Jeremy Allen White Proved that he fits perfectly in the bum -hugging jeans in Bruce Springsteen and debuted a convincing first trailer for a Biopic of “Dancing in the Dark” singer at Film 2025.
White, winner of many golden trophies for their work with Hulus “The Bear”, turned out to the annual convention of cinemas with Costar Jeremy Strong in tow. When he spoke with the new Disney distribution manager Andrew Cripps during the studio’s presentation, the actor spoke on the pressure presented by the film, entitled “Deliver Me From Nowhere.”
“It was incredible, challenging and a dream.
A trailer cut exclusively for the theater owners opened with White as Springsteen on a New Jersey car party and tests that run a Chevy 305. “I know who you are,” the dealer tells him and leans into the window. White smiles and says, “It makes one of us.”
Strong games Jon Landau, manager and confidence in Springsteen, who in the early 80s helped him set the noise from fame and expectations to drill into his artistry. A montage of young Springsteen plays, who shows a father (played by the last “teens” Breakout star and co -creator Stephen Graham) determined to raise a fighter and a mother trying to teach him compassion and grace.
“When Bruce was little, he had a hole in the floor in his bedroom. A floor that would be solid? He could stand on, Bruce didn’t have it,” Strong says in Voiceover. “Bruce is a repairman. What he does with this album is that he repairs that hole in the floor. Repair it in himself. When he has done so, he will repair the whole world.”
The pictures end up with what is easily the biggest test in the movie for white: a live performance of what is opcaical spreafseen’s most iconic song, “Born to run.” The actor nails Springsteen’s Raspy Croon, throws his sweat -soaked hair on stage and ends in a split that takes his electric guitar down on the floor with him.
Searchlight Pictures will release “deliver me from nowhere” at the end of 2025.