Biography Flash: Springsteen's Nebraska Darkness Unveiled in New Biopic
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Biography Flash: Springsteen's Nebraska Darkness Unveiled in New Biopic
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The biggest Bruce Springsteen headline in the past 24 hours is the final promotional push and early reviews for the highly anticipated film Springsteen Deliver Me from Nowhere which opens next Friday October 24th. Jeremy Allen White best known from Shameless and The Bear stars as Springsteen in this biopic directed by Scott Cooper. According to CBS Mornings the film focuses on the making of Springsteens iconic 1982 album Nebraska zeroing in on one of the darkest and most artistically consequential chapters of his life. Interestingly the film breaks from the traditional cradle-to-grave biopic format instead offering a deep dive into Springsteens battle with depression and his complex relationship with his father which has long been a critical thread in Springsteens songwriting. The director and White revealed that Springsteen was heavily involved in the film process regularly visiting the set offering guidance and even giving White personal feedback on his performance and musicianship. In true Boss fashion Springsteen told White to make the role his own rather than attempt to simply imitate him. On social media the Springsteen fan base is abuzz with excitement especially as early festival reviews suggest the movie could have a real impact on perceptions of mental health something Springsteen has openly wrestled with throughout his career. Springsteen himself has been relatively quiet online letting the film and its promotional circuit do the heavy lifting but his involvement is being credited as a major reason why the project has generated such positive early buzz. As for significant business activity no major tour announcement or new music drop has surfaced in the past few days. The movie premiere definitely dominates the narrative and could signal renewed interest in Nebraskas legacy as well as open discussions about Springsteens profound influence on American songwriting. Today also marks the 50th anniversary of Springsteen becoming the first and only artist to land simultaneously on the covers of both Time and Newsweek in 1975 being hailed then and now as the future of rock and roll. No public appearances live but expect that to change as the film gears up for its general release and red carpet events in the coming week. Thanks for listening. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss a Bruce Springsteen update and search Biography Flash for more great biographies.
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