‘My Life With the Walter Boys’ Trailer: Netflix’s TV Adaptation Features a Complicated, Steamy Love Triangle

Move over, “The Summer I Turned Pretty.” There’s a new girl-caught-between-brothers triangle in town.

Netflix debuted the trailer for the upcoming romantic coming-of-age series “My Life With the Walter Boys,” set for a Dec. 7 release. Adapted from Ali Novak’s novel of the same name, “My Life The Walter Boys” comes from the producers behind Netflix’s “The Kissing Booth” film trilogy.

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The series tracks the journey of 15-year-old Jackie (Nikki Rodriguez), whose privileged Manhattan upbringing is uprooted after her family dies in an accident. When her mother’s best friend Katherine (Sarah Rafferty) and her husband, George (Marc Blucas) become her new guardians, she uproots her New York City life to Colorado. Her new life couldn’t be more different, as George and Katherine are raising 10 children — including the studious Alex (Ashby Gentry) and troubled Cole (Noah LaLonde).

The series also stars Connor Stanhope, Johnny Link, Corey Fogelmanis, Dean Petriw, Lennix James, Alix West Lefler, Isaac Arellanes, Myles Perez, Zoë Soul, Alisha Newton, Jaylan Evans, Ashley Tavares, Moheb Jindran, Ellie O’Brien, Mya Lowe, Gabrielle Jacinto, Nathaniel Arcand and Alex Quijano.

The 10-episode drama, created by Melanie Halsall, is produced by iGeneration Studios and Sony Pictures Television. Ed Glauser serves as executive producer.

Watch the trailer below:

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