
Foxcatcher (2014) on Netflix
R20142h 14mBiographyDramaHistorySport
Olympic wrestling champion Mark Schultz feels overshadowed by his older brother Dave. Wealthy John du Pont invites Mark to train at his Pennsylvania estate, and Mark moves there alone.
- Netflix3.2/5
- IMDb7.0/10155,966 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes88%
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Plot summary
Mark Schultz fills in for his older brother Dave at a school appearance; both are Olympic gold medalists in wrestling, and Mark feels he lives in Dave's shadow. John E. du Pont, heir to a family fortune and a wrestling enthusiast, flies Mark to his Pennsylvania estate, shows him the private training facility he has built there, and invites him to join his team, Foxcatcher, with a salary while he prepares for the World Championship. Du Pont urges Mark to bring Dave in as well. Dave will not uproot his wife and two children, so Mark settles at the estate on his own. He trains with new teammates, and du Pont calls him a true friend.
Cast
Steve Carellas John du Pont
Channing Tatumas Mark Schultz
Mark Ruffaloas David Schultz
Sienna Milleras Nancy Schultz
Vanessa Redgraveas Jean du Pont
Anthony Michael Hallas Jack
Guy Boydas Henry Beck
Brett Riceas Fred Cole
Jackson Frazeras Alexander Schultz
Samara Leeas Danielle Schultz
Francis J. Murphy IIIas Wayne Kendall
Jane Mowderas Rosie
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Foxcatcher (2014)
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- Mark Schultz turned on director Bennett Miller after critics pointed out 'homosexual undertones' in the portrayal of his relationship with du Pont, saying the relationships and personalities were complete fiction, then recanted weeks later, calling Foxcatcher a miracle and apologizing.
- Composer Rob Simonsen recorded most of the score at AIR Studios in London, and after hearing Jacob Cohen play cello at a subway stop platform he brought him in to record the film's cello solos.
- With du Pont's mansion Liseter Hall demolished in January 2013, the production used Morven Park in Leesburg, Virginia for exteriors and Wilpen Hall, an 1899 mansion in Sewickley Heights, Pennsylvania, for the interiors of his estate.






















