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Michael Fassbender was Shined By Steve Jobs In the Latest Trailer Of Biopic


Just in time for the launch of Apple, Music, a new trailer has been released for the highly anticipated biopic of Steve Jobs, written by Aaron Sorkin and directed by Danny Boyle.

While the first trailer was a mere claim met some criticism for what appeared to be little more than dramatic shots of Michael Fassbender in a turtleneck and rimless glasses, the latest trailer expands on the original swords, revealing a taste of witty dialogue for which Sorkin (Newsroom, The West Wing, Social Network) is so famous.

In roughly two-minute preview, we see a lot more people around the late CEO and co-founder of Apple. Along with Fassbender as Jobs, the film stars Seth Rogen as the Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, and Kate Winslet as Joanna Hoffman, an original member of the team.

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Based on the trailer, Steve Jobs has exceeded its early production setbacks and changes of cast, and come together as a captivating look at a segment of the life of the visionary. Beginning in the now famous garage where Apple was born and ending with the debut of the iMac, the film itself takes place over the course of three iconic products of 1998. The new preview highlights the difficult genius of Jobs, showing its vision only, but also touch on their capacity to alienate people, the ups and downs of his career, and his complicated family life. He proved that his team pushes the limits, inspiring the crowds, and exclaiming that her daughter is not his - all as a soundtrack orchestra adds to the intensity.

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Sorkin based the script in 2011, Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson's biography. Jobs' life was clearly fascinating to the public in recent years, inspiring several biographies, articles, and even movies. JOBS 2013 brought the life of technological innovation to the big screen as well, with Ashton Kutcher playing the title character, even though the film was widely panned by critics.

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