Survivor 49 Star Regrets Not Revealing His Marvel Background to Co-Stars – Comic Book Movies and Superhero Movie News

Survivor 49 contestant Nate Moore, one of the creative forces behind Black Panther and Captain America, has decided to keep that part of his identity hidden, a choice he now admits may have cost him the game.

Nate Moore regrets not telling Survivor 49 costars about his Marvel projects

Nate Moore, known for producing some of Marvel’s biggest blockbusters, arrived on the Survivor 49 island with a résumé that would have made him an instant standout. But instead, he chose to play under the radar, concealing his Hollywood career from his fellow contestants. That decision, he now reveals, might have been a mistake.

“I did. And again, hindsight is 20/20,” Moore told Parade when asked whether he considered revealing his Marvel background. “Would I do it the same way? I’m not sure. Because my fear was, if I say it, no one’s ever gonna give me a million dollars.”

Moore explained that keeping his career secret made it harder to form personal connections with his tribemates. While others bonded over their favorite Marvel films, he was forced to stay silent.

“I did have to not talk a lot about my life, because I wasn’t talking about the thing that I do a lot,” he shared. “Rizo is a huge Marvel fan. They were talking about it, and I just sit there as they’re talking about their favorite Marvel movies, being like, ‘I’ve worked on that. I worked on that too.’”

Moore started strong in the early days of Survivor 49. Teaming up with Savannah Louie, Rizo Velovic, and Shannon Fairweather on the Uli tribe, he applied his real-world team-building skills.

However, when key ally Shannon was unexpectedly voted out, the game’s dynamics shifted dramatically. Miscommunication and alliance fractures left Moore vulnerable, and despite his careful gameplay, he became the “safest” target.

Moore admitted he sometimes feels “buyer’s remorse” for keeping his Marvel past under wraps. “I do wonder if I would have led differently, if I would have gotten farther,” he said. “That would have been a way to connect with them.”

Originally reported by Devanshi Basu on ComingSoon.