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You can now mark April 19 on your calendar as the day you can catch the long-awaited Steve Jobs biopic "jOBS" in theaters. And if you're a true Apple fan, you might already have that day marked in your datebook, as it also happens to be that April 19 is the 37th anniversary of the founding of Apple Computer.

The movie stars Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs and chronicles the Apple founder's life from 1971 to 2000, focusing on the major milestones and characters that influenced him. Josh Gad plays Steve Wozniak, and Dermot Mulroney and Matthew Modine also star alongside Kutcher. Gad and Kutcher are actually appearing at the annual MacWorld conference at the end of the month in San Francisco. The movie, which is being released by Open Road Films and Five Star Feature Films, also premieres this Friday at Sundance.

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Previously, the filmmakers said that the movie consisted of an intense dialogue that creeds an "immensely personal portrait of Steve Jobs' life." They were also "granted unprecedented access" to the famous garage in Palo Alto, Calif., where Jobs and Wozniak first started making Apple computers.

Another Jobs biopic, written by Aaron Sorkin, is also in the works, but come April 19 there will be only one movie to commemorate Apple's 37 years of business.