( 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 . Funny or Die plans to release its movie , which will clock in between 60 and 75 minutes , on April 15 . Writer and director Ryan Perez says that although his Web movie faces serious competition from Hollywood , he 's confident his take will shine through . `` I got an iPhone last year , '' he said . `` I 'm confident that qualifies me to be an expert on Steve Jobs . '' He said the project began as one of the short-form sketches Funny or Die is best known for : a spoof trailer for a Jobs biopic . `` At some point , someone just threw out that we should make the movie , '' he said . Perez would n't give away any plot details but suggested that the movie -- researched through `` a cursory reading of the Steve Jobs Wikipedia page '' -- will be ridiculous enough that it wo n't run the risk of offending fans of Jobs ' , who died in October 2011 . `` We took quite a bit of dramatic license with Steve Jobs ' life , but not as much as the makers of 'Argo ' took with their story , '' he said . The announcement comes as two high-profile Jobs films move along the Hollywood pipeline . Perhaps the most highly anticipated is being penned by Academy Award-winner Aaron Sorkin , the screenwriter behind `` The West Wing , '' `` The Newsroom , '' `` A Few Good Men '' and `` The Social Network . '' It will reportedly be divided into three scenes , all of which will unfold in real time . `` Jobs , '' a lower-budget affair starring Ashton Kutcher , premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to mixed reviews in January . It had been scheduled to open in theaters April 19 , to coincide with Apple 's 37th anniversary , but now has been pushed back . Funny or Die has a partnership with HBO , which , like CNN , is owned by Time Warner .
Comedy site Funny or Die plans a spoof Steve Jobs biopic . Feature-length movie stars Steve Jobs , the `` I 'm a Wikipedia '' guy from Apple ads . Film 's writer says he 's an expert because he owns an iPhone and checked Steve Jobs . Spoof will be posted online between 60 and 75 minutes , as three major Steve Jobs films are on horizon .