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Aaron Sorkin On ‘Steve Jobs’ Controversy: ‘It’s My Job To Be Subjective’ | TODAY
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5:36Now PlayingOscar-winning “The Social Network” screenwriter Aaron Sorkin talks to TODAY about the controversy over the upcoming biographical drama “Steve Jobs,” for which he also wrote the screenplay, saying “It’s the difference between a painting and a photograph.” He points out that many of the film’s fiercest critics haven’t seen it, and thinks they may be surprised at how much they wind up liking the film about Jobs, who he calls “a brilliant, complicated person.”
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