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    Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs: Uncanny Resemblance [PHOTO]

    By Brian Anthony Hernandez | Mashable – Sat, May 12, 2012

    Photographs of actor Ashton Kutcher dressed up as late Steve Jobs emerged Saturday, giving the world a first glimpse of how Kutcher will look like in the upcoming independent film about the former Apple CEO.

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    TMZ posted the images, which show Kutcher wearing a black turtle neck, blue jeans and tennis shoes on a set in Los Angeles. Filming for the flick -- tentatively called Jobs: Get Inspired -- began in this month.

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    Producer Mark Hulme recently told tech website Neowin that the biopic will come out during the last quarter of 2012 and will focus on "the early years of Apple, its founding and the up and down years."

    Kutcher, who stars in CBS's Two and a Half Men, previously played roles on Fox'sThat '70s Show and films such as The Butterfly Effect, No Strings Attached, Valentine's Day and Dude Where's My Car.

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    Sony Pictures is working on a separate movie based on Walter Isaacson’s biographical book of Jobs, who had pancreatic cancer and died Oct. 5.

    Photos from TMZ

    This story originally published on Mashable here.

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