Universal Releases Official Full-Length Trailer for 'Steve Jobs' Movie
Following an initial teaser earlier in May, Universal today released the first official full-length trailer for the upcoming Steve Jobs movie.
The two-and-a-half minute trailer provides the longest look at the Danny Boyle-directed biopic that anyone has seen yet, balancing focus between Steve Jobs' various behind-the-scenes product launches and his intense personal life regarding his relationship with daughter Lisa Brennan-Jobs.
The trailer also gives more in-depth looks at Jeff Daniels and Kate Winslet, especially, as John Sculley and Joanna Hoffman, with various through-the-years glimpses of Michael Fassbender as Steve Jobs. After various
casting calls and
set photo leaks earlier in the year, excitement around the
somewhat troubled film has only been steadily building. Fans can expect to see the full movie in theaters October 9.
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