Jonas Brothers to make big screen debut

Teens stars Kevin, Joe and Nick join up with little brother Frankie for new movie

The Jonas Brothers have signed up to star in the Farrelly Brothers' new film.



The teen stars will be joined by their younger brother Frankie, 8, in Walter the Farting Dog, reports Variety. 



The film casts Kevin, 21, Joe, 18, and Nick, 16, as musicians forced to care for their sick aunt's smelly pet. 



The trio recently starred in the Disney channel's hit TV movie Camp Rock and are also currently preparing for their own series J*O*N*A*S.

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Jonas Brothers: Rather concentrate on work than girls

Kevin Jonas has revealed that he and his brothers would rather concentrate on work than women.

'We love to date, but it’s almost impossible with our schedule,’ says the Jonas Brothers star.

‘We’re on the road at least 265 days a year so forming any significant relationship with someone is too difficult.’

But if he were to take someone out, would he love to date? 'Cheryl Cole is amazing. I think she's the perfect woman. She's beautiful,' he gushes.

Kevin, 20, and brothers Joe, 19, and Nick, 15, are devout Christians who wear purity rings – showing they want to remain virgins until marriage.

‘The rings are a constant reminder to live a life with values,’ Kevin tells The Sun. ‘It’s a personal thing.'

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Jonas Brothers: We'd spend our lives with our biggest fan

The Jonas Brothers have revealed that they would date a fan – despite previously saying it's not something they'd do.

The boy band, who star in Disney movie Camp Rock, say they're all still looking for their dream women.

‘We have already dated fans or girls that are not celebrities,’ they write on their MySpace blog.

‘In fact, we really like to believe that the girl we will spend our lives with will be our biggest fan.’

But Kevin, 20, Joe, 19, Nick, 15 – who all wear chastity rings – won’t reveal if any of them are dating at the moment.

‘It is our rule to not talk about our personal lives, especially who we are dating,’ they say. ‘The same would be true if we were dating you.’

Last month, teen star Miley Cyrus, 15, admitted she had dated Nick for 2 years.

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The Jonas Brothers react to Russell Brand

Despite the rest of Hollywood jumping to their defence, it seems that the Jonas Brothers themselves weren't offended by Russel Brand's ribbing at the MTV VMAs.

Russel has since apologised for mocking the pop trio's decision to wear purity rings which show they are saving themselves for marriage.

Nick jonas told the BBC: "For us it's cool to see that he recognises we are gentleman."

He even went on to compliment Brand, adding: "I think he did a good job. We saw him on Conan O'Brien and thought he was hilarious."

Kevin added that the awards's host didn't 'ruin' their night in the slightest: "We had a lot of friends there and everybody's so nice. We had a good time."

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Jonas Brothers land their own show on Disney

The Jonas Brothers have landed their very own show on the Disney Channel.

The singers, who appear in US flick Camp Rock, want to give fans an insight into their busy lives.
‘It's going to be about us as a band but dealing with normal things like trying to take out the trash and not get hounded by fans,’ Joe tells Elle magazine.

‘It's going to be a funny show, and it's going to be a great cast.

'The writers are working on it as we speak, so we should be seeing scripts any day. I'm really excited.’

Kevin, 20, Joe, 19, and Nick, 15, won't start filming until mid-September.

Meanwhile, Madonna’s daughter Lourdes, 11, has her heart set on watching the band at London’s Hammersmith Apollo next Thursday.

‘She’s a massive fan of the boys,’ a source tells the Daily Mirror.

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High ratings for 'Camp Rock,' the Disney Channel's Jonas Brothers movie

Friday night's premiere of "Camp Rock" on the Disney Channel, er, rocked (sorry!) in the ratings, drawing 8.9 million viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research. Among those, 3.4 million were tweenagers, the 9- to 14-year-olds Disney targets.


"Camp Rock" -- which as The Times' Robert Lloyd pointed out in his review, is sort of a Jonas Brothers movie, but mostly not, and co-stars Demi Lovato, who is seen as the inheritor of Miley Cyrus' crown -- now stands as the Disney Channel's second-most-watched TV movie of all time. It falls behind, of course, last summer's record-breaking ratings for "High School Musical 2." That cultural phenomenon/franchise brought in 17.2 million viewers and was the most-watched entertainment (meaning, excluding sports) telecast ever on basic cable.

But "Camp Rock" did outdraw the first "High School Musical" movie, which had an audience of 7.7 million in its initial airing in 2006.

In a cross-platforming strategy among various Disney properties, "Camp Rock" will be rebroadcast on ABC's "Wonderful World of Disney" tonight (Saturday) and on ABC Family tomorrow (Sunday).

-- Kate Aurthur

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