Early Days of Pixar — Previously Unpublished Interview with Steve Jobs

A rare interview with Steve Jobs from 1996, where he shares his thoughts on the early days of Pixar, creating a unique culture, and the success of "Toy Story." Jobs calls the culture of Pixar, where Hollywood and Silicon Valley met, "Sillywood," and notes that Pixar is the only company where this led to a successful outcome.

"No technology can turn a bad story into a good one."

Steve believes that people will watch "Toy Story" 60 years from now not because of the graphics, but because of the power of its story about friendship.

As an example of timeless value: Disney's "Snow White" (1937), which 60 years later was re-released on video and sold 28 million copies.

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