The first look of Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen in the upcoming biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere has been unveiled, marking the Hollywood star's transition from The Bear to portraying ‘The Boss’. Directed and written by Scott Cooper, the film is an adaptation of Warren Zanes' book, which details the making of Springsteen's iconic 1982 album Nebraska, according to reports.

Filming is currently taking place in Springsteen’s home state of New Jersey and in New York, with some production also happening in Los Angeles. The biopic is expected to hit theaters next year.

Nebraska, recorded in Springsteen's New Jersey bedroom using a 4-track recorder and without his E Street Band, is regarded as a pivotal moment in his career. The album’s raw, acoustic sound and its themes of struggle and resilience have inspired a generation of musicians. It remains one of Springsteen's most celebrated works, featuring haunting narratives of lost souls.

In addition to Jeremy, the film's cast includes Stephen Graham as Springsteen’s father, Paul Walter Hauser as guitar technician Mike Batlan, and Odessa Young, rumored to play a romantic interest.

Director Scott Cooper expressed his excitement about the project, describing the making of the film as both humbling and thrilling. He emphasised the profound influence Nebraska has had on his artistic vision, aiming to capture its raw emotion and authenticity. Cooper also expressed his gratitude for collaborating with Springsteen and Jon Landau, ensuring the film stays true to Bruce’s legacy.

Deliver Me From Nowhere is poised to offer a transformative cinematic experience, celebrating Springsteen’s enduring musical journey.