra Chando

Sex and Lies on The Lying Game!

The season finale of ABC Family’s The Lying Game is almost here! However, before it wraps up its season next week, things begin to unravel in tonight’s episode “Sex, Lies and Hard Knocks.” Sutton (Alexandra Chando) does her best to pull off an Emma imitation. What secrets might be revealed? Watch the promo for The Lying Game after the jump!

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ABC Family Gives Back Order to The Lying Game

If you’re hooked on Alexandra Chando’s The Lying Game, then here’s a bit of good news. According to Deadline, ABC Family has given the series, based on the novels by Sara Shepard, a back order of 12 episodes. This comes as the cable network canceled Nine Lives of Chloe King

Alexandra Chando Says The Lying Game is "Loosely Based On The Books"

The Lying Game fans are still blown away by how far off the grid the new Chuck Pratt-helmed TV series is, from the uber popular books. The show's Alexandra Chando spoke with The Hollywood Reporter and explains:

We are loosely based on the books. We definitely go on our own path. It is a mystery and to keep the audience intrigued, we don’t want to tell the exact story that’s in the books they just read. So, we like to mix it up a little bit.
 

Watch Chando and her co-star Blair Redford dish about what's to come, watch after the jump! READ MORE

Chuck Pratt's The Lying Game Premiere Flops on ABC Family

 




Could karma have finally bitten Chuck Pratt in the bootay? TV By The Numbers is reporting the premiere of the daytime soap opera slayer's (he basically killed All My Children's network TV run) The Lying Game, starring As The World Turns alum Alexandra Chando, The Young and the Restless alum Blair Redford and General Hospital's Tyler Christopher, was "disappointing." Yeah, that's putting it nicely.  READ MORE

Seeing Double: Alexandra Chando Talks Dual Role in The Lying Game

ABC Family is hoping their new teen mystery soap The Lying Game (premiering Aug. 15) will be double the pleasure, double the ratings. Star Alexandra Chando recently dished to We Love Soaps about the challenges of taking on the dual role of rich, it girl Sutton and her long lost twin Emma.

Can you talk about playing dual roles and the challenges that come with that?

Alexandra Chando: Of course. It’s first a blessing, first of all, to just have the opportunity to play two roles. To be able to develop two characters and kind of find different things about them and explore them each and every day has been incredible. It does come with its challenges, though. I have 15-hour work days and I’m working an awful lot compared to what I would be working if I was just playing one character. It’s a challenge in the sense, besides the hours and the exhaustion, just trying to keep them straight sometimes. We’re about to embark on Episode 6. Today, we start it. it’s gotten a little bit easier to really feel like these characters and understand them, but there are moments where a little bit of Sutton will creep into Emma and vice versa. It’s definitely been a challenge and I’d say, as well, having to act with a green screen or an eye line with an X on the wall has become easier, but it was definitely in a challenge in the beginning. READ MORE

Double Trouble: The Lying Game vs. Ringer, Which Are You Looking Forward to Most?

Alexandra Chando’s The Lying Game premieres on ABC Family on August 15. Even though its premise–a mystery involving twins swapping lives–sounds an awful lot like Sarah Michelle Gellar’s upcoming Ringer, which premieres this fall on The CW, Chuck Pratt insisted at the Television Critics Association press tour the two shows are very different, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

"Our show is very different," Pratt told reporters on Sunday at the Television Critics Assoc. press tour. "We do appeal to the romantic side of things ... the concept of friends, the concept of the search for the biological parents."

Which series are you looking forward to most?