Elizabeth Lail enthusiastic for her role in the upcoming horror TV show 'Dead of Summer'

The creators of the television series "Once Upon a Time", Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis, have cast Elizabeth Lail along with Elizabeth Mitchell for Freeform's new horror television series "Dead of Summer". And it seems Elizabeth Lail is somewhat enthusiastic for her role as Amy Hughes in the series.

The series is set in the late '80s at Camp Clearwater, which is all about apparently ideal Midwestern summer Camp basically known for first loves, first kisses and first kills. Moreover, Clearwater's dim, old mythology stirs, and what should be a summer of fun soon transforms into one of unforgettable panics and evil in every step of the way.

Who’s ready for creepy campfire stories this summer? #DeadOfSummer pic.twitter.com/hB37L3gmCE

— Dead of Summer TV (@DeadofSummerTV) April 22, 2016

Elizabeth Lail is set to play the lead role as a clever but nervous counselor who is very new to the Camp Clearwater. Being a new girl in camp, Lail as Amy is not familiar with the social circumstances and pitfalls about the camp so it is hard for Amy to interact with other counselors. As the others think back about their past summers at camp, with the disturbances going on at Camp Clearwater, only Amy is able to sense that something is wrong in the camp.

Co-star Elizabeth Mitchel is playing the role of Deb, the new owner of the Camp Clearwater. Deb being a former camper wants to bring the magic of summer camp she loved. The series was scheduled to be produced in March.

The 24 years old Elizabeth Lial is currently dating with her boyfriend Julian Haig with no imminent signs of splitting. Seems like Lial is set to be married as her relationship started in 2015

No other records of Lial on her affairs have been revealed. As she has not engaged or married with anybody else previously, so she is not divorced. 

The bold and beautiful actress has a height of 5 feet 8 inch(1.73m). The net worth of Lial has not been confirmed yet but is estimated to be in millions.