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Cast

Ashton Kutcher
as Steve Jobs

Josh Gad
as Steve Wozniak

Matthew Modine
as John Sculley

J.K. Simmons
as Arthur Rock

Lesley Ann Warren
as Clara Jobs

Ron Eldard
as Rod Holt

Ahna O'Reilly
as Chris-Ann Brennan

Victor Rasuk
as Bill Fernandez

John Getz
as Paul Jobs

Kevin Dunn
as Gil Amelio

James Woods
as Jack Dudman

Nelson Franklin
as Bill Atkinson

Eddie Hassell
as Chris Espinosa

Elden Henson
as Andy Hertzfeld

Dermot Mulroney
as Mike Markkula

Lukas Haas
as Daniel Kottke

Lenny Jacobson
as Burrell Smith

Brett Gelman
as Jef Raskin

Brad William Henke
as Paul Terrell

Giles Matthey
as Jonathan Ive

Robert Pine
as Ed Woolard

Clint Jung
as Gareth Chang

David Denman
as Al Alcorn

Masi Oka
as Ken Tanaka

Abby Brammell
as Laurene Jobs

Annika Bertea
as Lisa Jobs

Paul Baretto
as Reed Jobs

Amanda Crew
as Julie

Samm Levine
as Apple Designer #1

Cody Chappel
as Student At Lounge

Joel Murray
as Computer Professor

William Mapother
as Calligraphy Professor

Scott Krinsky
as Homebrew Attendee

Evan Helmuth
as Francis

Laura Niemi
as Jobs Secretary

Jim Turner
as Jobs Attorney

Clayton Rohner
as Financial Expert

Rachel Rosenstein
as Apple Receptionist

Christopher Curry
as Board Member #1

Mark Kassen
as Jud

Dan Shaked
as Apple Engineer

Duncan Bravo
as Zen Roshi

Kent Shocknek
as 1980 News Caster

Aaron Kuban
as Ethan

Olivia Johnson
as Girl In Bedroom Estate

Alan Purwin
as Pilot

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Audience Reviews for Jobs

• Feb 14, 2016

  I know that this wasn't well-received, but I found it interesting nonetheless. I like how it compliments the other Steve Jobs film really well, telling different aspects of his life. I can't say that anyone would like this, but I enjoyed it, mostly because of the subject matter.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Apr 06, 2014

  No one is going to be renting this for 2.99. It was a mess. The beginning feels rushed, and the middle feels drawn out. It makes Steve Jobs look like a terrible person to close to his death, completely leaves out his major competitors, and has bizarre nothing to do with anything sequences like him spinning around in a grassy field for 5 minutes. Kutcher looks exactly like him though.
  Vincent T Super Reviewer
• Apr 03, 2014

  A fascinating biopic about one of the most influential men of our time, Jobs is the story of Apple Computers founder Steve Jobs. The story follows his early days in college and the creation of Apple, along with his struggle to build and maintain control of his company. It's a compelling tale about the corrupting influence of ambition and the price of genius. Ashton Kutcher gives an especially good performance, and is backed up by a strong supporting cast. Jobs is an uncompromising look into a figure that changed how we look at technology.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Feb 20, 2014

  At some levels, it works and would have worked, but it fails in the certain cliches that befall too many contemporary, commercialized films. To read the book is better.
  Adriel L Super Reviewer

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