Steve Wozniak he openly criticized the movie Jobs starring Ashton Kutcher (by the way, we in the editorial office liked the movie!) and said that the movie was one big farce. According to him, this was mainly due to the fact that the screenwriters made him into a character that he would not have been able to create Apple and was supposed to give the impression that Wozniak was just some sort of Jobs henchman. However, he has a better opinion about the film Steve Jobs, which was written by Aaron Sorkin and on which Wozniak participated as a consultant.
On the release of a new trailer for the film, which opens in October/October, Steve commented that the biopic is kind of a mix of both worlds - that there's plenty of fun in it, and at the same time there's enough facts that draw on both Wozniak's experiences and content from the biopic Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson. However, he mentions that some passages of the film are simply invented to dramatize the plot. According to the first trailer, it seems that in the film we will encounter a conflict between the two Steves, and in the clip we can hear Wozniak (Seth Rogen) saying: “You're not an engineer. You are not a designer. You can't drive a nail with a hammer. I made the motherboard. The GUI has been stolen. Like I listen 10 times a day right Steve Jobs is he a genius?!
Woz countered that this was not true and that he never speaks in such a style: “I would never say that the GUI was stolen. I've never expressed anything in this way, but those sentences basically capture the right idea, at least in part." he said for Bloomberg. I felt a lot of Jobs in the trailer, even if it was a bit over the top. Woz also said that when he saw how Jobs refused to admit that he had a daughter, even though money was the last reason he rejected Lisa: "Every time I think about it, it brings tears to my eyes."
*Source: Bloomberg
