Nate Moore pushed for BlackPanther's introduction in 'Captain America: Civil War.' His latest, 'Black Panther: WakandaForever,' seeks closure after tragedy.
‘Wakanda Forever’s’ Tenoch Huerta opens up about racism and colorism in Latin America — and the ‘crazy heartfelt’ speech he gave to win over the crew.
“Wakanda Forever” arrives at a time when Marvel, the entertainment industry’s most valuable intellectual property, has sometimes become a victim of its own success.to question the health of the franchise. But while some of the recent movies have left fans divided, the studio has remained a financial juggernaut, with “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” grossing $956 million in ticket sales and “Thor: Love and Thunder” taking in more than $760 million.
“Nate has championed this character since his early days at Marvel Studios, and part of the reason the Black Panther storyline has been so powerful is because of the care and thought he’s put into it,” Feige said. “He is a talented storyteller with fantastic instincts, and he’s also a perceptive and compassionate person who showed up for our filmmakers and cast on this film in a way that goes far beyond the expectations of any producer.
Through a connection with someone on the board of one of his scholarships, he landed an unpaid internship in development at Columbia Pictures, which led to a job after he graduated. After backpacking through Europe and Australia, he secured a job as a production assistant on Sam Raimi’s “.” He later worked on the indie film “The Dying Gaul,” a tiny 16-day shoot in Los Angeles.
The studio knew the story would center on the conflict between Captain America and Iron Man, but Moore wanted there to be a third pillar.
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