The news of a cinematic adaptation of Elon Musk's life, based on the biography written by Walter Isaacson, has raised concerns for Elon's father, Errol Musk. The upcoming film project delving into the tech billionaire's life story has left Errol Musk contemplating its potential impact and implications. Let's explore the details surrounding Errol Musk's apprehensions as Elon Musk's extraordinary life journey is set to unfold on the silver screen.
This exciting news has simultaneously sparked immense curiosity among technology enthusiasts and moviegoers worldwide.
Isaacson's storytelling has turned into a bedside book for those curious about Musk's life and achievements. Now, this compelling story is set to reach broader audiences through the art of cinema, with the accomplished director Darren Aronofsky, known for successful productions like 'Black Swan,' 'Requiem for a Dream,' and 'The Wrestler,' taking the helm.
Technology genius Elon Musk's father, Errol Musk, expressed his worries about this news. The 77-year-old voiced his concerns to The Sun, stating that he fears being portrayed as the villain in his son's biography and worries about being 'crucified.'
Errol Musk also criticized the author, saying, 'Isaacson took lies and innuendos, expressed them as if they were facts, especially about my behavior,' and added, 'The film will be watched by thousands, maybe millions of average people. In contrast, the book will be read by better-informed, understanding, intelligent adults.'
Isaacson describes Errol Musk in the biography as having a nature resembling a 'Jekyll and Hyde' character and labels him as a 'shady but charismatic dreamer.' In one story recounted in the book, Elon Musk, at the age of 12, attended a camp in the wilds of South Africa known as 'veldskool.' Isaacson notes Musk lost 10 kilograms under the harsh conditions where many children lost their lives.
Recently, Elon Musk himself mentioned that he was frequently 'beaten by bullies' while growing up in South Africa.