The Founder Movie CLIP - Real Milk (2017) - Michael Keaton Movie

Starring: Michael Keaton and John Carroll Lynch
The Founder Movie CLIP - Real Milk (2017) - Michael Keaton Movie

THE FOUNDER features the true story of how Ray Kroc (Michael Keaton), a struggling 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. Writer Robert Siegel (THE WRESTLER) details how Kroc maneuvered himself into a position to be able to pull the company from the brothers and create a billion-dollar empire.

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[liam-nokn]

Haha, frozen French fries. Imagine that.

[pickeljarsforhillary]

"Why don't we add sawdust to the hamburgers while we're at it?"
Ray: *BRILLIANT!!!!*

[PhinPhan]

“Me? I’m a vanilla man.” I find this line funnier than I probably should.

[Dynaman]

“Real milk!” “Ok, hear me out. What if we advertise milkshakes and ice cream but the machines never work?” “Ray, you might be onto something.”

[Jacob-irzi]

Why was this movie unheard of during its release? It's so good

[joebro]

Nick Offerman was just playing Ron Swanson in this scene

[genocidereximperator]

0:41 It's called a milkshake Ray! Real milk! Now and forever! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[TheRedGoldfish]

I remember when this came out that McDonalds issued a statement along the lines of "Don't worry everyone, we eventually started using real milk once we were properly established"

[slenderboygraveman]

He used normal milk at the first McDonald’s so they wouldn’t find out but used the milkshake mix at other McDonald’s restaurants because normal milk was too expensive

[thomasw]

Krok was not afraid to innovate and go global. Problem was did he sacrifice quality for money..

[NahualliUoxtitla]

"Why don't we add sawdust to the hamburgers while we're at it?"

"Now why didn't I think of that?"

[cybernautadventurer]

irony is Kroc eventually reintroduced milk

[Outnumbered]

That'll explain why McDonald's Icecream machines are always down. 😏🍦

[elijahcota]

Closest thing we have to the original McDonald’s isn’t even McDonald’s, it’s In-N-Out.

[via-anghelmagahum]

0:34 “Frozen French fries”

Umm about that…

[fancyferb]

Haha, frozen French fries. Like that could ever happen.

[cyanrazorCel]

"Literally hundreds of dollars a year"
Oh, the good old days before inflation.

[shainmays]

Ron Swanson holds the line against dissipation once again!

[itchyisvegeta]

Its crazy how much classic McDonald's was more like In n Out than modern McDonald's

[ancestrosdelsol]

Michael Keaton's character in this film is everything I hate about the modern world embodied in one person. This drive to dominate, to make money and "expand" at all costs, while compromising the very soul and integrity of said thing.