Deliver Me From Nowhere": A Glimpse into Bruce Springsteen's Journey to 'Nebraska'
The upcoming biopic "Deliver Me From Nowhere" has released its first trailer, offering a glimpse of Jeremy Allen White portraying Bruce Springsteen. Directed by Scott Cooper, the film delves into Springsteen's journey while recording his sixth album, 'Nebraska', in 1982. The movie showcases a more vulnerable side of the New Jersey legend as he teeters on the brink of global stardom. Jeremy Strong stars as Jon Landau, Springsteen's manager and record producer, with Stephen Graham playing his father, Douglas Springsteen. The film is set to hit theaters on October 24.
Bruce Springsteen has expressed his support for the project, visiting the cast on set and commending their work. In an interview with Variety's Awards Circuit Podcast, Springsteen shared his initial reaction to the film's concept and how it captures a pivotal period in his life. The movie focuses on the years 1981 and 1982, during the creation of 'Nebraska' and the simultaneous recording of 'Born in the USA', while also addressing personal challenges he has faced. The Boss described the experience as fantastic.
The cast members, including Jeremy Strong and Stephen Graham, have spoken highly of their involvement in the film. Strong referred to it as one of his best working experiences, while Graham was moved to tears by Springsteen's heartfelt messages of appreciation. The film promises to offer a unique perspective on Springsteen's life and career, blending personal struggles with musical creativity.
Although the public has just been treated to the first trailer for "Deliver Me From Nowhere", a special preview was showcased at CinemaCon in April, featuring Jeremy Allen White's rendition of the Springsteen classic 'Born To Run'. The film's release is eagerly anticipated by fans of Bruce Springsteen and promises to provide an intimate portrayal of the iconic musician's journey to artistic greatness.