LOS ANGELES — The Jonas Brothers are bringing holiday cheer to Disney+ in”A Very Jonas Christmas Movie,”premiering November 14.
Disney+ released the first teaser and announced the full ensemble cast for the festive comedy, which follows Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas as they race against the clock to get home for Christmas. What should be a simple trip from London to New York turns into a series of holiday side quests as the brothers face obstacles on their journey.
Joining the musical trio are a host of big names, including Billie Lourd as Cassidy, Laverne Cox as Stacy, KJ Apa as Gene, Andrew Barth Feldman as Ethan and Andrea Martin as Deb. Music legend Kenny G and songwriter Justin Tranter appear as themselves, while Randall Park plays Brad and Jesse Tyler Ferguson takes on the role of Santa. Chloe Bennet stars as Lucy, and the Jonas family will also make cameo appearances.
The film is produced by Disney Branded Television and 20th Television, with Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas serving as producers. The screenplay is written by Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger (“This Is Us,” “Love, Simon”), Adam Fishbach, Spencer Berman and Scott Morgan. Emmy and Academy Award-winning director Jessica Yu (“Quiz Lady,” “This Is Us”) directs, with original music from executive music producer and Grammy nominee Justin Tranter.
The movie will stream exclusively on Disney+ worldwide on November 14.
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