Jeremy Allen White as Springsteen in the images “Delicte-moi de Nowide”

The boss arrived in Caesars on Thursday afternoon – in a way. During the presentation of Disney’s Cinemacon, the first sequence of the 20th century LIT ME DE NOLLYThe biopic based on the manufacture of Bruce Springsteen’s album in 1982 Nebraskawas screened.

Jeremy Allen White plays like the rock icon in the written photo and made by Scott Cooper. Jeremy Strong plays his manager, Jon Landau. They went on stage with White calling the film “An incredible challenge and a dream come true. And I feel really lucky, we all had Bruce’s blessing on this film. This is the story of a very special moment in Bruce’s life when he was trying to reconcile the pressure of success and the ghosts of his past.”

“Jon was, of course, invested deeply in Bruce as an artist, but also has the happiness and well-being of his friend and his difficulties with mental health. I see Jon as the Lewis of Bruce’s Clark.”

The first glance moves between the flashbacks of the sometimes traumatic childhood of the boss in black and white, by singing, writing and walking on the beach, fighting to find themselves and play “Born to Run” with worshipers.

“I know who you are,” explains Landau.

“That’s one of us,” says Springsteen.

“Bruce is a repairer, and what he does with the song is repairing the hole in his soil that he holds in himself,” said Strong as a Landau. “And once he did this, he will repair the whole world.”

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Harrison Sloan Gilbertson, Odessa Young and Paul Walter Hauser also play LIT ME DE NOLLY. Scott Stuber produced with Ellen Goldsmith-Vein from Gotham Group and Eric Robinson.

Springsteen in January praised White’s representation, saying it was “a little (bizarre) at the beginning” to see him on the set. “But you overcome so quickly,” he said on the radio on rue de Siriusxm in the experience. “And Jeremy is such a great actor that you fall.

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