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Didn't happen as far as I know and certainly didn't happen in 1985. Also Woz simply wasn't that fat back then, nor was Bill Atkinson's hair ever that dark, and Matthew Modine is a giant compared to the real John Sculley. Yes, Apple eventually sued Microsoft over fonts, but this film says they sued over the look and feel of Windows 1, which as I recall was the only version of Windows that actually had an Apple license and therefore a legit trash can. But forget the chronology, the historical and casting errors, what we have here is a TV movie (think Pirates of Silicon Valley) with a feature budget — hence the great cinematography — yet without a soul. At the end of the film Jobs is cleaner and more stooped, but inside there's that same old Steve and we don't really understand him any better. The great failing of this film is the same failing as with Walter Isaacson's book: something happened during Steve's NeXT years (which occupy less than a 60 seconds of this 122 minute film) that turned Jobs from a brat into a leader, but they don't bother to cover that.
"The district attorney's office has examined the evidence turned over by LAPD and conducted its own investigation. Despite compelling — what one law enforcement source described as 'overwhelming' — evidence, the charges have not been approved for filing, " Ali wrote. "The evidence includes audiotapes, emails sent to and from Scientology officers at the time the alleged rapes happened, forensic computer evidence and a threatening handwritten letter Masterson sent to one of the alleged victims, according to two people with knowledge of the evidence in the district attorney's possession. " According to Ortega, Masterson also would like a resolution to the case, with his criminal defense attorney Tom Mesereau complaining that the actor has been "unfairly unable" to pursue more career options. But it doesn't look like Masterson will be able to avoid more headlines about the allegations in the near future. Ortega has reported that Leah Remini is planning to feature interviews with some of Masterson's accusers in the Feb. 18 episode of her A&E show "Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath. "