Morgan Spurlock: The Man Who Ate McDonald's for a Month
A Look at the Documentary Filmmaker's Impactful Work
Super Size Me and Its Legacy
Morgan Spurlock is an American documentary filmmaker who gained fame with his Oscar-nominated 2004 film Super Size Me. The film follows Spurlock as he eats nothing but McDonald's food for 30 days in order to explore the influence of the fast food industry on health.
Super Size Me was a critical and commercial success, grossing over $30 million worldwide. The film also sparked a national debate about the health risks of fast food and led to changes in McDonald's menu and marketing practices.
Since Super Size Me, Spurlock has continued to produce documentaries on a variety of topics, including health, consumerism, and the environment. His work has been praised for its provocative and thought-provoking approach to filmmaking.
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