直擊:“喬布斯”再次現(xiàn)身Macworld大展
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????9:39：加德用約翰?列儂與保羅?麥卡特尼的關系，形容（喬布斯和沃茲尼亞克）兩人的兄弟情深。（喬布斯肯定會喜歡這樣的比喻。）“他們兩人竟然能走到一起，還引發(fā)了一場完美風暴，這令我為之著迷。” ????9:40：問及沃茲尼亞克批評對白的真實性，加德說，希望沃茲尼亞克看完整部電影之后，能夠認可他們?yōu)榱苏鎸嵲佻F(xiàn)喬布斯的故事而付出的努力?！八腥硕紤阎鵁釔?、欽佩和尊敬之情在制作這部電影?！?/p> ????9:42：庫徹說：“我們并沒有真實經(jīng)歷過。制作電影時，你必須創(chuàng)作一個有情節(jié)的故事。你必須能挖掘電影的娛樂元素，還要表現(xiàn)人物真實的一面?！彼f約翰?杜爾看過電影，說他們準確捕捉住了沃茲尼亞克在組裝電腦俱樂部（Homebrew Club）舉起主板的那一刻。 ????9:45：你從中得到了什么收獲？加德說他發(fā)現(xiàn)，沃茲尼亞克愛開玩笑，喜歡娛樂。還講了一個鯨魚“跳躍”的故事。 ????9:47：庫徹學到了三種品質。第一：專注。他記得喬布斯說過一句話：“對于容易拒絕的事情說‘不’，無關乎品德?！彼f除了自己的終極使命之外，喬布斯有對任何事情說不的能力。真正專注的事不允許你分心。第二點則是對消費者的同情心。我認為這源自對消費者體驗的真正關心。第三：喬布斯認為，任何不可能的事都可以去嘗試。他想起喬布斯說過的一句話：“一個人成長的過程中，會聽到別人告訴自己生活是什么樣子。一旦你發(fā)現(xiàn)生活的一切其實都是些并不比你聰明的人發(fā)明的，生活就會更有趣。”庫徹說：“這個認識深深地影響著我。”（熱烈的掌聲。） ????9:52：加德說：我的鯨魚的故事簡直遜斃了。（大家開心一笑。庫徹擁抱了加德。加德吸自己的拇指。） ????9:53：作為一名風險投資家，庫徹被問及如果身處上世紀七十年代，了解了喬布斯的行事方式，他是否會為他提供投資。長時間的停頓之后，加德說：“這是在Macworld會展。快說‘會的’。”庫徹講了一個關于修建鐵路的創(chuàng)業(yè)者的故事。并對第一代個人電腦和運行Basic的蘋果I代的復雜性進行了對比——所以我希望給他提供投資……然后順便介紹了自己旗下的一家公司……“所以，我當然希望自己腦子好使，對蘋果公司進行投資?！?/p> ????9:56：活動結束。（財富中文網(wǎng)） ????譯者：劉進龍/汪皓 |
????9:39: Gad compares the duo -- the buddy story -- to John Lennon and Paul McCartney. (Jobs would have loved that.) "The idea that these two would meet and it would be this perfect storm was fascinating to me." ????9:40: Asked about Wozniak's criticism of the authenticity of the dialog. Gad says he hopes that when Woz sees the movie in its entirely he will recognize the effort they went to to get the story right. "It was done with the utmost love, admiration and respect." ????9:42: Kutcher: "We weren't there. In filmmaking you have to make a narrative that plays. You have to ride the arc of the entertainment of the film and stay true to who the people are." Says John Doerr saw the film and says they captured the moment at the Homebrew Club when Woz held up the motherboard. ????9:45 What did you take away. Gad says he came to appreciate Woz the prankster and his fun-loving nature. Tells a story about whales "jumping." ????9:47: Kutcher. Three qualities he took away. First: focus. A Jobs quote he remembers: "There's no virtue in saying no to the things that are easy to say no to." Says Steve had an ability to say no to everything but the mission. Those are the things that true focus says no to. Second: Compassion for the consumer. I think it came from a true care about the consumer experience. Third: Steve believed it was possible to do things that are impossible. Remembers a Jobs quote: "When you grow up you tend to get told that life is what it is. But live can be a lot more interesting if you realize that everything about the way things are were invented by people who are no smarter than you." Kutcher: "That deeply affected me." (Big applause.) ????9:52: Gad: My whale answer really f...ing sucks now. (They play it for laughs. Kutcher hugs Gad. Gad sucks his thumb.) ????9:53: Kutcher is asked if, as the venture capitalist he is now, he would have invested in Jobs, smelling the way he did, in the late 1970s. Long pause. Gad: "This is Macworld. Say yes." Kutcher tells a story about the entrepreneurs who built the railroads. Compares the complexity of first personal computers to running Basic on the original Apple I -- So I hope that I would have invested ..." Inserts a plug one of his companies ... "So I hope I would have been smart enough to invest in Apple." ????9:56: And that's a wrap. |
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