As the date of the official premiere of the new Steve Jobs film approaches, little by little more information about the relationship they had before, during and after their departure from the company they founded. Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, has just given an interview to Bloomberg magazine in which he talks about the new movie that has just been released and also recounts information about the last days of Jobs, which was four years ago one.
Regarding the film, Wozniak praises Michael Fassbender's portrayal of Steve Jobs, truly representing how brilliant Jobs was, something he had always liked about his partner. As for the way to represent how Jobs acted, he affirms that it really was not like that, and that the film has focused on showing what Jobs's personality was like, and not what he really was.
Wozniak claims that he never lost contact with Jobs, although in recent years, communication between the two was somewhat discontinuous. Days before the death in October 2011 of the Apple co-founder, Wozniak claims that he contacted him with the possibility of his coming back to the company They had ridden together, but Wozniak replied that he was not the right person for it, because he loved the life he led.
Since Wozniak's departure from Apple, he has devoted himself to philanthropic work, hold conferences and dedicate himself mainly to what he has always liked. Until this new film about Jobs' life arrives in Spain on January 1, we will not be able to get an idea of whether this new film is similar to the previous one that starred Ashton Kitcher called Jobs.