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"David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin, the creative dream-team behind the Mark Zuckerberg-chronicling smash&amp;#xA0;The Social Network, are reuniting for another tech-centric biopic &amp;#x2013; this time focused on Apple founder Steve Jobs. According to&amp;#xA0;Variety, Fincher is in &amp;quot;early talks&amp;quot; to direct the still-untitled film, which was written by Sorkin (and adapted from the 2011 biography Steve Jobs, written by&amp;#xA0;Walter Isaacson).\r\n20 People You Won&amp;apos;t Believe Have Grammys: David Fincher\r\nSony acquired the rights to the book in 2011. Compiling over 40 interviews between Isaacson and Jobs (in addition to over 100 conversations with Jobs&amp;apos; friends, family members and business associates), it&amp;apos;s the only authorized biography endorsed by the technology guru prior to his death that same year. Sorkin&amp;apos;s script, which he started writing in 2012 and reportedly finished this year, will focus on three lengthy scenes &amp;#x2013; each based backstage prior to Apple&amp;apos;s game-changing product launches (specifically the Mac, the NeXT and the iPod).&amp;#xA0;\r\nNo actors have been cast in for the project (though it&amp;apos;s hard to imagine the producers will go with someone like Ashton Kutcher in the starring role). The film will be produced by Scott Rudin (Inside Llewyn Davis,&amp;#xA0;Captain Phillips), along with Guymon Casady and Mark Gordon. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak will participate as a consultant.&amp;#xA0;\r\nFincher&amp;apos;s next film project is the mystery-thriller&amp;#xA0;Gone Girl, which stars Ben Affleck and hits theaters on October 3rd."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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