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"Which is just crazy because if you asked me a year ago if I'd be on a TV show, I would laugh right in front of your face. "My brother and I were talking a couple of weeks ago, like, maybe we can aspire some Indigenous youths to become now," Brandon Nolan said. While they are inspiring Indigenous youth on the ice, they now hope to do it off the ice too. The trio offer a hockey skills development camp for First Nation youth in communities across Canada. So, it really truly depicts how a Senior AAA hockey team would be in a small town like Sudbury."īrandon and Jordan grew up in Garden River First Nation and started their organization, 3NOLANS, in 2013 with their father Ted Nolan, the 1997 Jack Adams Award winner as the NHL's coach of the year with the Buffalo Sabres. There's other people of different colors and backgrounds and cultural backgrounds. "'Letterkenny' did an amazing job of representing different cultural backgrounds, different people of color and then 'Shoresy' is no different," he said. "It's wild how it all went down… I hate to overuse the word surreal but that's exactly what it is." The Bulldogs jelled quickly - on screen and off - and while he appreciated that the hockey is "crisp and clean" on the show, Brandon Nolan was even more impressed by the diversity of the cast. In the show, there's people in the room telling stories and then playing tunes and chirping and then as soon as they say, 'Cut,' we put on our own tunes, tell our own stories, and start chirping," Ryan said. The show, which also leaned on the Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario Hockey League, depicts the game to a T, from where to place the tape in the locker room to how guys dressed during intermissions to who would be the DJ. "I think they kind of leaned on us a little bit to make it more realistic."
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"We all played a little bit of pro hockey, so I think they were kind of just happy with what they saw and asked for input,'" Jordan Nolan told NHL.com. The former NHL players wear their old jersey numbers on the show and, yes, the hockey is a slobber knocker with a donnybrook or two thrown in. Like Ryan's Newfoundland accent and hockey smile, "Shoresy" lifts straight from real life. "If art imitates life, then this show, you don't have to go any further." "That's why Hitch also resonates with me a little bit," Ryan told NHL.com. John's Caps of the Avalon East Senior Hockey League.
Four days before heading to Sudbury to film the show, he played a game with the St. Like his character, Ryan has also played in Senior hockey. Ryan plays Ted "Hitch" Hitchcock, a fellow former first-rounder from Newfoundland. Jonathan-Ismael Diaby, a 2013 draft pick of the Nashville Predators, stars as Dolo.
The third Jim is played by Jon "Nasty" Mirasty, who spent time in the minors, including two seasons with the infamous Danbury Trashers of the United Hockey League. I'm like, 'what the heck would they want us for?'" Brandon Nolan told NHL.com. Like, I'm a hockey player, I'm not an actor. "It's just crazy … I was just, like, this can't be real. Brandon and Jordan Nolan play two of three characters on the show named Jim. To aid him on his quest, Shoresy enlists the services of a ragtag group depicted by a number of guys with pro hockey experience.
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The show is a spinoff of the popular Hulu series "Letterkenny," an irreverent, farcical, and bawdy series that introduces Jared Keeso's portrayal, which he reprises as the title character in "Shoresy." In the mold of its predecessor, the layers are peeled back on the tongue-twisting, foul-mouthed, Grade-A chirper after he joins a fourth-place Senior AAA team and is determined to never lose again. Now, Nolan is on the other end of the screen.Īlong with his older brother Brandon Nolan and Terry Ryan, Jordan Nolan will be lacing up his skates as part of the fictional Sudbury Bulldogs in "Shoresy," a new Hulu television series hitting the United States on Friday.
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When his feet were on the ground, they'd often take him to the theater or a movie set. While his teammates were saddling up to the poker table at 10,000 feet, the two-time Stanley Cup champion with the Los Angeles Kings was popping on his headphones and flipping on a movie.
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