Priestley developed Private Eyes, along with series creators Tim Kilby and Shelley Eriksen, from the Brad Shade thrillers, a series of books written by C.B. Something many a fan of Private Eyes has without a doubt done at some point. When Sampson apologizes for taking up my interview time, I assure them it’s no bother at all, and I could watch the two interact with each other all day. Observing the banter between Cindy Sampson and Jason Priestley is every bit as entertaining as watching their on-screen characters, Angie Everett and Matt Shade, trade barbs on the Toronto-based detective series.
Seven days later would see the season premiere of their hit detective series Private Eyes. “I’m going to visit my cousins, and I’m so excited,” she said.Īt this point Jason Priestley, from his home in Nashville, asks both of us via Zoom if the maritime bubble is still going on to which Sampson, his good friend and co-star answers It just opened on June 30th, the day of our interview. She was planning to drive from Toronto through New Brunswick to her home in Nova Scotia, which she hadn’t been to in a year and a half because of COVID-19. 15 Edition of The Newfoundland HeraldĬindy Sampson had reason to be excited the day this interview took place. Cyndi Sampson and Jason Priestley in Private Eyes.
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