Jun 19, 2025 04:46 PM IST In the primary trailer for the #Bruce Springsteen biopic, #Jeremy Allen White channels The Boss through the making of Nebraska; this is what the web thinks  #Jeremy Allen White may not be the primary individual you’d image enjoying The Boss however the brand new trailer for the upcoming #Bruce Springsteen biopic, would possibly simply change your thoughts. Best identified for his Emmy-winning position in The Bear, White transforms into the rock legend because the film revisits the interval following Springsteen’s 1980 pop breakthrough #Hungry Heart. In the trailer, he’s seen strumming the guitar, enjoying harmonica, and singing each Nebraska’s title observe and the anthemic Born To Run. Jeremey Allen White To nail the position, White didn’t reduce corners. “There’s just so much footage,” he informed GQ final 12 months. “It’s really great to go down a #YouTube rabbit hole and find him at all these different periods in his life and be able to listen to his speaking voice as well as his singing voice. It’s been really fun preparing.” Springsteen himself was an everyday on set and has given his stamp of approval. “He’s got an interpretation of me that I think the fans will deeply recognise and he’s just done a great job, so I’ve had a lot of fun,” mentioned the star. He even praised White as “a terrific actor” who sings “very well.” The movie, directed by Scott Cooper and primarily based on #Warren Zanes’ e-book, digs into the deeply private part of Springsteen’s life through the early ’80s — a time of artistic stress, introspection, and emotional reckoning. Much of Nebraska was recorded alone by Springsteen in his Colts Neck, New Jersey residence, capturing a rawness hardly ever seen in mainstream music on the time. White, now 33, is shut in age to Springsteen when he made the album. Fans are tornInitial reactions are blended. “Nebraska is one of my all time favorite albums. Absolutely cannot wait for this!” wrote one #Reddit person. Another chimed in, “Came here to say the same thing. Got chills hearing the opening of Nebraska in this clip. Can’t believe they went with that. Everyone knows Bruce from #Born to Run and Born in the USA, but I think Nebraska and #The Ghost of Tom Joad are his finest work.” Still, not everyone seems to be satisfied. “#Jeremy Allen White just doesn’t look like Bruce at least 50% of the time,” one fan famous. “But then some shots (like the ones at 0:27 and 0:28) look really close.” Another wrote, “He seems to really nail the physicality while playing guitar, eerily so… but yeah, cautiously… well I don’t know if I’m optimistic. This is a very Dewey Cox trailer.” There’s additionally buzz concerning the supply materials. One fan of the e-book remarked, “The author, #Warren Zanes, focuses on the period between the end of The River Tour and the release of Born in the USA. This was a critical, existential period for Springsteen. If the movie indeed focuses on the making of Nebraska, it will not be your run of the mill birth-to-death musical biopic.” Others, nevertheless, weren’t feeling the trailer’s vibe. “Any interest I might have had completely diminished as I saw Scott Cooper’s name,” mentioned one. “Man has had an uncanny ability, in my experience, to completely fumble every single one of his films.” Another added, “I think it’s silly to release biopics about people who are still alive.” And then there’s the skepticism many appear to share: “This looks corny af. Feels almost like a parody trailer. Also not vibing with Jeremy as Springsteen here. Maybe it’s just the trailer and the movie will be good.” This biopic is already putting a chord, and it hasn’t even hit theaters but.

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