Jews Making News: Aaron Sorkin Renewed, Pens Steve Jobs Biopic
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Aaron Sorkin’s “The Newsroom” has been renewed for a third season by HBO. Yet the news was bittersweet, as it has also been confirmed that this will be the show’s final season. Sorkin created and writes for the drama, starring Jeff Daniels.
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Alongside the fate of “Newsroom,” it was also revealed that Sorkin has completed a script adaptation of Steve Jobs’s biography by Walter Isaacson. The full-length feature is still untitled, and promises to differ greatly from Ashton Kutcher’s incarnation.
Aaron Benjamin Sorkin was born into a Jewish family in Scarsdale, N.Y., the youngest of three. Sorkin broke into Hollywood and subsequent critical acclaim after he sold the rights to his yet-to-debut play, “A Few Good Men” in 1988.
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