Thread: The Jonas Brothers

Joe Jonas: I want to be in a Bond film.. even if I have to be a baddie

Jan 5 2010 By John Dingwall
JOE JONAS wants to star in a Bond movie ... and he's willing to play a villain if that's what it takes.
The squeaky-clean member of the Jonas Brothers says he'll go to any lengths for the chance to star alongside Daniel Craig.
"I'm willing to read for anything," Joe insisted. "Acting is something I love and I want to do it all. It would be an awesome dream to get a part in a James Bond movie.
"We're big fans of Daniel Craig. DC is the best and it would be an honour.
"It's a prestigious film series."
The 23rd Bond film has been put on hold while Hollywood studio MGM is sold to pay off debts and may not surface until late 2011, which would enable the Jonas Brothers to squeeze in a planned tour later this year.
"We're looking to tour in the summer," said Kevin Jonas. "Hopefully, Scotland will be on the list. We wanted to come to Scotland on the recent short tour of the UK but it couldn't happen for some reason.
"But we are keen to come back.
"We came to Scotland when we were starting out with Avril Lavigne and got to see some of Glasgow, which was beautiful.
"It was a lot of fun and one of the things we remember was that it stayed light for so long. It was 10pm and it didn't even get dark."
Meanwhile, Kevin, who became the first Jonas brother to marry when he wed Danielle Deleasa in New York on December 19, has revealed that he couldn't sleep before he plucked up the courage to propose.
The 23-year-old said: "I had been on tour in Canada and took a flight to Los Angeles and just showed up and surprised her.
"She opened the door and I got down on one knee and proposed.
"It took her completely by surprise.
"I was nervous because, as much as you can prepare for something like that, it's on your mind the whole time before you go through with it. The entire flight from Canada, I didn't get a moment's sleep."
Joe will soon be seen on TV as a judge on American Idol alongside Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson and Kara DioGuardi.
"I recorded it over the summer," he said. "It was fun but I felt bad because I didn't want to offend anyone or hurt their feelings.
"Simon is a very honest person. But he is right almost all of the time.
"If you haven't heard of Susan Boyle or Leona Lewis, you would have to have been in hiding for a very long time. Both are very talented and have got great careers ahead of them.
"Susan is obviously a wonderfully talented singer and should go far."

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