Documentary Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock Dies

Oscar Nominee Known for 'Super Size Me'

Film Earned over $20 Million Globally

Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, best known for his 2004 fast food film "Super Size Me," has died. The film, which followed Spurlock as he ate nothing but McDonald's for 30 days, was a massive success and would earn more than $20 million in the global box office. Spurlock was the founder of the New York-based production studio Warrior Poets and his first film, "Super Size Me," was released in 2004 by Samuel Goldwyn Films.