In what is only a natural step for the film industry, Sony Pictures reportedly pushing to secure the right to make a movie about the two founders of Apple is based entirely on the biography by Walter Isaacson future.

Apple's board of directors sad to announce earlier this week Steve Jobs, visionary and former CEOof the company, had died.



Jobs deaths are the result of a burdensome condition following several attempts to fight a rare form of pancreatic cancer. It is still not known whether this is a return of cancer, or other complications after a liver transplant in 2009, which eventually claimed the lives Jobs.

The media keeps saying all the countless reports about the life of a genius, three days after his death.

One of the latest Sony Pictures say lobbying by publishers biography Steve Jobs 'to get the right to make movies. No other workshop mentioned as trying to do the same thing.

News came through deadline.com, exclusive reports on the matter said the deal was $ 1 million to $ 3 million, and Mark Gordon is a film biography of the producer. As expected, Sony Pictures declined to comment on rumors.

A biography in question, simply titled 'Steve Jobs', which Authored Walter Isaacson, former chairman of CNN and Time magazine managing editor. Isaacson is putting the finishing touches on a book when you read the lines.

The author has proved the media that he plans to enter a final scene that is based on recent discussions with the visionary at Apple, which occurred just a few weeks ago.

The scene is said to include recognition of Work 'in Isaacson that he will be around long, and that he agreed to have a major biography written because he wanted his children to know him better.

This book was originally scheduled to hit shelves in November. Currently scheduled to be available on October 24, both in e-format, and as a hardcover.

Deadline Sony Pictures applies if the point should also be entitled to carry out the task of describing the life of Jobs in a long movie. The workshop is also behind the Oscar nominated The Social Network and Moneyball.


by palupix.blogspot.com