00:02My guy is called Andy Hertzfeld, and Andy was one of the original members of the Mac team.
00:11He was invited in early on at that time to specialize in certain aspects of the Mac programming.
00:20And he lingers on in our story as a friend to Steve and to Chris-Ann, someone who's been in
00:33their lives, and to Jo-Ann.
00:34He maintains a friendship with them over the course of years, and I think that's why Aaron chose to include
00:42him in this particular story,
00:43is that he provides a kind of levity and some insight into some aspects of Steve's character
00:52that we don't necessarily get to see with the other people.
00:58You know, with all the whirlwinds that are being thrust at him, he's the eye of the hurricane, so to
01:06speak.
01:06And he's handling it with such tremendous aplomb, and lightness, and, you know, his ability to be able to balance
01:20everything that's needed from him is wonderful to watch, and he makes it look really easy,
01:27and that's been remarkable to see as well.
01:33Danny's a surprise every day. You never know what he's going to say, where he's going to move.
01:37He seems to be a million miles ahead of me, in particular, but he knows in a very deep way,
01:45I think,
01:45the kind of story he wants to tell, and at the same time, he's surprising himself,
01:49and he's learning about the story as it goes on.
01:55I think Andy understands Steve on such a deep level that, in some cases, like friends can do,
02:03if they know you well enough, they can help you from perhaps making indelible mistakes in your lives.
02:11Andy anticipates that Steve, through stubbornness, might mess up his relationship with his daughter,
02:22and, as a result of that, he jumps ahead and helps them out financially,
02:29knowing full well that he may get in trouble by Steve, or Steve's certainly not going to like it.
02:35Yet, at the same time, knowing that they will make up with each other,
02:44that something needs to be done immediately, and he does it,
02:46and I think he's okay with dealing with the consequences of that.
02:55This is not a traditional biopic,
02:58in the sense that it starts from when somebody is born and takes them to the end of their life.
03:03It really focuses on pivotal moments in Steve's life,
03:06and, as such, it takes you through the story as opposed to educating you in a linear fashion.
03:16You get thrown into it emotionally, and you find yourself having a great time
03:20watching these people drive themselves nuts most of the time,
03:23and I think you experience who they were
03:27by being thrown into the action as opposed to being
03:33subject to having it explained.
03:36Steve jumps.
03:36Steve Jams.
03:37Steve Rogers.
03:37Steve Jams.
03:37Grazie a tutti
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