Netflix has finalized the series regular cast for 'Icebreaker,' adding six actors to the previously announced leads. The hockey romance drama, based on Hannah Grace's bestseller, joins a wave of similar adaptations following the success of 'Heated Rivalry.'
Netflix has cast Daisy Jelley and Connor Simos as the leads in its series adaptation of Hannah Grace's novel 'Icebreaker.' The project, announced in June, follows a figure skater and a hockey player forced to share a rink. The series joins a wave of hockey romance adaptations following the success of 'Heated Rivalry' and 'Off Campus.'
Netflix has cast Daisy Jelley and Connor Simos as the leads in its series adaptation of Hannah Grace’s novel 'Icebreaker.' The project, announced in June, follows a figure skater and a hockey player forced to share a rink. The series joins a wave of hockey romance adaptations following the success of 'Heated Rivalry' and 'Off Campus.'
Netflix is moving forward with a TV adaptation of Hannah Grace’s best-selling YA hockey romance Icebreaker. Unwell Productions’ Alex Cooper will produce, with Amanda Lasher as showrunner and Jade Bartlett co-writing the pilot and series; the project follows figure skater Anastasia Allen and hockey hopeful Nate Hawkins and is the first book in the Maple Hills trilogy, which spent 70 weeks on the NYT bestseller list.
Netflix has ordered a TV adaptation of Hannah Grace’s bestselling hockey romance Icebreaker, with Amanda Lasher as showrunner and Jade Bartlett writing and executive producing; Alex Cooper, Matt Kaplan, and Mina Lefevre will also executive produce via Unwell Productions. Set at Maple Hills University, the series follows a transfer student aiming for Olympic gold and a campus hockey star whose teams must share one rink, igniting a forbidden attraction. Icebreaker is the first of a three-book Maple Hills series and has spent 70 weeks on the NYT bestseller list, signaling Netflix’s ongoing push into rom‑coms and sports romances on TV.
Ukrainian forces say a mass drone attack hit the Russian patrol icebreaker Pruga at the Vyborg shipyard in the Baltic Sea, marking the first known successful strike on a Russian military vessel in the region. The strike occurred amid a broader wave of Ukrainian drone activity across Russia, with attacks reported on Crimea and other sites as air defenses claimed many drones were shot down.
Scientists aboard the South Korean icebreaker Araon celebrated New Year 2026 while en route to Antarctica, enjoying smooth sailing and engaging in activities like Icebreaker Bingo, as they prepare for their research at Thwaites Glacier.
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