Kristina Reyes Net Worth

Kristina Reyes is a talented Hispanic-American actress born and raised in New York City. She has had a successful career, appearing in popular network TV shows such as Shades of Blue, The Following, The Blacklist, and The Michael J. Fox Show. She also has a passion for theatre, singing, and art history, and recently completed her Bachelor's of Arts degree at Marymount Manhattan College. In 2017, she will appear in a recurring role on Season 3 of NBC's Blindspot.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actress
Birth Place American
Genre Teen/children Mockumentary Rockumentary Musical comedy
Created by Polly Draper
Written by Polly Draper (21 episodes) Magda Liolis (10 episodes) Bob Mittenthal (10 episodes) Michael Rubiner (8 episodes) and 2 others
Directed by Polly Draper (season 1–3) Melanie Mayron (season 1–2) Jonathan Judge (season 2–3) and 2 others
Starring Nat Wolff Alex Wolff Thomas Batuello Allie DiMeco David Levi Qaasim Middleton Cooper Pillot Jesse Draper Michael Wolff
Theme music composer Nat Wolff
Opening theme "If That's Not Love"
Composer(s) Nat Wolff Alex Wolff
Country of origin United States
Original language(s) English
No. of seasons 3
No. of episodes 39 (+3 specials) (list of episodes)
Executive producer(s) Albie Hecht Polly Draper
Producer(s) Ken H. Keller Caron Rudner-Keller Kari Kim (1 episode)
Location(s) Brooklyn, New York
Cinematography Ken H. Keller
Editor(s) Craig Cobb and 2 others
Running time Approx. 30 min. (Episodes) Approx. 1 hr. (TV movies)
Production company(s) Kidzhouse Entertainment Nickelodeon Productions
Distributor Worldwide Biggies
Original network Nickelodeon
Picture format 4:3 SD/ProRes 422 codec
Original release February 3, 2007 (2007-02-03) – June 13, 2009 (2009-06-13)
Preceded by The Naked Brothers Band: The Movie

💰 Net worth: $4 Million (2024)

Kristina Reyes, recognized for her exceptional talent and captivating performances as an actress in the American entertainment industry, is expected to amass an impressive net worth of around $4 million by 2024. With her impeccable skills and dedication to her craft, Reyes has garnered both critical acclaim and a wide fan base. Her ability to effortlessly bring characters to life on screen has not only substantiated her reputation as a versatile artist but also contributed significantly to her financial success. As she continues to excel in her career, it is no surprise that Kristina Reyes' net worth is projected to soar even higher in the coming years.

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Biography/Timeline

2005

In 2005, The Naked Brothers Band: The Movie won the audience award for a family feature film at the Hamptons International Film Festival. Of Hecht's attendance, he said, "I could see there was an audience for this. They're real kids, real brothers, making real music."

2006

In October 2006, online videos from their Nickelodeon website had been played over 11 million times. Moreover, before the show's debut, "a fan recognized Nat and Alex in a Florida hotel. She sent them a note: 'Are you the Naked Brothers?' 'They were so excited,' Draper recalled. 'The show hasn't even aired yet and now walking down the streets kids are calling out their names. They can't believe it.' "

2007

According to a 2007 PRNewswire article, the show "quickly became one of the top programs for tweens on television". The series is in a popular category of children's TV shows, along with Disney Channel's Hannah Montana and Cory in the House. By October 2007, Nick.com's message boards had 5.3 million pages viewed, causing online madness. The show has three video games online that have been played about 24 million times. Moreover, fans have downloaded over 800 thousand podcasts.

2008

Draper received a Writers Guild Award nomination for the episode "Nat is a Stand-Up Guy" in the section of Children's Episodic and Specials in 2008. The following year, in 2009, the TV movie Polar Bears won Draper a WGA for Children's Script — Long Form or Special; it was the only one nominated in the category. In 2007, Nat was nominated for Best TV Actor at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards in the United Kingdom. Moreover, the adult Wolff and his sons received a Broadcast Music, Inc. Cable Award for their work on the show's music. In 2008, the series' cast performed at the KCAs in United States; the following year, Nat was nominated for Favorite TV Actor.

2013

For all ages, the premiere of the season one TV movie "Battle of the Bands" was quite successful, garnering a viewership of exactly 3.8 million. The second season TV movie "Sidekicks" debuted to a total of 3.6 million viewers, with the season's finale TV movie "Polar Bears" drawing 1.7 million viewers for children aged 6–11; the latter was the second most watched show for the week in that age group. The series flourished the most with the airing of the season three TV movie "Mystery Girl", producing a viewership of 4 million. A month later, the TV movie "Operation Mojo" was broadcast to an audience of 2.8 million viewers. When the season three TV special "Valentine Dream Date" aired, it was also successful; exactly 3.2 million viewers watched it.

2014

Despite the show's prosperity—in terms of its viewership ratings, as it came close to wrap up filming for the third season, network bosses urged the family to lengthen the season from 13 episodes to 60. Nevertheless, prior agreements had already been made between Draper, her husband and the staff at Nickelodeon that shooting would not interfere with the boys' school schedule. Network executives chose no longer to conform to the family's demands, prompting Draper and Wolff to cancel the series in mid-2009. Of the cancellation, no formal announcement had been made by either the family or network until Nat disclosed the incident to the press in 2013.