Kate Winslet and Danny Boyle Talk On Steve Jobs Red Carpet

The transcript discusses the portrayal of Steve Jobs, emphasizing the distinction between a painting and a photograph. It highlights Jobs' public persona and the family's concerns about his portrayal. The biography by Walter Isaacson, commissioned by Jobs, is mentioned, noting Jobs' unusual request for no control over its content. The narrative underscores the importance of respecting grieving families while telling stories about influential figures.

What does the speaker mean by saying that Steve Jobs wanted people to talk about him outside of his usual control?

In what way does the speaker suggest that families should be respected in the context of storytelling?