Steve Jobs
- EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK
Steve Jobs rang Disney boss Bob Iger personally to tell him that 'Iron Man 2' sucked
No one really loved Iron Man 2.
- BusinessYahoo Movies UK
Disney boss Bob Iger says the studio would have merged with Apple if Steve Jobs had lived on
Bob Iger, the CEO of Disney, has said that he believes the House of Mouse would have merged with Apple had founder Steve Jobs not passed away.
- NewsBen Bussey
Michael Fassbender Felt Miscast As Steve Jobs, Says X-Men Apocalypse Was ‘Just Shouting’
Michael Fassbender may be one of the most widely admired actors in the business right now, but evidently this doesn’t stop the man himself from being his own worst critic. According to Vulture, Fassbender visibly cringed in front of the audience after a clip was shown from this year’s ‘Apocalypse,’ in which he made his third appearance as the complex mutant villain Magneto. Fassbender admitted, “I don’t actually like that performance there, to be honest.
- NewsBen Falk
New Films Reveal The Dark Side Of Steve Jobs
He was a billionaire entrepreneurial genius who created Apple and helped turn it into one of the biggest brands in the world. You might well be reading this story on a device he helped design. But as two new films aim to show – the biopic ‘Steve Jobs’ starring Michael Fassbender and Alex Gibney’s documentary ‘Steve Jobs: The Man in The Machine’ – Steve Jobs, who died in 2011, wasn’t quite the benevolent humanitarian he was sometimes perceived to be. He didn’t mind screwing over his friends On
- NewsBen Arnold
Kate Winslet Slams Equal Pay Talk As 'Vulgar'
Kate Winslet isn’t up for discussing matters of equal pay for male and female actors, it seems. A host of actresses from Jennifer Lawrence to Meryl Streep have discussed pay inequality in Hollywood in recent months.
- NewsKevin Polowy
The 'Steve Jobs' Cast on the 'Unlikable' Yet 'Genius' Steve Jobs the Man
The new biopic Steve Jobs doesn’t necessarily paint a flattering portrait of the late tech visionary. As played by Michael Fassbender, Jobs is often portrayed as cold and calculating, a businessman so determined to succeed that his colleagues, friends, and family members suffer as a result. Still, the director and cast of the film have nothing but the utmost respect for the former Apple and Pixar CEO, who passed away in 2011. “He’s like Henry Ford, but multiplied by a thousand,” said Fassbender,
- NewsBen Arnold
Kate Winslet’s Sweary Rant During Steve Jobs Press Conference
The Winslet turned the air blue during the press conference for current movie ‘Steve Jobs’ yesterday, as the film’s premiere marked the end of the London Film Festival. “Steve Jobs did not, as far as I know, have confrontations with the same six people 40 minutes before every product launch,” he said, during the press conference.
