‘Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview’ Coming To Theaters November 16-17 (slashfilm)
Sometimes death can make a famous person even more famous. When a music artist
dies, their album sales go to the top of the charts. When an actor dies, their
movies are all rented on Netflix. And when the billionaire CEO of the world’s
most successful technology company dies, he, apparently, becomes a movie star.
Since the untimely death [1] of Apple founder Steve Jobs in October at the age
of 56, interviews and books about the entrepreneur have been in high demand.
Now, an unaired 70-minute interview Jobs conduced in 1996 retitled Steve Jobs:
The Lost Interview will play in select Landmark Theaters November 16 and 17.
Find out more about it and where you can see it after the jump. The Los
Angeles Times [2] broke the news of this film, which is made up of the full
interview Jobs did with Robert Cringely for a 1996 miniseries called Triumph
of the Nerds: The Rise of Accidental Empires. The show originally aired on PBS
but only used 10 minutes of the interview. Some years later, Cringely was
preparing a follow up and couldn’t find the footage so he dismissed it as
lost. …
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