​Real life Foxcatcher brother changes his stance on the movie

Foxcatcher, a film directed by Bennett Miller, came under the scrutiny in the end of December last year when the real life character decided to take a stance against the film.
READ: Mark Schultz apologises for criticising 'Foxcatcher'
It was already a strange turn of events as Mark has personally trained both Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo for the roles to inspire them from his personal life. What could now be looked at a change in perspective due to the film's five nods at the Academy Award Nominations.But now the very same Mark seems to have go on a apology spree on Twitter; confessing that he was in a wrong emotional state of mind when he spoke ill of the film and its crew.
Some of his tweets these past days on Twitter read, "I feel terrible about what I did to Bennett," he Tweeted. "#Foxcatcher is a miracle. I'm sorry I said I hated it. I love it. I love my interpretation and will ignore the haters."
He added: "I think the problem I had was the context of the movie. It's what happened [that was] so hard. My brother's murder. My career ruined."​​
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