- Nickelodeon's "Naked Brothers Band" series premiered in 2007 after the successful 2005 movie.
- Brothers Nat and Alex Wolff continued making music together and acting after their show ended.
- Allie DiMeco, who played Rosalina, went on to appear on a reality-TV show.
Nat Wolff played the lead singer of the band before going on to bigger film roles.
Nat, the son of jazz musician Michael Wolff and actor Polly Draper, started his acting and singing career acting on the stage.
He and his brother then starred in "The Naked Brothers Band: The Movie" (2005), which was written and directed by Draper. The film inspired the three-season Nickelodeon series.
After the show ended, Nat continued to make music with his brother as the duo Nat & Alex Wolff.
Nat also continued acting, with roles in films like "New Year's Eve" (2011), "Stuck in Love" (2012), "The Fault in Our Stars" (2014), and "Paper Towns" (2015).
Additionally, the actor starred in "Death Note" (2017) and "Home Again" (2017) before reuniting with his brother for "Stella's Last Weekend" (2018), which was also written and directed by Draper.
More recently, Nat appeared on the Paramount+ miniseries "The Stand" and Peacock's "Joe vs. Carole." He also acted in "Murder at Yellowstone City" (2022) and on Amazon Prime's "The Consultant."
Alex Wolff, the band's drummer and Nat's younger brother, also went on to big film roles.
Alex started his acting career in "The Naked Brothers Band: The Movie" when he was just 7.
After the Nickelodeon series ended, Alex continued playing music. He and his brother released albums like "Black Sheep" and "Public Places" as a duo.
Since then, Alex has focused primarily on acting, appearing in big movies like "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2" (2016), "My Friend Dahmer" (2017), "Hereditary" (2018), and the "Jumanji" sequels. He also costarred in "Stella's Last Weekend" with his brother.
More recently, he wrote, directed, and starred in "The Cat and the Moon" (2019) and starred alongside Nicolas Cage in "Pig" (2021). Some of his latest credits are "A Good Person" (2023) and "Oppenheimer" (2023).
