Jobs (2013)

August 29, 2013September 29, 2016 Dave Aaron Kuban, Abby Brammell, Abigail McConnell, Adam Ross, Ahna O'Reilly, Amanda Crew, Annika Bertea, Ashton Kutcher, Ava Acres, Brad William Henke, Brett Gelman, Clint Jung, David Denman, David Griffiths, Dennis Nicomede, Dermot Mulroney, Duncan Bravo, Eddie Hassell, Eldon Henson, Evan Helmuth, Giles Matthew, Greg King, J.K. SImonns, James Woods, Jobs, Jobs Review, John Getz, Josh Gad, Joshua Michael Stern, Kevin Dunn, Lenny Jacobson, Lesley Anne Warren, Lukas Haas, Mark Kassen, Masi Oka, Matt Whiteley, Matthew Modine, Nelson Franklin, Ness Bautista, Nick Gardener, Paul Baretto, Robert Pine, Ron Eldard, Victor Rasuk

Summary: Ashton Kutcher gives the performance of his lifetime in this highly anticipated drama based on the life of the most influential figures of the 21st century. Starring as Steve Jobs, Kutcher takes us on the inventor’s rocky journey from college dropout to billionaire entrepreneur, detailing the rise of Apple computers and his take-no-prisoners attitude.

Year: 2013

Australian Cinema Release Date: 29th August, 2013

Australian DVD Release Date: TBA

Country: United States

Director: Joshua Michael Stern

Screenwriter: Matt Whiteley

Cast: Ava Acres (Young Lisa Jobs), Paul Baretto (Reed Jobs), Ness Bautista (Carlos Kidd), Annika Bertea (Lisa Jobs), Abby Brammell (Laurene Jobs), Duncan Bravo (Zen Roshi), Amanda Crew (Julie), David Denman (Al Alcorn), Kevin Dunn (Gil Amelio), Ron Eldard (Rod Holt), Nelson Franklin (Bill Atkinson), Josh Gad (Steve Wozniak), Brett Gelman (Jeff Raskin), John Getz (Paul Jobs), Lukas Haas (Daniel Kottke), Eddie Hassell (Chris Espinosa), Evan Helmuth (Francis), Brad William Henke (Paul Terrell), Eldon Henson (Andy Hertzfield), Lenny Jacobson (Burrell Smith), Clint Jung (Gareth Chang), Mark Kassen (Jud), Aaron Kuban (Ethan), Ashton Kutcher (Steve Jobs), Giles Matthey (Jonathan Ive), Abigail McConnell (Joanna Hoffman), Matthew Modine (John Sculley), Dermot Mulroney (Mike Markkula), Dennis Nicomede (Professor Andrews), Ahna O’Reilly (Chris-Ann Brennan), Masi Oka (Ken Tanaka), Robert Pine (Ed Woolard), Victor Rasuk (Bill Fernandez), J.K. Simmons (Arthur Rock), Lesley Ann Warren (Clara Jobs), James Woods (Jack Dudman)

Runtime: 127 mins

Classification:M

SUBCULTURE MEDIA/THE GOOD THE BAD THE UGLY FILM SHOW REVIEWS/RATINGS OF ‘JOBS’:

David Griffiths:

Please check Dave’s review of ‘Jobs’ that is available on The Helium Entertainment Channel

Greg King:

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Nick Gardener:

Please check Nick’s review of ‘Jobs’ that is available on The Good The Bad The Ugly Film Show Ep #47

Adam Ross:

Please check Adam’s review of ‘Jobs’ that is available on The Good The Bad The Ugly Film Show Ep #47

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Other Subculture Media Reviews of ‘Jobs′: Nil.

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