While it draws upon some real-life events from Springsteen's life — from his release of a bedroom-recorded version of Nebraska to his mental health struggles — it also explores parts of Springsteen's romantic past through a love interest named Faye (Odessa Young).

In the new movie "Deliver Me from Nowhere," Odessa Young plays Faye Romano, a fictional character based on Bruce Springsteen's various girlfriends.

A pair of true classic films are not only shown to have inspired Bruce Springsteen in Deliver Me From Nowhere, but they also inform the movie biopic itself.

Bruce Springsteen has two sisters, Virginia and Pamela. Here's everything to know about Bruce Springsteen's siblings, younger sisters Virginia and Pam Springsteen, and their thoughts on his biopic, 'Deliver Me from Nowhere.

The film contains several songs written by Springsteen and performed by White from the hits like “Born To Run” to “Nebraska” to “Born In The U.S.A.”

Considering the movie focuses so heavily on the recording of the famous Colts Neck sessions, it was no shocker that there would be references galore. There’s one subtle reference that blew me away, and I hope Bruce Springsteen’s fans didn’t miss it. If you did, however, I’ll break it down for you now…

The new biopic gets a lot right about the Boss and the making of “Nebraska.” But there are elements that were made up for the film.

Deliver Me from Nowhere' looks at the Boss' recording of the famed 1982 'Nebraska' all-acoustic solo album, which was detailed in Warren Zanes 2023 book 'Deliver Me from Nowhere.' Zanes and Bruce Springsteen's manager and producer Jon Landau join Morning Joe to discuss the film,

Christie opens with a disclaimer that he’s “not objective” about Springsteen, sharing that the number of concerts he’s now attended has ticked north of 170. (He does not address that it’s long been less clear if those mushy feelings are reciprocated.)

Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere,' which stars Jeremy Allen White, is focused on the making of Springsteen's 1982 solo record 'Nebraska'.