Jobs (film)

Jobs is a 2013 film that was directed by, written by Matt Whiteley, and distributed by. The story is a dramatization of the rise of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in the establishment of Apple Computer, leading up to Jobs' launch of the iPod.

Production
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak had been invited to consult on the project, but decided to decline after reading the script. The film was shot in 2012 at the boyhood home of Steve Jobs, which was owned by his sister Patty.

Cast

 * as Steve Jobs
 * as Steve Wozniak
 * as Dan Kottke
 * as Al Alcorn
 * as Paul Terrell
 * as Chrisann Brennan
 * as Mike Markkula
 * as Arthur Rock
 * as Bill Fernandez
 * as Rod Holt
 * as Chris Espinosa
 * as Jef Raskin
 * as Burrell Smith
 * as Andy Hertzfeld
 * as Bill Atkinson
 * as John Sculley
 * as Laurene Powell Jobs
 * as Gil Amelio
 * as Edgar S. Woolard Jr.
 * as Jonathan Ive

Reception
Jobs is rated 28% fresh by and received an audience score of 40%. Steve Wozniak said that he "liked" 's acting, but felt that "there were a lot of things wrong" with the movie.