For 70 raw, revealing minutes — a year before his comeback at Apple — Steve Jobs was captured on tape … wry, emotional and bitter.
The subjects: everything from early pranks with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, to matters of his taste in research and development, to John Sculley, the one-time protégé who ousted him from the company he created.
The wide-ranging 1995 talk with Jobs led by Silicon Valley historian Robert Cringlely, edited into the film, “Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview,” plays Wednesday and Thursday in limited release. It’s must viewing — especially for readers of Walter Isaacson’s hit biography.