The prosthetic nose that Steve Carell wears to portray multimillionaire John du Pont in the biographical true-crime drama “Foxcatcher” is both realistic and symbolic. It reproduces, with somewhat exaggerated accuracy, the impressive patrician proboscis
Bennett Miller's "Foxcatcher" (opening Friday locally), in which du Pont tragically befriends Olympic wrestler brothers Mark (Channing Tatum) and Dave (Ruffalo) Schultz, certainly had the potential of failing to pin down its stranger-than-fiction tale
Executive producer Michael Coleman says he once pitched Foxcatcher to Brian Grazer in the bathroom of a Brazilian resort, where Grazer was on an all-guy vacation in 2003 with such top players as Paramount's Brad Grey,
The latter instance is the case for the film “Foxcatcher,” but it could be argued that most of the film was created entirely in the screenwriters' minds. Though based on people and events that actually happened in the late 1980s, Oscar-nominated
Thankfully, Sony Pictures Classics has started 2015 with a resurgence of its awards campaigns by providing the screenplays to some of the most talked about films of 2014, including Foxcatcher, Whiplash, Mr. Turner, Still