Kroc may not have exactly been the “founder” of McDonald’s, as he styled himself, but there’s no disputing that he built a humble takeout stand into one of the planet’s greatest companies.

According to “The Founder,” Ray Kroc — the man who made McDonald’s into the Godzilla of the restaurant world — was energetic, slick, fast-talking and willing to do whatever it took to ...

"Nothing in the world is more common than unsuccessful men with talent," is a theme so central to The Founder that director John Lee Hancock uses it twice in his new, thought-provoking movie about ...

Ray Kroc opened his first franchised McDonald’s restaurant in Des Plaines in 1955. More than six decades and 36,000 restaurants later, moviegoers will get a chance to see a dramatized version of ...

Those words are spoken by Ray Kroc, or rather Michael Keaton, in “The Founder,” a film about McDonald’s Corp., as he envisions the stature the soon-to-be ubiquitous emblem would attain for ...

Michael Keaton stars as Ray Kroc in "The Founder," a new biopic that looks at the man who built the McDonald's empire.

How McDonald’s Biopic ‘The Founder’ Went From Awards Contender to Flop. The glossy new Michael Keaton movie went belly-up on its first weekend in wide release ...

He may have served billions, but he was always first in line. “The Founder” is the story of the man who made McDonald’s, Ray Kroc, played by Michael Keaton with the ingratiating g… ...

But if much is familiar about The Founder–the new movie about McDonald’s impresario Ray Kroc, who wasn’t a founder but took over the chain from the bedrock-moral brothers Dick and Mac ...

"Nothing in the world is more common than unsuccessful men with talent," is a theme so central to The Founder that director John Lee Hancock uses it twice in his new, thought-provoking movie about ...

Ray Kroc opened his first franchised McDonald’s restaurant in Des Plaines in 1955. More than six decades and 36,000 restaurants later, moviegoers will get a chance to see a dramatized version of ...