Bruce Springsteen has shared his thoughts on Stephen Graham’s performance as his father in the biopic “Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere.” This film delves into the creation of Springsteen’s iconic 1982 album, “Nebraska.” Springsteen discussed his father’s struggles with alcohol and bipolar disorder, acknowledging how Graham’s portrayal closely reflects these issues.
Stephen Graham’s Role in the Biopic
In the recent interview with BBC Radio 2 on October 22, Springsteen emphasized Graham’s talent. He noted that Graham effectively captured the physicality and emotional depth of his father, Douglas Frederick “Dutch” Springsteen. The artist praised Graham for embodying his father’s spirit and highlighting his challenges.
Key Aspects of the Film
- Title: Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere
- Focus: Exploration of the “Nebraska” album
- Depiction: Bruce Springsteen’s father, Douglas Springsteen
- Challenges: Alcoholism and bipolar disorder
- Release Date of Interview: October 22
Springsteen’s comments highlight how deeply the family dynamics and personal struggles are interwoven into this cinematic portrayal. The film seeks not only to tell the story of the music but also to honor the complicated legacy of family. Fans can expect a thoughtful reflection on both the artist’s life and the influences that shaped his music.
