During a recent interview with Empire, Renner claimed to be ready to resume his role as avenger with an arc, Hawkeye. He added that it is open to any Marvel project, whether a second season of the “Hawkeye” series of Disney+ or an UCM blockbuster.
“I’m always glad to be in that world. I love all those boys, I love the character.”Renner said. “I’m sure we’ll end up doing the second season [de ‘Hawkeye’] And we will do other things. And I’m happy to do it. My body is preparing for something like that. I don’t know if someone wants to see me in meshes, but they will be great. ”
How is Jeremy Renner health
He added that “more than 150%” has been recovered from its almost fatal snow motorcycle accident in 2023 and is ready for acrobatics work required for a Marvel vehicle.
“That health and well -being is a fundamental part of my life is what has helped me recover,” Renner explained. “And although I age, I feel stronger than before.I engage some problems, such as tendons problems And certain limitations of flexibility and mobility, but I spent a lot of time improve and strengthen myself, and I wouldn’t do it if I hadn’t crushed me. ”
This is not the first time that Renner talks about his possible return to the UCM. In May, the star of “The Hurt Locker” said Marvel asked him to return for the second season of “Hawkeye”, but offered half of his salary of the first season. Renner speculated that his incident, which left him eight broken ribs in 14 parts, a right knee and an ankle, a lukewarm and a left ankle, and a right clavicle and shoulder, had something to do with the reduction of the offer.
He said at that time: “I told them: ‘Forgiveness? Why? Did you think I’m only half Jeremy because they hit me? Maybe that’s why you want to pay me half of what I won in the first season. ‘”
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