A trailer for JOBS has arrived, offering a first look at a highly anticipated biopic about Steve Jobs. Ashton Kutcher takes the role of Jobs, and the footage hints at a concentrated, dramatic portrayal of the Apple cofounder as he crafts a computer idea that would reshape technology and push Apple onto a path of lasting prominence.
The film traces how Jobs conceived the Apple computer concept and steered it into broad popularity, while also exploring the man behind the vision and the pressures he faced balancing innovation with leadership. It paints a picture of a creator whose bold decisions helped redefine an entire industry and spark a global conversation about design, usability, and the power of a single idea to change the world.
The storyline spans three decades of Jobs life, including the moment he was pushed out of the company he helped forge and his later return to rescue Apple from the brink of bankruptcy. It charts the emotional highs and professional lows that accompanied those years, offering a portrait of a complex, uncompromising figure whose drive and conviction propelled a company from garage beginnings to a modern tech powerhouse.
Josh Gad portrays Steve Wozniak, the other Apple cofounder, whose collaboration with Jobs helped shape the earliest innovations and set the stage for the company’s future. The performances explore the partnership that launched Apple’s first era of groundbreaking products while acknowledging the tensions and disagreements that tested those early relationships.
The film was scheduled to reach theatres that summer on August 16, and the trailer appeared in advance to build anticipation. The movie ultimately released in August 2013, giving audiences a cinematic look at Jobs’s relentless drive and the ascent of Apple as a cultural and technological force.