The first attempt to make a film about Apple co-founder Steve Jobs with Ashton Kutcher was a bit of a fail.
Going off of the first trailer that was unveiled for Danny Boyle’s new film, titled “Steve Jobs,” starring Irish actor Michael Fassbender, we’re guessing the entire experience may be a little different this time around.
The film will be directed by Danny Boyle and written by Aaron Sorkin, the mastermind behind “The Social Network,” according to the U.K. publication The Belfast Telegraph.
“Musicians play their instruments,” Fassbender is seen saying in the opening moments of the trailer.
“I play the orchestra.”
The film puts focus on three product launches ending in 1998, which is around the time Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997 and before the arrivals of products including the iPod and iPhone, according to USA Today.
Kate Winslet will reportedly star opposite of Fassbender as co-worker Joanna Hoffman while Seth Rogen plays his business partner Steve Wozniak. Jeff Daniels reportedly appears as former Apple president John Scully.
“Steve Jobs” hits theaters on October 9.
