The Founder (2016)
Overview
The true story of how Ray Kroc, a salesman from Illinois, met Mac and Dick McDonald, who were running a burger operation in 1950s Southern California. Kroc was impressed by the brothers’ speedy system of making the food and saw franchise potential. He maneuvered himself into a position to be able to pull the company from the brothers and create a billion-dollar empire.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $15,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $24,121,245.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 33.033 |
Directed By
John Lee Hancock
Crew
Phil Hardage
Lauren Heath
Parry Creedon
Amir R. Khan
Bob Gorelick
John Thigpen
Chris Hunter
Caitlin McKenna
Stefan Fraticelli
Trent Richmond
Brook Willard
Cindi Randall
Rob Krauzig
Alex L. Worman
Erica Frauman
Ryan Kutch
Tracey Illingworth-Cramer
Ross Davis
Randy Wilson
Mackie Roberts
Caius Man
Aron Siegel
Stephen Stumberg
Ryan Abrams
Andrew L. Ullman
Ron Mellegers
Dan Ming
Dave Fowler
Alison Maloof
Gregory King
Kevin Schultz
Ian Fox
Maeve Mannion
Brad Sokol
John Sievert
Hugh D.G. Moody
Jennifer Badger
Suzanne Trucks
Taylor Mosbey
Paul Carlin
Brian Jochum
Trevanna Post
Erik Rogers
Stefan Sonnenfeld
Steve Lindsey
Don Handfield
John Lee Hancock
Robert D. Siegel
Kevin Black
Robert Frazen
John Schwartzman
Jeremy Renner
Katherine Steets
Kerry Rawlins
Kim Drummond
Susan Benjamin
Hannah d'Angerio
Duane Codrington
Michael White
Johnna Thomas
Virginia Burton
Robert Vardaros
Adam Milo Smalley
Allen Lee Williams III
Yann Delpuech
Monty Schuth
Ronna Kress
Stacie McKinnon
Derek Sullivan
Tony Kochinas
Lawrence Davis
Daniel C. McFadden
Dan Cornwall
Jake Liam McGuire
David E. Fluhr
Derek Drouin
Daniel Orlandi
Sean Clouser
Bob Gorelick
Jon Johnson
Shelby Anne Tompkins
Chris Lumpkin
Lindsay Waters
Michael Corenblith
Tom Fendley
Mi Young
Matthew Berning
Andy Kaplan
Kimberly Jones
Harvey Weinstein
Bob Weinstein
Carter Burwell
Christos V. Konstantakopoulos
David S. Greathouse
David Glasser
Michael Sledd
Aaron Ryder
Parry Creedon
Tara Feldstein Bennett
Chase Paris
Karen Lunder
Carter Burwell
Glen Basner
Alison Cohen
William D. Johnson
Holly Brown
Patrick Ingram
Glenn Brown
TOP CAST
Michael Keaton
Ray Kroc
Nick Offerman
Dick McDonald
John Carroll Lynch
Mac McDonald
Linda Cardellini
Joan Smith
B.J. Novak
Harry J. Sonneborn
Laura Dern
Ethel Kroc
Justin Randell Brooke
Fred Turner
Kate Kneeland
June Martino
Patrick Wilson
Rollie Smith
Griff Furst
Jim Zien
Wilbur Fitzgerald
Jerry Cullen
David de Vries
Jack Horford
Andrew Benator
Leonard Rosenblatt
Cara Mantella
Myra Rosenblatt
Randall Taylor
Owner (Ed's Drive-In)
Lacey King
Car Hop Girl (Ed's Drive-In)
Jeremy Madden
Dennis
Rebecca Ray
Car Hop Girl (Joe's Drive-In)
Adam Rosenberg
Employee (San Bernadino)
Jacinte Blankenship
Woman (San Bernadino)
Charles Green
Loan Officer #1
David Silverman
Loan Officer #2
Mike Pniewski
Harvey Peltz
Catherine Dyer
Mrs. Horford
Susan Williams
Mrs. Cullen
Franco Castan
Art Wolodarsky
Kenny Alfonso
Kroc Corporate Lawyer
Kabby Borders
Cheerleader #1
Nicolette Goetz
Cheerleader #2
Lauren Denham
Cheerleader #3
Abbey Ferrell
Cheerleader #4
Justin Alvarez
Photographer
Victor McCay
Kroc Divorce Lawyer
Steve Coulter
Doctor Reeves
Ric Reitz
Will Davis (LA Times Reporter)
Joy Glover Walters
Mother (San Bernadino)
Makabe Ganey
Little Boy
Jody Thompson
Customer (Schaumburg)
Chris Greene
Grand Opening Customer
Kimberly Banta
Bingo Caller
Devon Ogden
Gorgeous Blonde
Gerald Duckworth
Owner (Joe's Drive-In)
Jen Cohen
Female Passenger
David Zyler
Dr. Nelson
Joseph Sanfelippo
McDonald's Announcer (voice)
Conrad Whitaker
Limo Driver (uncredited)
Afemo Omilami
Mr. Merriman (uncredited)
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