"The Blind Side" has been waylaid with controversy more than a decade after the 2009 blockbuster movie's release. On Aug. 14, Michael Oher, the onetime NFL player whose story was dramatized in ...

Oher said the release of “The Blind Side” movie just as he was starting his N.F.L. career was a big blow: “That’s my heartbreak right there. It was as soon as I got there, I was defined.” ...

Former Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Willie Anderson pinned his Hall of Fame absence on "The Blind Side" in an interview with Kay Adams Thursday.

During a recent appearance on Up & Adams, the NFL player, who plays right tackle, claimed the media developed “a bias” because Michael Oher, the subject of The Blind Side, played left tackle.

The Blind Side book by Michael Lewis and its adapted movie told the story of former NFL left tackle Michael Oher and his rags to riches journey with the help of a concerned family.

The Tuohys claimed they “never negotiated any contract with 20th Century Fox or others” in regard to the movie The Blind Side. They said arrangements were made by Michael Lewis, who wrote the ...

Michael Oher and the Tuohy family are back in the news more than a decade after the release of the 2009 movie The Blind Side, which was supposedly based on their life.

The producers of "The Blind Side" are addressing the "many mischaracterizations and uninformed opinions" surrounding the award-winning film, clarifying how much money the Tuohy family and Michael ...

“ The Blind Side is verifiably authentic and will never be a lie or fake, regardless of the familial ups and downs that have occurred subsequent to the film,” Johnson and Kosove’s statement ...

Warner Bros.; AP Quinton Aaron and Sandra Bullock in “The Blind Side,” main, and Michael Oher in 2015, inset.

Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson Tara Ziemba/Getty Images The Blind Side’s producers are standing behind their Oscar-winning film despite inspiration Michael Oher’s ongoing legal drama with ...

The producers of 'The Blind Side' pushed back against the notion that the Tuohy family got rich from the film at Michael Oher's expense.