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The Founder is a 2016 American biographical drama film directed by John Lee Hancock, starring Michael Keaton, Nick Offerman, and John Carroll Lynch. Adapted from the founding legend of the McDonald's chain empire, it reveals the business game and human choices behind the fast-food giant.
Ray Kroc (Michael Keaton), a 52-year-old salesman, accidentally discovers the McDonald brothers' burger shop in California — its efficient assembly line operation and unified product standards make him smell a business opportunity. He takes the initiative to help the brothers expand their chain, but gradually sees the brand's potential in the process. By revising contracts and controlling franchise rights, Ray gradually sidelines the founders, and finally buys the McDonald's trademark for $2.7 million, turning a small workshop into a global fast-food empire. The film does not glorify entrepreneurship, but truthfully shows Ray's ambition and shrewdness, and also portrays the regret of the McDonald brothers who stick to their original intentions but miss the opportunity.
Michael Keaton interprets the character's persistence and utilitarianism with superb acting skills. The film collides entrepreneurial passion with business rules, not only restoring the birth process of fast-food standardization but also triggering thoughts on "success and morality", becoming an excellent work with both business insight and humanistic warmth.
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