"Foxcatcher" is an intense film based on the true story of brothers Dave and Mark Schultz, wrestling champions played by Mark Ruffalo and Channing Tatum. They were lured with tragic consequences to a training facility owned by the wealthy John du Pont,
Rare is the drama that plumbs the quirky, unsettling depths of human nature like “Foxcatcher.” Simultaneously understated and grippingly edgy, this is an arresting examination of naivete, mismatched worlds and old-fashioned American oddness. The movie
The three star performances at the heart of Foxcatcher — by Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo — have already stirred much Oscar talk, and understandably so. They're remarkable in very different ways. It's too
Foxcatcher director Bennett Miller discusses the long road of getting Foxcatcher to theaters and why he choose Steve Carell for the difficult role of John du Pont.
Oscar contender Foxcatcher tells a gripping and true tale of an eccentric and wealthy benefactor (played by an unrecognizable but truly remarkable Steve Carell) for a team of Olympic-hopeful wrestlers, including brothers