Ken Miles' death in Ford v Ferrari is portrayed accurately, with some small changes, and serves as a tragic moment in the film. The alterations made to the cause of Ken Miles' fatal crash in the ...

A lot of what you see in Ford v Ferrari comes from Bale’s research on the real Ken Miles. You see him exercising like the real Miles. “It’s all the real deal,” Bale said. “We just looked ...

This article reveals that: "In reality, and in the movie, Ford swept the podium at Le Mans not because Miles outraced Ferrari but because the Italian cars all broke down and the Ford cars excelled.

James Mangold's latest movie is variously titled 'Ford v Ferrari' or 'Le Mans '66', depending in which part of the world you live. But it really ought to be called 'The Untold Story of Ken Miles'.

Miles, the Bale character, is a Brit, too, but he lives in California, in self-imposed exile from the sclerotic, hangdog UK. Audiences are thrilling to “Ford v Ferrari” because in an age when ...

In case you missed out on all the hype surrounding the film, Ford v Ferrari tells the story of Carroll Shelby, Ken Miles and Henry Ford II and their attempt to beat Ferrari at its own game after ...

Believe it or not, “Ford v Ferrari” doesn’t really take very many dramatic liberties. That glorious photo op really happened, and Miles really did lose his first place ranking on that ...

In a deliciously digressive sequence of the rollicking Ford v Ferrari, Mollie (Outlander's Caitriona Balfe), the otherwise supportive wife of test car driver Ken Miles (Christian Bale), treats her ...

grandson of Henry Ford. The film tells the story of how racing mechanic Carroll Shelby (Matt Damon) and British driver Ken Miles (Christian Bale) took on Ferrari at one of the most grueling races ...

Fact versus fiction is a particularly tough line to tread in car-enthusiast movies. Early reviews from the traditional Hollywood sources of James Mangold's compelling yarnFord v. Ferrarihave been ...