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Disney Return
Joe, Nick, and Kevin Jonas are returning to the magical world of Disney through a new holiday picture that will be available for streaming on Disney+ during the 2025 holiday period. This venture reunites the boys with the platform that largely contributed to the launch of their careers. Billed as a comedy under the working title “Jonas Brothers Christmas Movie”, this film centers on the trio’s desperate race to get from London to New York in time to celebrate Christmas with their loved ones. However, they encounter a series of mishaps that escalate at every turn, ensuring that their path home is filled with comedic chaos and endless surprises.
The Jonas Brothers are taking on a producer role alongside Adam Fishbach, Spencer Berman, and Scott Morgan, working diligently to bring this festive adventure to life. Writers Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger also come on board to lend their storytelling expertise, layering the script with humor, drama, and a genuine sense of holiday spirit. Jessica Yu, whose résumé includes Quiz Lady and Only Murders in the Building, will direct the film. Her keen eye for balancing comedic timing and engaging narratives makes her well suited to guide the brothers through the film’s challenging moments, while also highlighting the comedic charm that has always characterized their work.
Musical Magic
Additionally, Grammy-nominated writer and executive music producer Justin Tranter joins the team to compose brand-new songs for the movie. Tranter has collaborated with other Disney veterans such as Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez, so he brings a wealth of experience in crafting catchy pop anthems. His involvement promises a soundtrack that blends the Jonas Brothers’ signature style with a bright and celebratory holiday vibe. To announce this jolly project, the brothers filmed a teaser that lovingly nods to the iconic holiday classic “Love Actually”. They recreate the comedic energy of Andrew Lincoln’s famous cue-card scene, playfully revealing details about their own upcoming film. That lively homage, complete with a touch of festive spirit, offers a hint of the fun that audiences can anticipate when the Jonas Brothers Christmas Movie finally arrives.
Joe starts the clip by cheerfully saying, “Hi, we’re the Jonas Brothers—,” but Nick immediately cuts him off. He sternly reminds Joe, “No, don’t say it! The whole point is you don’t say — you let them read.” It is clear that they are trying to mirror the style of those iconic silent cue-card reveals, yet Joe’s eagerness briefly sidetracks their plan. The brothers have to regroup and attempt a second take, fumbling through the process in an amusing way. Meanwhile, a sweeping orchestral rendition of “Silent Night” provides a festive atmosphere in the background. During this moment, the trio holds up cue cards that apologize for “bothering” viewers, while simultaneously unveiling a major announcement: They are making a brand-new Christmas movie.
Disney Origins
Interestingly enough, the Jonas Brothers also made it big in the world of Disney which started way back in 2007 when they joined Hollywood Records, a label under the flagship of Disney. During that time, they produced a series of successful tracks which included their version of Busted’s “Year 3000,” then “Hold On,” and “S.O.S.” Their growing popularity led to a cameo appearance on Miley Cyrus’ Disney Channel sitcom Hannah Montana, helping them gain even more attention from a younger audience. Not long afterward, they stepped into the spotlight by headlining the 2008 Disney Channel Original Movie Camp Rock with Demi Lovato. Building on that success, the brothers went on to star in their own short-lived sitcom, Jonas, which aired in 2009 on the same network. However, by 2012, they reached a turning point, leading them to part ways with Hollywood Records.
Just one year after cutting ties with the label, the Jonas Brothers made the tough choice to disband. At that time Joe, Nick, and Kevin were all on divergent paths of creativity and personal ambitions hence fans were not sure if they would come back together again. Nevertheless, in 2019 they gave their faithful supporters the ultimate shock of their sought-after comeback. To celebrate their comeback, they dropped the single “Sucker,” which quickly captured considerable attention, and they soon embarked on a new tour. This exciting return to the music world reaffirmed their enduring popularity, showing that their bond as brothers and musicians was still going strong.
Recent Collaborations
In addition to reviving their band, the Jonas Brothers have wasted no time expanding their musical repertoire. Just last week, they joined forces with Marshmello, a prominent figure in the pop and electronic music scene, to release a fresh track titled “Slow Motion.” This single not only demonstrates their ability to adapt to modern trends but also highlights their collaborative spirit, proving they are open to creative partnerships that keep their sound contemporary and lively. Their venture with Marshmello arrives as yet another indicator that the siblings remain keen on pushing boundaries.
All of these developments set the stage for an exciting new chapter as they gear up for their forthcoming Christmas project. Enthusiasts who have followed them since their Disney beginnings can look forward to seeing how the Jonas Brothers blend the holiday spirit with the musical flair that first skyrocketed them to fame. Whether viewers are longtime fans from their Disney Channel days or newcomers drawn in by their recent hits, this festive movie promises to showcase the trio’s signature sense of humor, their undeniable family chemistry, and their passion for both music and storytelling.