Danny Boyle’s ‘Steve Jobs’ isn’t factually accurate, according to Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.
The 65-year-old computer pioneer has revealed that sizeable amounts of the new movie are made up – but he still found it "enjoyable" to watch.
He shared: "Everything in the movie didn’t happen. Every scene that I’m in, I wasn’t talking to Steve Jobs at those events."
Despite this, Wozniak endorsed the director’s decision to be creative with the plot.
He told Bloomberg TV: "It’s the artistic freedom to make a movie that is enjoyable.
"We had meetings on multiple occasions … tiny, tiny bits that were somewhere else kind of got used by him and painted by him in a different way and a different place."
Meanwhile, Michael Fassbender – who stars as Steve Jobs in the film – revealed recently that he’s "not a very techie person".
What’s more, the 38-year-old star also admitted to feeling "very nervous" about accepting the role because he didn’t know anything about the American businessman.
He said: "I’m not a very techie person. I use all the Apple products, but I had no real insight into him.
"I was nervous. I was very nervous. It was going to be a big challenge, the volume of words alone."
Steve Jobs movie ‘isn’t factually accurate’
