Jeremy Allen White raconte sa transformation en Bruce Springsteen

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Au micro de 20 Minutes, Jeremy Allen White aborde sa transformation en Bruce Springsteen pour ce biopic consacré au Boss et parle de son rapport à sa musique. Réalisé par Scott Cooper, le film revient sur la période du début des années 80, juste après le succès de « The River » et pendant la conception de l'album « Nebraska ». « Springsteen : Deliver from Nowhere » sort au cinéma ce mercredi.

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00:00Les gens m'encouragent tous les deux semaines,

00:02« Vous devriez vraiment aller voir ce film, c'est très bon,

00:04Scott did so great and you're very good in it. »

00:06« This is about Bruce Springsteen. »

00:12« And these are the songs

00:14that he wants to work on right now. »

00:18Bruce Springsteen a vu le film ?

00:20« I have a difficult time

00:22watching myself on camera

00:24so he saw the film a couple times

00:26before I think I saw it for the first time

00:28and he was so encouraging

00:30of me, so complimentary of Scott

00:32and really praised

00:34my work as very honest

00:36and beautiful and kept encouraging

00:38me every couple of weeks. You should really go see

00:40this movie, it's very good, Scott did so great

00:42and you're very good in it. »

00:44« It took a while for Jeremy to see the film. »

00:46« It took a while for me to go and see it. »

00:48Pourquoi Bruce Springsteen est si important ?

00:50« His music is, I find

00:52to be incredibly

00:54empathetic.

00:56he condemns no one

00:58in his music.

01:00There's space for all.

01:02Very little judgment

01:04past, I think.

01:06And because of that,

01:08he's so universally

01:10admired

01:12and he's so beloved. »

01:16« Who was Springsteen ? »

01:18« My understanding of Bruce,

01:20I guess prior, I thought

01:22I was pretty knowledgeable, but I

01:24think it was pretty basic.

01:26I was a fan of his music.

01:28I understood him to be a good

01:30and reasonable man, but didn't know

01:32very much about him.

01:34So,

01:36the process of

01:38understanding him in this period of time

01:40was eye-opening.

01:42He was a man of great depth because of his

01:44lyricism, but I didn't understand that

01:46we were dealing with this man that sort of

01:48had looked over the edge at a period

01:50and so frequently.

01:51But I think, yes,

01:52I have to echo what Scott said about his

01:54sort of artistic integrity, his ability

01:56to listen to himself when sort of

02:00the pressures of the external world

02:02might have him doing something different

02:06or behaving differently.

02:08I found that to be one of the more

02:10impressive things about him and also

02:12the way he moves through this world

02:14with such kindness, grace,

02:16and gentleness,

02:18I think, was a discovery made

02:20in the process of making the film

02:22but also in coming to understand

02:24Bruce as a man.

02:26How did you enter into the character?

02:28I think I, you know,

02:30I spent a lot of time learning about him,

02:33watching him.

02:34I found as much footage as I could of him

02:36sort of like during this period of time,

02:38but also felt a lot of the time that I was

02:40working from the inside out

02:42and sort of crossing my fingers in a lot of

02:44ways where, you know,

02:46I was trying to think of Bruce,

02:48not so much as Bruce Springsteen,

02:50but a young man coming home who's a musician

02:53after a very big tour,

02:55coming home looking for peace

02:58and thinking he'll find some kind of salvation

03:01and he finds something very different.

03:04He's found some chaos and confusion

03:08and questions.

03:09What happens with a man?

03:10How does he move through the world

03:12when he's contending with these things?

03:15when he's in the inside?

03:16Yes!

03:17Baby, we're the poor human!

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