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If you were a fan of the show Shameless during its original run, you probably had no idea that you were watching the rise of a future megastar. This was where a young Jeremy Allen White<\/a> got his big break, playing a young troublemaker Lip Gallagher. <\/p>\n After a few years in the wilderness, White reemerged as the star of FX\u2019s prestige TV monolith The Bear. Now, he\u2019s a bona fide sensation, with unlimited potential. It almost makes up for him appearing in Movie 43\u2026almost.<\/p>\n In 2025, White took on one of his most high-profile roles to date by starring in Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere<\/a>. Tasked with bringing to life one of the most iconic musicians in American history, White does a fantastic job playing \u2018The Boss\u2019, if early reviews are to be believed. The movie debuted to strong reactions at the Telluride Film Festival, with many expecting its lead actor\u2019s name to be in the headlines when awards season rolls around.\u00a0<\/p>\n Given that he\u2019s playing Springsteen, White had to do a lot of research before he could step into the shoes of the New Jersey native. He\u2019s always been a fan of his music, but it\u2019s something else entire to perform it in character. The Los Angeles Times<\/a> decided to test the star\u2019s knowledge by asking him for his favourite Springsteen tune, and his answer did not disappoint.<\/p>\n \u201cProbably \u2018My Father\u2019s House\u2019. It seemed like a warning for me,\u201d he returned, \u201cThere\u2019s regret in it. What I heard is a song about a young man not wanting to regret that he didn\u2019t reach out for his father, who he had a love and connection with earlier. There was an immediacy to it, which you then see with Bruce and his father in the film.\u201d<\/p>\n Taken from Springsteen\u2019s 1982 album Nebraska, which forms the central focus of Deliver Me from Nowhere, \u2018My Father\u2019s House\u2019 is a ballad about a boy estranged from his dad after a confrontation, where years later, he tries to reconcile things only to find that a stranger now lives in his old house. The track was never released as a single and rarely gets played live during the singer\u2019s shows, who also considers it among his proudest moments, but it remains popular among the diehards.<\/p>\n