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Kate Winslet Exhausted by 'Ridiculous' Work Hours of Steve Jobs Biopic
The 39-year-old actress said that she moaned to one of the crew members on set because of the "ridiculous" 12-hour shifts she and her co-star Michael Fassbender had to put in. "We worked some ridiculous hours for the upcoming Steve Jobs biopic. We'd start at midnight and film until midday," she said
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Tim Cook, Aaron Sorkin Trade Attacks on Steve Jobs Biopic
Aaron Sorkin's film about Steve Jobs is based on Walter Isaacson's biography, and there's yet to be major outcry about its content.
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Steve Jobs' life story on big screen soon?
Just days after the death of Apple's co-founder, Sony Pictures is in negotiations to buy the screen rights to 'Steve Jobs', the authorised biography of the technology genius, written by Walter Isaacson, the Hollywood Reporter said.
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Move over Kutcher, the official Steve Jobs movie is here
Looks like Ashton Kutcher will not be the only Steve Jobs in Hollywood.
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Steve Jobs' life story on big screen soon?
Just days after the death of Apple's co-founder, Sony Pictures is in negotiations to buy the screen rights to 'Steve Jobs', the authorised biography of the technology genius, written by Walter Isaacson, the Hollywood Reporter said.
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Kate Winslet Exhausted by 'Ridiculous' Work Hours of Steve Jobs Biopic
The 39-year-old actress said that she moaned to one of the crew members on set because of the "ridiculous" 12-hour shifts she and her co-star Michael Fassbender had to put in. "We worked some ridiculous hours for the upcoming Steve Jobs biopic. We'd start at midnight and film until midday," she said
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Tim Cook, Aaron Sorkin Trade Attacks on Steve Jobs Biopic
Aaron Sorkin's film about Steve Jobs is based on Walter Isaacson's biography, and there's yet to be major outcry about its content.
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Steve Jobs' life story on big screen soon?
Just days after the death of Apple's co-founder, Sony Pictures is in negotiations to buy the screen rights to 'Steve Jobs', the authorised biography of the technology genius, written by Walter Isaacson, the Hollywood Reporter said.
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Move over Kutcher, the official Steve Jobs movie is here
Looks like Ashton Kutcher will not be the only Steve Jobs in Hollywood.
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Steve Jobs' life story on big screen soon?
Just days after the death of Apple's co-founder, Sony Pictures is in negotiations to buy the screen rights to 'Steve Jobs', the authorised biography of the technology genius, written by Walter Isaacson, the Hollywood Reporter said.
