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Steve Jobs' Hollywood Legacy
The late Steve Jobs had the patience of Job when it came to Pixar, which he bought from Lucasfilm for $5 million in 1986. Ultimately, it was Pixar that made Jobs a billionaire, but it took $50 million and a decade to do it. A critic and historian of animation, Charles Solomon is the author of The Art of Toy Story 3 .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe late Steve Jobs had the patience of Job when it came to Pixar, which he bought from Lucasfilm for $5 million in 1986. Ultimately, it was Pixar that made Jobs a billionaire, but it took $50 million and a decade to do it. A critic and historian of animation, Charles Solomon is the author of The Art of Toy Story 3.
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3 of 4Get Ready for 'Rampture'- 0:00Feds Warn Pot Dispensaries to Shut Down
- 6:02'Rampture' on the 405 at Wilshire Boulevard
- 19:33Steve Jobs' Hollywood LegacyYou’re reading this
- 25:55Executive Pay and Corporate Failure