Dorian Missick and Kate Kelton Join HAVEN Season 3 on Syfy

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Dorian Missick (Southland, The Cape) and Kate Kelton (Harold and Kumar, American Psycho 2) will join the cast of Syfy's popular series Haven in recurring roles when the show returns for its third season beginning Friday, September 21 at 10PM (ET/PT). Kelton portrays the spirited and fierce "Jordan McKee." She's a waitress at "The Gun & Rose Diner," and also an influential member of a mysterious organization of "troubled" people whose identity is known by the distinctive tattoo marking its members.

Missick plays "Tommy Bowen," a street smart Boston detective who comes to Haven investigating a suspected serial killer case. A shrewd, calculating policeman, he's also a fish out of water, completely mismatched with this L.L. Bean world.

Season three of Haven picks up immediately following the events of the gripping season two finale with Audrey having been brutally kidnapped; Nathan (Lucas Bryant) warned against pursuing a romantic relationship with Audrey; and Duke (Eric Balfour) seemingly engaged in a fight to the death with Nathan after he discovers his family lineage is to kill Haven citizens with troubles.

Haven, based on the novella The Colorado Kid from renowned author Stephen King, follows former FBI agent Audrey Parker, who becomes a cop in the small town of Haven, Maine, and soon discovers the town's many secrets, which also hold the key to unlocking the mysteries of her lost past.

From leading independent studio Entertainment One (eOne), Haven is co-commissioned by Shaw Media in Canada and globally via Universal Networks International (UNI).

The creative team behind Haven includes executive producers John Morayniss (The Firm, Hell on Wheels) from eOne Television and David MacLeod (Legends of the Fall, The Ray Bradbury Theater) of Big Motion Pictures, who are joined by Lloyd Segan, Shawn Piller, Scott Shepherd (Stephen King's The Dead Zone, Greek) of Piller/Segan/Shepherd and Matt McGuinness (Journeyman, Dark Blue) as well as Sam Ernst & Jim Dunn (Stephen King's The Dead Zone), who also developed the series.

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