Jeremy Allen White: Favorite to Play Bruce Springsteen at the cinema

Jeremy Allen White is considered the dominant to play him in for the big screen. A few hours earlier it became known that the “Boss” of American rock will write history as the first non-British singer to become a member of the British Academy “The Ivors Academy”. In discussions to play Bruce Springstein in the upcoming film called “Deliver Me From Nowhere” is Jeremy Allen White, as Variety confirmed. The new project will focus on the period that created the album “Nebraska” in a Scott Cooper script, which is also the dominant to take over directing. The production will be undertaken by Eric Robinson and Helen Goldsmith – Vine of Gotham Group, as well as former Netflix president Scott Stamper (Scott Stuber). It is the first project to take over after leaving the platform. A24 is also in discussions to take over the film which will be based on Warren Zanes’ book (Warren Zanes) “Deliver Me From Nowhere: The Making of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska” released last year. He will follow “Boss” on his sixth studio album, a dark, stripped collection of songs in a special personal period for the singer. It was recorded in his bedroom at Colts Neck, New Jersey in a four-channel cassette player some years before E Street Band released “Born in the U.S.A”. He was strongly influenced by Terrence Malick’s film “Badlands”, while today he appreciates that this album is his best work. A few hours earlier it was announced that the American rock legend would write history as the first international singer introduced to the British Academy “The Ivors Academy”. She will become her 27th member among great singers such as Sir Paul McCartney and Peter Gabriel. The ceremony will take place on May 23 at the Grosvenor House in London, says the Guardian.