Jeremy Allen White stars in biopic debut as Bruce Springsteen

As manufacturing will get underway, Jeremy Allen White’s debut as Bruce Springsteen within the biopic Ship Me From Nowhere has been revealed.

“Ship Me From Nowhere,” directed and written by Scott Cooper (“Loopy Coronary heart,” “Hostiles”), relies on Warren Zanes’ retelling of the making of Springsteen’s 1982 album “Nebraska.” The movie might be launched subsequent yr.

“Beginning manufacturing on this movie has been an extremely humbling and thrilling journey,” Cooper mentioned in a press release. “Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Nebraska’ profoundly formed my life. Creative Imaginative and prescient. The album’s uncooked, unvarnished depiction of life’s trials and resilience resonated deeply with me. Our movie goals to seize the identical spirit as Warren Zane’s riveting take a look at life within the blues. The narrative involves the display with authenticity and hope, paying tribute to Bruce’s legacy with a transformative cinematic expertise. It was a pleasure working with Bruce and Jon. [Landau] As I inform their tales, their creativity fuels each a part of this journey. Likewise, I am excited to be reunited with my good friend David Greenbaum [president, Disney Live Action and 20th Century Studios]including one other layer of inspiration to the undertaking as he started his new position at Disney.

From Disney’s twentieth Century Studios, “Launch Me from Nowhere” is produced by Cooper and Gotham Group’s Ellen Goldsmith-Vein (“The Maze Runner” trilogy, “Juror #2”) and Eric Robinson (“Kodachrome,” ” “The Final Days” co-produced), who developed the undertaking with Cooper. Scott Stuber (“Frankenstein,” “Teddy Bear,” “Secure Home”) additionally serves as producer. Trish Landon (“The Grasp,” “Amsterdam”) not too long ago collaborated with Cooper on “Child Blue Eyes,” with Zance serving as government producer.

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