From Donal O’Donoghue of RTE 10:

• Back in Black
  ‘Booze, blow and broads’ is how the actor summed up the made-for-cable production. Is that it? He laughs and leans back in his chair. “That’s the show”, he says. “booze, blow and broads or Sunday night at Charlie Sheen’s house. That’s the other joke.” Fitz, a man who would sell his soul to make a car sale, is the darkest character Priestley has ever played (but as you’ve probably guessed, that list is not very long). And because the show is on cable in the US, no holds are barred and swear words are stitched into the screenplay. Read more.

From Jay Bobbin of Zap2It:

• Busy man Jason Priestley on Shannen Doherty, ‘90210,’ ‘Haven’ and more
  “It is encouraging,” he reflects. “I think that somewhere along the way, Canadian producers stopped making television just for Canadian audiences. They woke up to the fact that they could produce television for the world, and once they started doing that, Americans started buying it.” Read more.

From Bill Brioux of Toronto.com:

• Being busy’s no curse for Jason Priestley
  Jason Priestley has found Haven in Nova Scotia, which seems fitting since he once unknowingly provided haven for the series’ producer. The Vancouver native has been based for years in places like New York and Los Angeles (he’s now a naturalized American citizen), but for the past two years he’s been working a lot on Canada’s East Coast, first on his own series Call Me Fitz (returning this fall to The Movie Network/Movie Central) and now on Haven, returning for a second season Monday at 10 p.m. on Showcase. Read more.