Jonas Brothers Drop Teaser For ‘A Very Jonas Christmas Movie’

“Let it bro, let it bro, let it bro.” The Jonas Brothers are celebrating Christmas in a chaotic and high-spirited Jonas way with A Very Jonas Christmas Movie, set to release on Disney+ on November 14.

It was first announced in January that a Christmas comedy film centered on the trio was coming to Disney+. The film marks the brothers’ return to acting. Over the years, they have appeared in the Camp Rock films, as well as their own concert films, Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience and Happiness Continues: A Jonas Brothers Concert Film.

During their Disney Channel heyday, they also appeared as themselves in Hannah Montana and starred in their own series, JONAS, which was loosely based on their lives as musicians.

The upcoming holiday comedy follows Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas as they try to get from London, after a show, to New York to spend Christmas with their families and loved ones. Little do they know, getting home for Christmas won’t be as easy as they hope.

In addition to the band, the cast also includes Chloe Bennet as Lucy, Billie Lourd as Cassidy, Laverne Cox as Stacy, KJ Apa as Gene, Andrew Barth Feldman as Ethan, Andrea Martin as Deb, Kenny G as himself, Justin Tranter as himself, Randall Park as Brad, and Jesse Tyler Ferguson as Santa Claus.

Watch the teaser for A Very Jonas Christmas Movie below:

Ralph Regis

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Ralph Regis is a Lifestyle and Culture Writer at Billboard Philippines, where he bridges the worlds of film, television, fashion, art, food, and cultural trends with both the local and international music scene.

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