Frankie Jonas
American actor, singer, and songwriter
American actor, singer, and songwriter
Born on September 28, 2000, an American actor, singer, and songwriter rose to prominence as a voice actor in animated series and films. Gained early recognition as the youngest member of the Jonas family. Voiced the character Axl in the animated film 'Ponyo' and appeared in the series 'Jonas'. Released music that contributed to his growing presence in the entertainment industry.
Voiced Axl in 'Ponyo'
Starred in 'Jonas'
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