Option 1: Dionicio isn’t one to shy away from trying to make hockey a better sport in any way possible. The movie’s script as presented to Dionicio had some hockey in it but there was no depth to it and instead, the focus is on off-ice romance, it’s a rom-com. The role as an advisor and hockey player will be to try and make the hockey aspects at least fit the realities of being an athlete and being a true rendition of the game. Some of the actual hockey scenes were utterly ridiculous with hand passes, missed penalties, and constant fighting. It was how someone who has heard of hockey but never watched probably imagines hockey to be played. Dionicio spends some time changing the hockey scenes to better-fit hockey but tries to maintain the rivalry and intensity that the story is looking for to progress the scenes. It was a fun role to try and fit real hockey yet not change the underlying intent of the scenes. Management was mostly happy with the changes but they did dismiss some of the changes which still made the end product a bit far-fetched for hockey. Dionicio’s cameo became that of the linesman in a few scenes calling off-sides and dropping the puck, a simple cameo yet close enough that anybody could recognize him if they saw him.