Jobs

Year:

2013

Duration:

128 min

Genres:

Biography | Drama

IMDB rate:

5.9

Director:

Joshua Michael Stern

Awards:

2 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2013-08-16

Filming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $12,000,000

Opening Weekend: $6,713,900 (USA) (18 August 2013)

Gross: $16,117,443 (USA) (29 September 2013)

Cast

Actor

Character

J.K. Simmons

Jobs

Ashton Kutcher

Steve Jobs

Dermot Mulroney

Mike Markkula

Josh Gad

Steve Wozniak

Lukas Haas

Daniel Kottke

Matthew Modine

John Sculley

Lesley Ann Warren

Clara Jobs

Ron Eldard

Rod Holt

Ahna O'Reilly

Chris-Ann Brennan

Victor Rasuk

Bill Fernandez

John Getz

Paul Jobs

Kevin Dunn

Gil Amelio

James Woods

Jack Dudman

Nelson Franklin

Bill Atkinson

Eddie Hassell

Chris Espinosa

Elden Henson

Andy Hertzfeld

Lenny Jacobson

Burrell Smith

Brett Gelman

Jeff Raskin

Brad William Henke

Paul Terrell

Giles Matthey

Jonathan Ive

Robert Pine

Ed Woolard

Clint Jung

Gareth Chang

David Denman

Al Alcorn

Masi Oka

Ken Tanaka

Abby Brammell

Laurene Jobs

Annika Bertea

Lisa Jobs

Paul Barreto

Reed Jobs (as Paul Baretto)

Amanda Crew

Julie

Samm Levine

Apple Designer #1

Cody Chappel

Student at Lounge

Joel Murray

Computer Professor

William Mapother

Calligraphy Professor

Scott Krinsky

Homebrew Attendee

Evan Helmuth

Francis

Laura Niemi

Jobs' Secretary

Jim Turner

Jobs' Attorney

Clayton Rohner

Financial Expert

Rachel Rosenstein

Apple Receptionist

Christopher Curry

Board Member #1

Mark Kassen

Jud

Dan Shaked

Apple Engineer

Duncan Bravo

Zen Roshi

Kent Shocknek

1980 News Caster

Aaron Kuban

Ethan

Olivia Jordan

Girl in Bedroom Estate (as Olivia Johnson)

Marc Abbink

Home Brew Club (uncredited)

Ava Acres

Young Lisa Jobs

Ness Bautista

Carlos Kidd (uncredited)

Ronnie Gene Blevins

Dealer (uncredited)

Cathy Blood

Conventioneer (uncredited)

Libby Blood

Conventioneer (uncredited)

Todd Blood

Conventioneer (uncredited)

Paul Borst

Apple Employee

Cham

Reed Student (uncredited)

Aaron Cole

Reed Student (uncredited)

Hazel Dolphy

Apple Employee

Joe Filippone

Atari Employee (uncredited)

Debra Garrett

Apple Executive (uncredited)

Valerie Humbard

Reed College Student (uncredited)

Lanre Idewu

Apple Executive (uncredited)

Richard Allan Jones

College Professor (uncredited)

Brittany King

Apple Stockholder (uncredited)

D'Janine King-Lasky

Computer buyer (uncredited)

Maksim Kovalev

Press Crew Member (uncredited)

Tao A Lee

Business Woman (uncredited)

Abigail McConnell

Joanna Hoffman

Nicole Myrick

1990 Newscaster (uncredited)

Dennis Nicomede

Professor Andrews (uncredited)

Nick Pasqual

Mac Design Team Member (uncredited)

Brent Picha

1980s Apple Employee (uncredited)

Alan D. Purwin

Helicopter Pilot (uncredited)

Rodney J. Richards

Professor (uncredited)

Fabian Schopper

Apple Salesman (uncredited)

Adam C Smith

Mac Designer (uncredited)

Cynthia Naylor Smyth

Neighbor (uncredited)

Brian Swinehart

Apple Employee

Aaron Webster

Hewlett-Packard Employee (uncredited)

Bryan Williams

Conventioneer (uncredited)

Hollie Winnard

Rod Holt's Wife (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Daniel Kottke: At the First West Coast Computer Faire of 1977, when Jobs is walking towards the Apple booth.

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In the 1977 First West Coast Computer Faire scene, Lukas Haas' name tag is signed by the real-life Daniel Kottke, who was on set to ensure accuracy during the filming of the scene.

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The film was made with absolutely no involvement from Apple.

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Goofs

When Jobs introduces the Apple II at the 1977 West Coast Computer Faire, the Apple II shown has a white square power light that did not appear until the Apple II+ model was introduced.

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When Jobs introduces Apple's new music player he calls it "the iPod". Jobs avoided preceding Apple devices with "the", rationalizing that doing so positioned a product as a representation of a user rather than as an inanimate object. In video of the event Jobs refers to the device as simply "iPod" without any definite or indefinite articles.

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When Steve's girlfriend is telling him she's pregnant, the light in the room behind her goes from on, to off, to on again

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Quotes

Steve Wozniak: Nobody wants to buy a computer. Nobody!

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Ethan: Steve, we're glad you're back.

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Steve Jobs: Welcome to Apple Computer.

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Faq

Q

Is the war between Microsoft and Apple featured in this movie? Is Bill Gates even involved?

A

The war is not shown. They slightly implemented it in a scene Jobs calls Bill Gates once. We never see or hear Gate's voice, and sometimes talked about IBM and their competent technology.Check "Pirates of Silicon Valley", which focuses on the rivalry between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates.

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