Nick Jonas is about to close an agreement to interpret Paul Stanleyvocalist of KISSin Shout it out loudthe movie directed by MCG (Joseph McGinty Nichol) on the formation of the venerable hard rock band in the 1970s.
The film will begin to occur at the end of the year or beginning of 2026, with complete financing of STX. The most recent draft is Darren Lemke.
According to the Deadline Jonas portal he will sing himself. In addition to being a sign for the brothers band The Jonas BrothersJonas has already participated acting in films and series.
Jonas grew on Broadway, participating in numerous musicals, including protagonist roles in The miserable, hairspray and how to succeed in business without trying too muchand played singer Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys Live. Your cinematographic credits also include Jumanji and Good halfand co -star with Paul Rudd The movie Power Balladdirected by John Carneyfor Lionsgate.
How will Shout It out loud, Kiss’s biographical film
Shout It Out Loud focuses on the formation of the Glitter Rock band of the 70s. Stanley barely fit the image of a sex symbol leader during his childhood. “It was deaf from a ear and had a slight deformity that made me see different,” Stanley said once. “He was a short and fat child, and music became my salvation, a place to hide and dream. And when I played, there were always girls around.”
MCG is looking for a star to play Gene Simmonsthe bassist of a hoarse, powerful and overflowing voice formed by the band with Stanley.
Stanley and Simmons joined the main guitarist Ace Frehley and to the drummer Peter Crissand then stood out playing with makeup, each with different personalities. His enduring success was promoted by a constant series of Power Rock hymns, including “Rock and Roll All Nite”. They exceeded all forecasts to become one of the most commercial successful bands in the history of rock. They were included in the Rock and Roll Fame Hall in 2014.
The project has been developed for years, developed by Mark Canton, Simmons, Stanley and Doc McGhee along with Jody Gerson For Universal Music Publishing Group and Polygram Entertainment, Bruce Resnikoff of Universal Music Group/Ume, who controls and represents the publication and recording rights of the band songs worldwide, and David Blackman of Polygram.
Source: Ambito
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