ENTREPRENEURAL STORIES FROM MOVIE SCREEN: AN INVESTIGATION ON THE FOUNDER

Abstract

The world's largest fast food chain, Mc Donalds, which focuses on the growth process and the fifty-year-old billionaire Ray
Kroc'i focusing on the 2016 film The Founder, directed by Saving Mr Banks (2013), The Blind Side (2009) under the direction
of John Lee Hancock, while starring Michael Keaton It is located. Ray Kroc who tries to make a living by selling the mixer
and browsing city to town; he is a stubborn but somewhat unlucky man. The moment fate laughs in his face, he begins his
journey to a restaurant called McDonald's. This innovative restaurant is as fast as it has never been before, and also has a
delicious menu. Kroc's meeting with the brothers named McDonald bus, the founder of this restaurant, will cause him to express
his entire entrepreneurial side. After this moment, The Founder, to which we witness the adventure of an entrepreneur, opens
a parenthesis to the story of the McDonald's brothers, who are also the true creators of the brand. Entrepreneurship stories are
one of the most interesting topics of Hollywood in recent years. The Social Network (2010) and Steve Jobs (2015) are some of
the most successful works of this period. The Founder, which stands out as a well-laid-out project, processes the growth process
of McDonald's, one of the largest fast food restaurants of today, while revealing the human relationships that this process brings
out with all its reality. The purpose of this study is to explain the story of Mc Donald’s founding within The Founder and the
critical events in the growth of the business after its establishment.