Aaron Sorkin, who penned the “Steve Jobs” biopic that opens in the U.S. on October 9th, is in the midst of a feud with Jobs’ replacement, Tim Cook. On Stephen Colbert’s Late Show the other day, Cook said that he wasn’t fond of the new movie. In fact, he said that he wasn’t happy with any of the movies made about Jobs. And while he admitted that he hadn’t seen any of the films about his former boss, Cook called those involved with them “opportunists,” a label that certainly pissed off Sorkin.
The writer, who previously had a huge hit with “The Social Network,” said that those involved in …
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