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Ashton Kutcher’s Steve Jobs Transformation Is Incredible
Whoa. We’ve seen Ashton Kutcher in a scene from early in the upcoming Steve Jobs biopic, and had an early review of the film as well, but this is the first we’ve seen of his makeup for the latter day Jobs. And man, it’s something.
Ashton Kutcher Hospitalised After Following Steve Jobs’s Fruit Diet
Ashton Kutcher, method actor, truly goes the distance to capture the essence of a character. In the case of portraying Steve Jobs for the upcoming indie flick jOBS, Kutcher put himself on a diet of strictly fruits, nuts and seeds, mimicking Jobs’s ‘fruitarian’ lifestyle.
Steve Wozniak On What’s Wrong With Kutcher’s Steve Jobs Movie
The first scene from iJOBS—the biopic on Steve Jobs starring Ashton Kutcher—may be pretty decent, but it never happened. Not even close, according to Steve Wozniak, who says they “never had such interaction and roles.”
jOBS Movie Review: A Satisfying Experience
jOBS is the true-yet-probably-somewhat-exaggerated story of a young Steve Jobs, the now legendary co-founder and CEO of Apple Computer. The film was directed by Joshua Michael Stern (Swing Vote, 2008) and written by a very young screenwriter by the name of Matt Whiteley. I was very intrigued for a number of reasons… the first being that there already had been an indie film back in 1999, Pirates of Silicon Valley, starring Noah Wyle (who uncannily looks just like Steve Jobs).
11 Hours Of Hell: The Time I Was A Steve Jobs Movie Extra
The night before I’m supposed to pose as an extra in Jobs, the first biopic to begin filming in the wake of Apple icon Steve Jobs’ untimely 2011 death, I stay out until two in the morning. When I order a big bottle of Spanish cider at 1.15, five hours before my alarm is set to go off, and five hours and 45 minutes before I’m supposed to be on set, I justify it by remembering how Jobs spoke often and openly about his “important” experiences with recreational drugs. “Steve would have wanted it this way,” I think, pouring myself another glass of the cloudy cider and starting in on another story.
Hollywood-Backed iOS App Vyclone Pioneers Social Filmmaking
The video featured above was created with Vyclone, the film-making app for iPhone and iPad that launches publicly today.
Anyone Can Play Steve Jobs — Even Kutcher
Our first reaction to Ashton Kutcher playing Steve Jobs was abject horror. But once the because it’s Ashton Kutcher! nausea dissipates, you’re left with something more salient: Steve Jobs is not a hard acting role. And Ashton might be perfect.
Ashton Kutcher To Play Steve Jobs In Upcoming Movie, Claims Variety
Since Steve Jobs’s death, there’s been some speculation as to who might play him in the inevitable string of biopics. Here’s the first: according to Variety, Ashton Kutcher is set to play the role of Jobs in a new indie movie.
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