I’ve heard mixed things about the movie and I am not sure how I will feel about it since the portrayal of Steve Jobs is so personal to so many people, but I more likely than not to go see the film. Kutcher’s answers made me feel a little more hopeful for, if nothing else, his performance as Steve Jobs. This sentiment of sudden trust comes mainly from the following quote:
If this film becomes an enduring memory, of a man I admire, I wanted to ensure that it was portrayed by someone who cared about his legacy and took the time to represent him in a way that people who were close to Steve felt to be authentic.
The rest of the answer is also worth a read. Of course, if you dislike Kutcher, neither his answer nor his actual performance will help you.
(via Macrumors)
Posted: July 15, 2013
In 2022, I am participating in two leadership training programs. This should be a social experience, so I am writing about it. Check out the full list of posts in the series here.