(CNN) -- Forget Ashton Kutcher and Aaron Sorkin. The next Steve Jobs biopic you see will star the "I'm a Mac" guy and come from the twisted minds of Funny or Die. The comedy website confirmed Tuesday that it's planning its own feature-length version of the Apple co-founder's life, "iSteve." Starring as Jobs will be Justin Long, whom most people know from Apple's "I'm a Mac-I'm a PC" ads but who also appeared in TV's "Ed" and "New Girl" and films like "Live Free or Die Hard," "Drag Me to Hell" and "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story." In a publicity photo, Long mimics the pose Jobs struck on the cover of Walter Isaacson's 2011 biography, "Steve Jobs," looking something like a cross between Jobs and a brainy homeless man.
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Comedy site Funny or Die plans a spoof Steve Jobs biopic
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Feature-length movie stars Justin Long, the "I'm a Mac" guy from Apple ads
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Film's writer says he's an expert because he owns an iPhone and checked Wikipedia
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Spoof will be posted online April 15, as two major Steve Jobs films are on horizon
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