It's a particularly positive phase that Jeremy Allen White is going through right now. The thirty-three-year-old actor has shown his talent since 2011 with the character of Lip Gallagher in the TV series "Shameless", but it was necessary to wait another ten years for his definitive consecration among the promises of the new Hollywood star system.
With the release of "The Bear", the star obtained some of the most important international awards for his role as chef Carmine Berzatto : two Golden Globes, two Critics Choice Awards and an Emmy award. This year he once again impressed audiences as wrestler Kerry Von Erich in Sean Durkin's “Warrior - The Iron Claw”. It is therefore not surprising that proposals for other important collaborations are starting to become more and more insistent.
In this regard, the official announcement of the biopic on the life of Bruce Springsteen "Deliver Me From Nowhere" dates back to last March, a project written and directed by Scott Cooper to tell in detail the genesis of the legendary album released in 1982 "Nebraska", considered among the greatest successes of the American singer-songwriter and placed in 150th position among the 500 best records of all time according to Rolling Stone magazine. The financing and distribution of the film will be handled by 20th Century Fox, while Jeremy Allen White will interpret the movements and unmistakable voice of the Boss, for the first time dealing with a biographical film as a leading actor.
The era of the album marks a very specific phase in Springsteen's life, who chose to make an intimate, minimalist album on a four-track recorder to face his inner demons and rise in the music world. With filming scheduled for this fall, White confirmed his availability on set after completing filming seasons three and four of “The Bear” in June. On the work that awaits him, the actor released a statement to Variety during the red carpet presentation of "The Bear 3". In addition to revealing that he has not yet met Springsteen in person, White expresses his confidence in the creative process, which is essential to giving shape to the character: «We have communicated a little through other people, but I hope that everything continues to work. We still have some things to decide, we need to work out the timing and I'm trying to create my own process before I meet the man I'm going to play. I want to find a key to understanding it, so when I meet him I will have some confidence in myself."
