Michael Stuhlbarg has been cast to star with Michael Fassbender and Seth Rogen in the upcoming Steve Jobs movie.
The Universal Pictures project, which would be helmed by Danny Boyle, will see the 46-year-old actor play the role of Andy Hertzfeld, the computer scientist and inventor who was part of the original Apple development team that came up with Macintosh Operating System. Hertzfeld had worked closely with Jobs until he joined Google in 2005.
The film, which was penned by Aaron Sorkin wrote the script, is being produced by Scott Rudin along with Mark Gordon, Guymon Casady and Christian Colson.
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