Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said that he was invited back to the company personally by Steve Jobs in his
Not everything in the film is portrayed accurately, he admits.Woz, despite the fact that he himself was involved in the creation of the film. In fact, all the conflicts shown in the film are fictitious. According to him, Seth Rogen's character “says things that I myself could never say”.
“Everything that happens in the film did not happen in reality,” Wozniak told Bloomberg TV. “In every scene where I am present, there was actually no conversation with Steve Jobs”.
However, despite everything, Woz believes that"Steve Jobs," directed by Danny Boyle from a script by Aaron Sorkin, features the most interesting interpretation of the personality of the former head of Apple, played by Michael Fassbender.
Fassbender portrays Jobs at his bestsplendor and at the same time shows its negative features. “But Jobs behaved completely differently in life,” says Wozniak. “The film does not reflect reality. It talks about personalities.”
“Steve Jobs” debuted on screenslast week. This film is a portrait, not a photograph, as Sorkin put it. The film depicts the internal life of the company as it prepares for its three major presentations.
Woz also said in an interview that shortly beforeAfter his death in 2011, Jobs talked to him about the possibility of returning to Apple, which they founded together in 1976. “I answered, no, I like my life,” Wozniak said. “I am not the right person here.”