And you think Sorkin will convey what Jobs was really like? Considering the amount of stuff in The Social Network that was just plain made up and dismissed by Zuckerberg as utter nonsense, this movie is going to have zero historical accuracy. Had it been a run-of-the-mill biopic that chronicles some dude's life, at least the major events would be accurate, with fabricated BS to fill the space between them, but here we're talking about a movie about three conversations that never took place.
It will have awesome dialogue, Sorkin is the king of that, but story wise it'll be The Social Network minus the facts. What did Steve do backstage before keynotes? Well, all the other key people at Apple are already seated in front row. The last rehearsals are done the day before, according to
this account from an insider. In the final 30 minutes, Steve probably sat in some room and went through his talking points, and maybe meditated a bit. But in Sorkin's version of history the iPod launch keynote will probably be preceded by heated arguments between Jobs, Ive and Schiller, and an inexplicably out-of-character and out-of-place Steve Wozniak (played by Paul Giamatti) bursts into the room and yells "This isn't Apple, man! You've lost it, man! Remember what we used to be about? Remember the Blue Box? This is a travesty, man!"