Deliver Me from Nowhere: Last News

Jeremy Allen White singing ‘Born To Run’ in the forthcoming Bruce Springsteen biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere was aired at CinemaCon last night (April 3). Watch below.A trailer cut exclusively for the cinema owners was played out in Las Vegas as The Bear star, his co-star Jeremy Strong and Disney distribution chief Andrew Cripps appeared for a Q&A.The film follows the heartland rocker during the making of his 1982 album ‘Nebraska’.According to Variety, the trailer opened with White as Springsteen, test-driving a Chevy 305. “I know who you are,” the dealer tells him, leaning into the window.

Adolescence star Stephen Graham has revealed he was left in tears after Bruce Springsteen got in touch to praise his performance in the upcoming biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere.The film, which stars The Bear‘s Jeremy Allen White as a young Springsteen, follows the heartland rocker during the making of his 1982 album ‘Nebraska’, with Graham playing his late father, Douglas “Dutch” Springsteen.After wrapping, the ‘Radio Nowhere’ singer got in touch with Graham, texting him to let him know that his turn as his father, with whom he had a complicated relationship, had really moved him.Speaking on Soundtracking with Edith Bowman, the Venom actor said Springsteen had sent him “the most gorgeous texts I’ve ever had in my life”. He went on to explain that he played his dad in the eighties, which required prosthetics that he had to rip off on one occasion before getting a flight.“I’m racing to get to the airport, and I got this text, and it was so beautiful.

Stephen Graham has talked about problems with egos within the entertainment industry, and how he tried to ensure none of that was a problem on his new TV show.The British actor, famous for his roles in This Is England, The Irishman, and the Venom films, appears in new series A Thousand Blows, a period piece set in 1880s London where the leader of an all-female crime syndicate (Erin Doherty) clashes with the kingpin of the city’s bare knuckle boxing scene (Graham).The show was created by Stephen Knight, the man behind Peaky Blinders, with Graham serving as executive producer. Given his behind the scenes role, the actor wanted to ensure a harmonious atmosphere while filming the show, implementing a “no twats” policy on set.“I’m just going to be honest, there are a lot of twats in this industry, do you know what I mean?” he told The Guardian during an interview.

Bruce Springsteen has met and taken pictures with the actor playing the child version of himself in the forthcoming biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere.The music legend posed with youngster Matthew Anthony Pellicano, as well as The Bear actor Jeremy Allen White, who will star as the adult Springsteen in the forthcoming film. Visiting the set of the film in Freehold, New Jersey, Springsteen met the actors playing him, as well as Gaby Hoffman, who plays his mother Adele.Wearing a large green coat and sunglasses, the musician smiled as he greeted everyone.

Stephen Graham could face an investigation from the Football Association after a rant at a referee, it’s been reported.The Line Of Duty star has been accused of calling non-league referee David Kennedy a “fucking Teletubby” and “fat useless twat” during a game between Barrow Town and Heather St John’s Reserves in Leicester while there with his son to watch his nephew play.He was reportedly “mortified” by the outburst and “apologised profusely” to the official, who eventually stopped the match and refused to resume proceedings until Graham stepped back from the touchline.A witness told The Sun that Graham snapped suddenly and accused him of being on a “power trip,” saying: “Look at the state of you, you fat twat.”Graham, who rose to fame after playing Andrew “Combo” Gascoigne in 2006’s This Is England and the subsequent TV series, reportedly said in a phone call to Kennedy a couple of days later: “I’m sorry, I don’t know what it is about football, it turns me into a Neanderthal. I need to do some soul searching and work out why I behaved the way I did.”Maybe the “line of duty” star needs to do some Duty on the line.???Shocking entitlement from a respected actor.

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’.

Succession, has told NME that he’s definitely on the cast for upcoming Bruce Springsteen biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere.Rumours first emerged in May that he was up for the part of Jon Landau, The Boss’s longtime manager, but were never officially confirmed by Strong’s team. Now he says he’s rubber-stamped the deal – and revealed his favourite Springsteen record to boot: 1982’s stark, introspective gem ‘Nebraska’.“It just always spoke to me, there’s a melancholy to it,” he said.