The Role Of Bruce Springsteen, Jeremy Allen White, Regrets Not Chatting With These 3 Actors

Jeremy Allen White - Bruce Springsteen (Instagram @20thcenturystudios)

JAKARTA - Jeremy Allen White is the latest actor to play a role in a musician's biopic. He played Bruce Springsteen in the film Deliver Me From nowhere.

Recently, he expressed his desire to speak to three actors who had played a musician's biopic. He called his hopes of discussing with Timothee Chalamet who once played Bob Dylan, Austin Butler as Elvis Presley, and Rami Malek as Freddie Mercury.

"I didn't talk to Austin (Butler), I didn't talk to Rami (Malek), I didn't talk to Timot air (Chalamet) and sometimes I hope I can talk to them," Jeremy Allen White told Variety.

"But my process is a little different because I have Bruce. There is a part of me who wants to lock myself in my own room and if I want to see the outside world, then only (cheat) is suitable to be his guide. I'm lucky I got him," he said.

Bruce Springsteen, who is still active in music, also gave his opinion with the actor. After filming, he met Austin Butler for the film Enemy.

"Very early. Austin and I talked about the process. I've made the film and Austin too but he's really helpful. I hope I can meet him early," said Jeremy Allen White again.

The film Deliver Me From everywhere tells the story of Bruce Springsteen having a career that has declined after the success of his two albums. He went through a musical journey with various genres and continued his life.

Meanwhile, the film Deliver Me From everywhere is planned to air in October.