Steve Jobs' Death: Hollywood Honors the Visionary

Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs left behind a strong legacy in the world of technology and personal computing, but judging by the sheer number of Hollywood personalities that felt the need to share their condolencs on Twitter, his influence went far beyond that.our editor recommendsSteve Jobs Dies at 56Steve Jobs 'Died Peacefully,' His Family SaysApple Honors Steve Jobs With Homepage Takeover of Official SiteSteve Jobs Remembered By Disney, Pixar ExecsRemembering Steve Jobs (Video)Steve Jobs: 10 Memorable Milestones of the Apple Co-Founder's CareerSteve Jobs' Death: Obama Says 'World Has Lost a Visionary' Reality stars, actors, directors and comedians all shared their thoughts -- all of them seemingly heartfelt. A few of the most notable Tweets: Actor and comedian Albert Brooks Had the pleasure of working for him and knowing him. He was our Edison. R.I.P. Steve Jobs. Cowboys & Aliens director Jon Favreau We lost a man of true vision today. Condolences to the whole Apple family. Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof Steve Jobs. On behalf of every dreamer sitting in his or her garage who is crazy enough to try to change the world, you will be missed. How I Met Your Mother star Neil Patrick Harris Rest in peace, Steve Jobs. Your genius will live on for generations to come... PHOTOS: Hollywood's Notable Deaths Community star Donald Glover R.I.P. Steve Jobs. I can honestly say you changed my life and the world many times over. Internet personality Wil Wheaton iRIP, Steve Jobs. Thank you for making incredible things, so we can live in the future. Model and talk show host Tyra Banks As I type on my iPhone, tears spring2 my eyes4an amazingMan I never met. His genius has touched us all. Steve Jobs, you will b/with us 4ever Jay Manuel of America's Next Top Model May he RIP... Steve was a groundbreaking genius who changed the face of computing! ;-( Actress Rose McGowan I am beyond sad about Steve Jobs' passing. Beyond. Writer-director-actor Harry Shearer Steve, thank you for changing our lives for the better. Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World director Edgar Wright Farewell and R.I.P. Steve Jobs. Written from a Macbook. The Office writer-actress Mindy Kaling Hard not to think how much Steve Jobs could've done with more years. So sad. You're the best, Steve. Star Trek star LeVar Burton Even though I never met him, I'm feeling the loss of Steve Jobs on a very personal level. Skateboard star Tony Hawk Steve Jobs was the man. Fall Out Boy member Pete Wentz RIP steve jobs. true legend. Comedian Patton Oswalt RIP Steve Jobs. Closest thing we had to Tony Stark. Actor Steven Weber "Death...is life's change agent..." Steve Jobs Bachelorette Host Chris Harrison RIP genius Steve Jobs. Incredibly sad. Thx for all the gifts he left us TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington Damn. People like steve jobs are supposed to live forever Technology pundit Robert Scoble Steve Jobs has died, Apple has reported. We have lost a great one. TV host Suze Orman So very sad that Steve Jobs has died. What a brilliant and kind man. We will miss you Steve. Model and talk show host Tyra Banks As I type on my iPhone, tears spring2 my eyes4an amazingMan I never met. His genius has touched us all. Steve Jobs, you will b/with us 4ever Two and a Half Men star Ashton Kutcher Avatar in memory of#stevejobs [Kutcher changed his profile photo to an Apple logo featured Jobs in silhouette] Comedian Jeffrey Ross Sad day. Apple's Steve Jobs bytes the dust. But the good news is he backed himself up. #roastinpeace Actress Busy Phillipps RIP Steve Jobs. What an incredible man. He will leave a legacy that will go far beyond his inventions... Chuck star Zachary Levi May we all aspire to change the world the way Steve Jobs has. We've only one life. Make the best of it. #ripstevejobs Comedian Joe Rogan Steve Jobs has died and left behind the greatest computer company the world has ever known. A vision reached, a dream fulfilled John Hodgman, the "PC" from the Mac commercials Everything good I have done, I have done on a Mac. Related Topics Steve Jobs