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Bruce Springsteen‘s manager Jon Landau has praised the casting of The Bear‘s Jeremy Allen White as The Boss in the forthcoming biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere. From 20th Century Studios, Deliver Me From Nowhere follows Springsteen during the making of his 1982 album ‘Nebraska’ and is directed by Scott Cooper (Black Mass, Hostiles), and is based on the 2023 book Deliver Me from Nowhere: The Making of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska by Warren Zanes and is scheduled to start filming this autumn.“Oh my god, he’s just perfect.

Jeremy Strong is giving a little insight into his forthcoming role in the upcoming Bruce Springsteen biopic starring Jeremy Allen White.

EXCLUSIVE: Johnny Cannizzaro (Jersey Boys) has joined the ensemble cast of 20th Century‘s Bruce Springsteen biopic, Deliver Me From Nowhere. The New Jersey native will portray Springsteen’s long-time confidant and E-Street band guitarist, Stevie Van Zandt, sources close to production tell Deadline.

Steve Howey is addressing the possibility of doing a Shameless reboot.

A source provided new insight into Jeremy Allen White and Molly Gordon‘s relationship.

The sparks between Jeremy Allen White and Molly Gordon have been flying for quite some time!

Stephen Graham has been cast as Bruce Springsteen’s father in the upcoming biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere.The film, which stars The Bear‘s Jeremy Allen White as a young Springsteen, is directed by Scott Cooper (Black Mass, Hostiles) and will begin shooting this autumn.From 20th Century Studios, Deliver Me From Nowhere follows Springsteen during the making of his 1982 album ‘Nebraska’.Graham, whose credits include Peaky Blinders, Snatch, Gangs of New York, This Is England, and Boiling Point will play the Boss’ dad, Douglas “Dutch” Springsteen, Variety reports.The cast also includes Paul Walter Hauser as guitar tech Mike Batlan, as well as Odessa Young, who is rumoured to play a love interest. It was reported in May that Succession’s Jeremy Strong is in talks to portray Jon Landau, Springsteen’s longtime manager.Back in August, White spoke to GQ about his preparation for portraying the rock icon.

Lana Del Rey is a wifey!

Jeremy Allen White and Rosalía’s relationship is over — and he already has a new lady in his life!

Is there romance blooming on the set of The Bear!? Co-stars Jeremy Allen White and Molly Gordon were photographed kissing!

John Landgraf says that there’s still “magic” in the television business as evidenced by the likes of actors such as The Bear’s Liza Colón-Zayas beating Carol Burnett and Meryl Streep to win her first Emmy or Shōgun winning major awards.

Selome Hailu The Emmys brought an average 6.87 million viewers to ABC on Sunday night, a 54% rise in total viewers from the record-low 4.3 million who tuned into the most recent ceremony on Fox at the start of this year. In the key adults 18-49 ratings, the telecast averaged a 1.02 rating, up 17% from 0.87 in January. Per ABC, the 76th Emmys telecast posted the award show’s largest overall audience in there years, since its 2021 airing on CBS.

Jeremy Allen White is celebrating his co-star Liza Colon-Zayas‘ historic win!

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Original “Saturday Night Live” cast member Laraine Newman railed against “The Bear” on Emmys night, where the FX series set a new record for most comedy wins in a single year with 11 trophies for its second season. The previous record holder was the first season of “The Bear” with 10 wins.

RELATED:Emmys 2024 full list of nominations and winners 14 different shows were honored during the main Emmys telecast with a handful of snubs and surprises; below, we’ve roundedthem up along with where you can stream them. “Shōgun” was the night’s big winner.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Perhaps the toughest call for an awards producer is figuring out when to start playing a winner off the stage. On Sunday night’s 76thEmmys, “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” had just won yet another prize — its second in a row for scripted variety series — and the host’s speech had started to go long. A flustered Oliver had already botched his son Hudson’s name (calling him “Husband” by mistake) and then started to talk about his dog.

Larry David probably already had curbed his enthusiasm about a final-season Emmy breakthrough for his veteran HBO series as he was a no-show at the Sunday ceremony which made it official: David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm ended its run as the show with the most Outstanding Comedy Series nominations, 11, without a win.

to January once last summer’s actors and writers strikes ended. Father-son duo and “Schitt’s Creek” stars Dan and Eugene Levy emceed the night, broadcast live on ABC (8 p.m ET), on Sunday, September 15, from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large “The Bear” is an Emmy beast. The FX series just broke its own record for the most Primetime Emmys won by a comedy series in a single year, scoring 11 trophies during the 76th Emmys.

at the Emmy Awards on Sunday night.You could tell it was the end of summer because everybody looked very tan and very tired.Yes, Red Bull was the big winner at the shindig honoring the best of TV in Los Angeles.They all needed wings in the Peacock Theater, from first-time champs to small-screen legends to hosts Dan and Eugene Levy.OK, I’ll grant that an even temperament worked for the father-and-son emcees from “Schitt’s Creek.” They’re Canadian, ehhh, and wrung out a few good laughs from their Ontario deadpan.“Some of you are expecting us to make a joke about whether ‘The Bear’ is really a comedy,” said Eugene about the Best Comedy Series nominee.“But in the true spirit of ‘The Bear,’ we will not be making any jokes.”Speaking of the FX show, often the Emmys can feel like an Employee of the Month ceremony.Chad won … again?!Not this time. Max’s brilliant “Hacks” shooed away previous winner “The Bear” and took Best Comedy Series.FX’s fine-dining dramedy did bag Actor (Jeremy Allen White), Supporting Actor (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), Supporting Actress (Liza Colón-Zayas) and for directing.OK, our Chad was Jean Smart, who snatched her third Best Actress in a Comedy Emmy for her fabulous work as comic Deborah Vance on “Hacks.”The Best Drama success of FX’s Japanese-and-English series “Shōgun” was more predictable, even if took its sweet time gaining momentum.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter FX claimed the title of most wins by a network at the Emmy Awards, thanks in large part to the night’s biggest winners, “Shogun” and “The Bear“ FX finished the night with36 total wins, with “Shogun” picking up18 and “The Bear” getting11. This marks the first time in at least 15 years that the top network of the night was not Netflix or HBO. It is also the first time FX has topped all other networks in total wins.