Aaron Sorkin, screenwriter of the film that Sony will produce about the life of Steve Jobs today unveiled new details about the format of the tape will. As Sorkin anticipated at the time, although the film is based on the official biography of Jobs, it does not follow in the footsteps of the book written by journalist Walter Isaacson and will distance in its approach.
Sorkin has chosen a risky format: only three scenes that we narrate the events leading to the filing of the Mac, then move to the introduction of the company that Jobs founded after he left Apple, NeXT. The tape ended with the lived moments just before the keynote iPod, all viewed from the point of view of Steve Jobs.
"If I can maintain interest until the end ... I will have won," Sorkin claimed in an interview. The writer also commented that had telephone conversations with Steve Jobs on several occasions. In fact, Jobs went to him to help him write his famous speech at Stanford University.
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Source- The Daily Beast
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