Marc Maron, Gaby Hoffman and David Krumholtz have joined the cast of Jeremy Allen White’s Bruce Springsteen biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere.
Maron will play Chuck Plotkin, the music producer who mastered Springsteen’s album “Nebraska,” turning raw cassette demos into high-quality records. Hoffman will play Springsteen’s mother, Adele Springsteen, a singer herself who passed away at the age of 98 earlier this year. Krumholtz will play Al Teller, the record label executive who oversaw the release of “Nebraska.”
“Deliver Me From Nowhere” from Disney’s 20th Century Studios follows Springsteen during the making of his 1982 album “Nebraska.” It’s a stripped-down album that marks a creative shift from the anthemic “Born to Run” and “The River.” The movie is currently filming in New Jersey and New York. Springsteen, who is working on the film, visited the set earlier this week and was photographed hugging White.
Deliver Me From Nowhere is directed by Scott Cooper, who wrote the screenplay based on Warren Zane’s book of the same name. The cast also includes Jeremy Strong, who plays Springsteen’s longtime manager Jon Landau, as well as Paul Walter Hauser, Odessa Young, Stephen Graham, Johnny Cannizzaro, and Harrison Gilbertson.
Maron is a comedian, actor, and host of the groundbreaking podcast WTF With Marc Maron, whose acting credits include Netflix wrestling dramas Glow, To Leslie, and The Bad Guys. . He will next be seen opposite Owen Wilson and Justin Kurzel’s crime thriller The Order in Apple TV+’s untitled golf comedy.
Hoffman, who began his career as a child actor in films such as “Field of Dreams,” “Uncle Buck,” and “Sleepless in Seattle,” returned to film acting in 2007 and landed the role in “C’mon C’mon.” . “Transparent,” “Louie,” and “Girls.”
Krumholtz is an actor who has been praised for his character work in films such as “Oppenheimer” and “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.” His credits also include “The Slums of Beverly Hills,” CBS’ “Numb3rs” and Disney+’s “The Santa Clause,” and he will next be seen in A24’s horror film “Altar.”
Maron is represented by Independent Artist Group, Avalon, 42 West, and Bresheen Feldman Brymer. Hoffman is repped by Odenkirk Provisiello Entertainment, Gersh Agency, and Peikoff Mahan Law. Krumholtz is repped by Sarah Fargo of Paradigm and Laura Wilkinson of Brookside Artist Management.
