New Bruce Springsteen Movie 'Deliver Me From Nowhere' Gets Release Date and Trailer

🎬 The Boss is headed to the big screen.
20th Century Studios has released the first official trailer for the Bruce Springsteen biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere, offering a first cinematic glimpse into the creation of his 1982 album, Nebraska.

📅 Release Date & Cast Highlights

The film, directed by Scott Cooper, will premiere in theaters on Friday, October 24, 2025.

Starring:

• Jeremy Allen White (The Bear) as Bruce Springsteen
• Jeremy Strong (Succession) as manager Jon Landau
• Marc Maron as producer Chuck Plotkin
• Johnny Cannizzaro as Steven Van Zandt

🎥 About the Trailer

The newly released trailer captures the emotional solitude and creative fire behind Springsteen’s Nebraska sessions — a haunting, stripped-back recording that would become one of his most personal and revered works.

Scenes show Jeremy Allen White channeling The Boss’s inner world as he records on a four-track in a modest home studio, pushing boundaries with bare-bones production and storytelling.

🎙️ Director's Reflection

“Making Springsteen was deeply moving... a journey through memory, myth, and truth,”
said director Scott Cooper in a press statement.
“It changed me.”

He credited Bruce and longtime collaborator Jon Landau for giving him permission to tell the story behind the music’s emotional rawness and spiritual weight.

🎶 The Legacy of Nebraska

Nebraska stands apart in Springsteen’s discography — a quiet, haunting reflection of American life in the early '80s. Its themes of loneliness, despair, and redemption are widely praised and considered artistically brave.

The film promises to translate that emotional honesty into something cinematically visceral, offering longtime fans a new lens through which to view the legend’s vulnerability and power.

By ✍️ Yorlinda Ramìrez - MicuPost Team

Sources:

• 20th Century Studios Press Release
• Rolling Stone