“Stunning” new biopic with Stephen Graham debuts with perfect Rotten Tomatoes rating

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The captivating new biography about Springsteen titled “Deliver Me From Nowhere” featuring Stephen Graham, made its debut and received a flawless score on Rotten Tomatoes.

According to Warren Zanes’ book, the narrative focuses on Bruce Springsteen as he creates his 1982 album “Nebraska” right in his bedroom in New Jersey.

According to the information provided, the album holds significant importance as it represents a crucial period in his life, and is often recognized as one of his lasting masterpieces. This unpolished, ghostly-themed acoustic collection is inhabited by characters longing for something to maintain their faith in.

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Many people highly commended Jeremy Allen White’s performance, with Variety writing: “Playing a star demands a top-notch actor, and to reveal the more thoughtful aspects of the character, one needs to be versatile. The remarkable Jeremy Allen White effortlessly adopts Springsteen’s casual attire – denim jeans and sleeveless T-shirts – as his own.

The performance by Jeremy Allen White, although he may not physically resemble Springsteen, is so authentically raw and unfaked that by the conclusion of the movie, one might nearly overlook the fact that he’s portraying another character. (IndieWire)

According to The Playlist, White beautifully captures the essence of Springsteen in an original way. His exceptional live performance doesn’t imitate but mirrors Springsteen’s style remarkably well. To put it simply, he is extraordinarily good.

As a devoted admirer, I couldn’t help but echo the praise of Awards Radar for the profound exploration of the film “Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere”. They truly hit the nail on the head when they described it as an awe-inspiring peek into the heart and mind of an artist wrestling with depression.

In similar terms, RogerEbert.com labeled the movie as a deeply introspective exploration of a tormented artist, baring his soul on screen.

Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere will be released in UK and US cinemas on October 24.

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2025-09-02 00:50