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Lethal
Just enjoy it and don't take anything too seriously.
Actors I could imagine pulling off the difficult task of playing Jobs are:
Edward Norton
Michael Fassbender
Christian Bale
Daniel Day Lewis
All great actors, all possessing a complexity similar to Jobs, all with their own fire-burning-inside intensity. :apple:
Although I am looking forward to the "circus" version with Kutcher. Note the reference to the D10 interview term. :)
Dx interviews could be improved with 70% less host talk (run on sentences) and 70% more guest interviews.
Rocketman
No dis on Noah Wyle, but I'd rather see someone of a higher calibre than someone who stars in second rate television dramas. I want a film actor who really knows his stuff.
Just because you saw Noah Wyle in some made for tv movie does not mean that he is necessarily right for the role.