MARVEL PRODUCER REFUSES TO HIRE WRITERS Who Love Marvel Comics! Doesn't Want Preexisting Ideas.

Marvel Studios producer Nate Moore shockingly says he doesn't want to hire writers for Marvel movies who are fans of Marvel. “For me, one thing I think is interesting [about Marvel’s process], and specifically for writers, I would say, a lot of times we’re pitched writers who love Marvel. And to me, that’s always a red flag. Because I go, ‘Oh, I don’t want you to already have a preexisting idea of what it is, because you grew up with Issue 15 and that’s what you want to recreate…’ I want somebody who’s hard on the material, who goes, ‘What is this? I think there’s a movie here, but maybe we should be looking at it in this way.'”

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Marvel Studios has been on a roll for a decade. It has built up its pantheon of heroes who are now recognized and loved worldwide. Kevin Feige’s vision is still continuing as the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to expand into its Phase 5. One would expect that Feige and co would prefer writers for their projects who love Marvel. But according to Marvel Studios executive Nate Moore, it’s quite the opposite. Read more below:

MCU Producer Wary Of Writers Who Are Fans Of Marvel

Sitting down for an interview with the podcast called, The Town with Matthew Belloni, MCU producer Nate Moore explained that he rejects diehard Marvel comic fans as writers. He said:

“For me, one thing I think is interesting [about Marvel’s process], and specifically for writers, I would say, a lot of times we’re pitched writers who love Marvel. And to me, that’s always a red flag. Because I go, ‘Oh, I don’t want you to already have a preexisting idea of what it is, because you grew up with Issue 15 and that’s what you want to recreate…’ I want somebody who’s hard on the material, who goes, ‘What is this? I think there’s a movie here, but maybe we should be looking at it in this way.'”

Moore further explains:

“And I think, again, the best example of that for me was Markus and McFeely, who weren’t comic guys coming up, but were like, ‘Wait, Captain America, this seems a bit weird. What if we kinda looked at it in this way?’ And they weren’t married to anything, nothing was, you know, there was nothing sacrosanct.”

He thinks it’s important for writers to look at the source material objectively:

“And I think that’s important to be able to go, ‘Look, the source material is great, and I love it, and comics work great in the medium they were built in, but that’s not a direct, one-to-one translation to the best version of the movie.'”

Is Nate Moore Right To Reject Hardcore Comics Fans?

At a glance, it might seem weird that Moore is disregarding fans of the comics their cinematic universe is built on. But since he has produced movies like Captain America: The Winter Soldier and more recently, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, so he definitely knows what he’s talking about.