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ABOUT A VERY JONAS CHRISTMAS MOVIE

Three famous brothers race against time and face mounting challenges during a chaotic journey from London to New York, desperate to make it home in time for Christmas.

AIR DATE & PLATFORM FOR A VERY JONAS CHRISTMAS MOVIE

November 14, 2025 | Disney+ & Hulu

CAST & CREW OF A VERY JONAS CHRISTMAS MOVIE

Kevin Jonas, Joe Jonas, Nick Jonas as themselves
Chloe Bennet as Lucy
Billie Lourd as Cassidy
Laverne Cox as Stacy
KJ Apa as Gene
Andrew Barth Feldman as Ethan
Jesse Tyler Ferguson as Santa Claus

BRAN’S A VERY JONAS CHRISTMAS MOVIE SYNOPSIS

The movie kicks off with It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year by Andy Williams — which is how you instantly know this is a Disney movie and not a Hallmark movie. Suddenly, Will Ferrell is there with his family. Apparently, they flew all the way to London to see the Jonas Brothers. Tonight is Will Ferrell’s Super Bowl. When people ask him when he’s making Elf 2, he’s using the Jonas Brothers to mentally push through it.

We’re transported to the theater where the JoBros come out and sing Feels Like Christmas, and we could not be more in. Neither could Will Ferrell. He is loving it.

The show wraps and they head to the end-of-tour party. They’ve got a flight in the morning, but their manager is leaving tonight, so he gives each of them a whistle “in case they need it,” and a card for a 24/7 travel agency. Joe rips it up — they don’t need that.

Joe wants to go out with his brothers, but they aren’t having it. They’re tired dads in their 30s — what could they possibly be missing out on? Joe breaks into a full musical number about what could happen that night. It does not work.

Nick FaceTimes Priyanka to say how excited he is to get home. He’s exhausted. Touring is hard and, according to Nick, he’s the only brother who really works.

Kevin FaceTimes Danielle, and she asks if he’s told the brothers his “news.” He has not.

Joe heads to the hotel bar where he chats with Santa, who asks what’s got him down in the dumps. Joe just misses the good old days when the brothers actually hung out. After Joe walks away, Santa sings a spell that will remind them of their brotherly magic. Unless they find that bond again, they won’t make it home for Christmas. And to make sure that happens? Santa blows up their plane.

The brothers arrive at the airport to find their plane destroyed. Luckily, Brad (their manager) slipped the travel-agency cards into their wallets. They call, and the agent gets them a flight out of another airport — but they have to catch a train in 30 minutes. Their driver is absolutely unhinged, like Dan trying to make it to the Kelly Clarkson Show taping on time.

They grab their tickets and even have time for a song about coming home for Christmas. Kenny G pops in for a sax solo because of course he does. But once they board the train, it magically switches from heading to Paris to heading to Amsterdam. Uh oh.

On the train, Joe bumps into his childhood love, Lucy, who moved to Portland back when they were in love. She’s going through a breakup and came to Europe for some space. They hug and part ways. Definitely nothing to worry about.

They’re shocked when they actually end up in Amsterdam and are forced to stay the night with no guaranteed flight in the morning. Luckily, Ethan — the guy Nick starred with in Home Alone: The Musical — is doing a one-night-only show called Egg Nog with an EGOT and is flying out on a private jet. Maybe they can hitch a ride. Unfortunately, Ethan hates Nick. Ethan played Kevin, Nick played his dad, and it created… weird vibes.

They show up to the show, Nick sings a duet from the musical, and he accidentally embarrasses Ethan. So: no plane.

Crazily, Lucy is also there. Joe hangs out with her for the night, which gives Santa the opportunity to swipe the passports Joe keeps in his fancy passport pouch. Joe and Lucy jump into a freezing canal and get chased by police — a whole thing — but Joe fumbles the moment romantically. He knows it, so he sings about it.

The brothers call the travel agent again, who says if they can get to Germany, her ex-boyfriend can fly them home on his private jet. They rent a car, it breaks down, and they end up hitching a ride with a Christmas tree truck driven by… Santa, naturally. After a heart-to-heart with Santa, Nick hops in the back to hang with his brothers, complete with a song and childhood Christmas home videos.

They finally reach the jet — which is piloted by Archie from Riverdale. The dude is unhinged, gets knocked out, and they’re forced to crash-land the plane. It’s freezing.

This leads to a massive argument. Nick extended the tour without them. Joe thinks Nick is mean to him. Kevin just wants to sing a lead vocal on one song. They storm off and — of course — sing about it.

They eventually find their way back to each other… but now they’re surrounded by wolves. Luckily, wolves hate loud noises, so they all take turns yelling apologies. Santa scares off the wolves. Then Brad shows up to save them and finally get them home for Christmas.

The brothers convince Lucy to show up and surprise Joe. He tries to give a romantic speech that absolutely stinks, but it’s good enough because they kisssssss. Then they break into song — and Kevin finally gets to take the bridge.

The movie ends with Will Ferrell at yet another Jonas Brothers concert as they sing Sucker.

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