What was the budget for the 'Springsteen' biopic?

The 'Springsteen' biopic was made on a budget of $55 million.

How much did the 'Springsteen' biopic earn in its opening weekend?

The 'Springsteen' biopic earned only $16.1 million in its opening weekend, which is below projections.

How did Jeremy Allen White prepare for his role as Bruce Springsteen?

To prepare for the role, Jeremy Allen White had extensive conversations with Bruce Springsteen, including a tour of Springsteen's hometown of Freehold.

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'Springsteen' Biopic Stumbles at Box Office, Fails to Impress

27 Oct

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'Springsteen' biopic made on $55M budget
Movie only earned $16.1M in opening weekend
Jeremy Allen White prepared for role by speaking with Springsteen

'Springsteen' Biopic Stumbles at Box Office, Fails to Impress

In a disappointing turn of events, the highly anticipated biopic 'Springsteen', starring Jeremy Allen White as the legendary musician Bruce Springsteen, has struggled to connect with audiences. The film, which was made on a budget of $55 million, only managed to earn $16.1 million in its opening weekend, a figure that falls well below industry projections.

The biopic, titled 'Springsteen: Deliver Me Nowhere', delves into the personal and professional challenges Springsteen faced during the making of his 1982 album 'Nebraska'. To prepare for the role, White revealed that he had extensive conversations with the pop icon himself, including a memorable tour of Springsteen's hometown of Freehold.

"(Springsteen) and I spoke a lot, I remember; in preparation, I had a really wonderful afternoon or evening where he took me on the Freehold tour," White told Entertainment Weekly. "We would text and we would call. And then once we got to set, there was, like, such a... I don't know; I felt very fragile at times."