20th Century Studios has released the first trailer for Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, the highly anticipated biographical drama chronicling the making of Bruce Springsteen’s seminal 1982 album Nebraska. Written and directed by Scott Cooper (Crazy Heart, Hostiles), the film stars Jeremy Allen White in what could be a career-defining performance as a young Springsteen, capturing the quiet turmoil behind one of American music’s most emotionally stark records. The film is slated to hit theaters on October 24, 2025.
Based on the acclaimed book by Warren Zanes, the film dives into Springsteen’s life at a crossroads: coming off the massive success of The River, he retreats to a New Jersey bedroom with a 4-track recorder, creating what would become Nebraska—an album filled with stripped-down, introspective songs about drifters, murderers, and broken dreamers. Deliver Me From Nowhere isn’t a standard rock biopic—it’s a meditation on solitude, artistry, and the cost of success, all filtered through Cooper’s gritty, character-driven lens.
The ensemble cast is a powerhouse: Jeremy Strong is rumored to play Springsteen’s longtime manager Jon Landau, while Paul Walter Hauser, Stephen Graham, Odessa Young, Gaby Hoffmann, Marc Maron, and David Krumholtz round out the film’s emotionally charged world. The trailer hints at intimate performances, analog textures, and a haunting atmosphere that mirrors the mood of the album itself. White’s transformation into Springsteen is uncanny—complete with hushed rasp, introspective stares, and worn denim.
With its focus on a quieter, more vulnerable chapter in Springsteen’s rise—far from stadium lights and E Street glory—Deliver Me From Nowhere looks like a film with soul and grit in equal measure. Fans of Nebraska and newcomers alike are in for a deeply personal, artistically ambitious portrait of a legend at his most human.
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