＂Jobs＂ exposure leading poster fassbinder plays old Joe and sells computers

  1905 movie network news After determining the schedule of the award season, Steve Jobs, a biopic produced by Universal Pictures, finally exposed the new material of the film. This material looks like a poster, but strictly speaking, it can only be regarded as a leading poster. The poster didn’t reveal any information about the film, except that Michael Fassbender, the main character, imitated Steve Jobs and promoted his NeXT computer. There is no doubt that this is a dramatic and well-publicized poster. Fassbinder’s role-playing is also quite successful.

In 1985, Steve Jobs resigned from Apple and founded NeXT Computer Company. NeXT introduced the first workstation computer product, NeXT Computer, in 1988, followed by the smaller NeXT Station in 1990. Overall, the sales volume of NeXT products is quite limited, with only about 50,000 units sold. Subsequently, NeXT turned to the development of software and operating system. NeXT Step, an innovative object-oriented operating system, and its development environment have a far-reaching impact on the computer industry in the future. In December 1996, this company was acquired by Apple. The Mac OS that Apple is proud of is the masterpiece of NeXT.

This biopic of Jobs is ill-fated. The film’s earliest directors and actors were david fincher and Christian Bale. However, Finch left the crew because of creative differences, along with Bell. After david fincher and Bell left, the right to direct the film was handed over to British danny boyle. However, the starring role of the film has not been finalized. Not long ago, Leonardo DiCaprio, who was tentatively scheduled to star in this film, withdrew from the cast. Sony has also considered Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and bradley cooper. But at present, the role of Jobs has been handed over to Mike fassbinder.

Unlike a kind of biographical film that shows Jobs’ life in a panoramic way, aaron sorkin wants to treat this biographical film as a film with three stories, each of which is 30 minutes long. Alan Sorkin said: "In reality, 30 minutes is the story that happened in the film for 30 minutes. In the story, without time editing, everything is true. These three stories all happened before the release and sale of Apple’s products, and they will not tell things like Apple fanaticism. The first story is about Mac, the second is NeXT, and the third is iPod. "

At present, the film has been scheduled to be released on October 9, the sword finger award season.