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Bruce Springsteen has heard Jeremy Allen White sing in the upcoming biopic Deliver Me from Nowhere – and he approves.Directed by Scott Cooper and adapted from a 2023 book, Deliver Me From Nowhere will see White portray ‘80s-era Springsteen, with the film chronicling the recording of his 1982 album ‘Nebraska’.When asked earlier this year if he would be singing in the film, The Bear star said he was “gonna try”. Well, it appears his efforts have impressed Springsteen himself, as well as the rest of the cast, which includes Jeremy Strong, Paul Walter Hauser, Odessa Young, and Stephen Graham.“He sings very well,” Springsteen told Jim Rotolo in a new Sirius XM interview.

Jeremy Allen White is spending the day on set of his Bruce Springsteen biopic.

Bruce Springsteen has stopped by the set of the upcoming biopic about him, Deliver Me From Nowhere, to visit star Jeremy Allen White during filming.The legendary musician and The Bear actor were photographed together alongside director Scott Cooper while shooting a scene in a car dealership in Bayonne, New Jersey.White and Springsteen were seen hugging and sharing a smile, as well as taking a look at some classic cars. The cars included a Chevrolet Z28 Camaro, which the singer has said was the first car he ever bought, and could indicate the content of the scene being filmed.In Deliver Me From Nowhere, White will play ‘80s-era Springsteen, with the film chronicling the recording of his 1982 album ‘Nebraska’.

As Gov. Phil Murphy continues his push to woo film and television production to New Jersey, the state economic development authority today approved a partnership with a $1+ billion studio complex including 22 sound stages set to rise in the Bergen Point neighborhood of Bayonne, New Jersey at the site of a former Texaco oil refinery.

Actor Frank Langella is at the center of a sexual harassment probe over his alleged behavior on the set of the Netflix limited series The Fall of the House of Usher.The Bayonne, New Jersey-born actor, 84, has been accused of multiple instances of inappropriate behavior on the British Columbia, Canada set of the show, production sources told TMZ Wednesday, but hasn't been fired or suspended.Among the alleged incidents, the source told the outlet, include a joke Langella told that had sexual overtones, and an instance in which he touched the leg of a female actress (during a scripted performance) and joked, 'Did you like that?' The latest:Actor Frank Langella, 84, is at the center of a sexual harassment probe over his alleged behavior on the set of the Netflix limited series The Fall of the House of Usher. The actor was snapped in 2012 at the Sundance Film Festival inPark City, UtahThe production of the Netflix limited series has not been impacted by the probe, sources told the outlet, as Langella did not have any scenes to film this week.Police told the outlet that no reports have been filed in connection with the veteran actor.

The recently-launched Strong Studios has acquired rights to Alec Sokolow’s script The Tank Job, setting the Oscar nominee as the film’s director.