One Steve Jobs Movie Scene Inaccurate, According To Wozniak

One Steve Jobs Movie Scene Inaccurate, According To Wozniak

The preview scene of the upcoming Steve Jobs movie is inaccurate, according to the co-founder of Apple, Steve Wozniak.

The scene in the Steve Jobs movie that Wozniak was referring to was the one that shows Steve Jobs attempting to convince Wozniak to let the public know about the concept of an operating system. Josh Gad, who plays the role of Wozniak, said that nobody wants to purchase a computer.

However, Wozniak said that the scene on the Steve Jobs movie was completely inaccurate. It was not even close. He said that such interactions never happened and the personalities are inaccurate although his was closer. He reiterated that his goal was motivated by the Homebrew Computer Club Values as well as the concept of the value of the machines. Steve Jobs did not attend the club, which means he was trying to understand its impact on the future.

Wozniak indicated that he never had the professional appearance and he had a different relationship with Jobs from the way it was portrayed in the upcoming Steve Jobs movie.

The Steve Jobs movie was warmly received during its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. It will reach movie theaters across the United States on April 19. Wozniak said he was embarrassed with the scene on the Steve Jobs movie, but it will be better if it is entertaining and fun.

He added that his book will offer a clearer version of the events than the ones portrayed in the upcoming Steve Jobs movie.

Posted by Kade Quinn on Sunday January 27 2013, 5:37 AM EDT. Ref: Business Insider. Link. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Entertainment, Featured News. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0