Marvel advances with Jeremy Renner Hawkeye Serie. The studio reportedly hired three different directors to direct episodes of the show’s first season, which will feature six installments dedicated to the Avenger. While fans wait to see what Hawkeye has in store, Disney has officially delayed the launch of its first Phase 4 series, Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
Disney announces more MCU delays
A few months ago, Disney delayed all of its upcoming projects in the Marvel Cinematic Universe due to the coronavirus pandemic. There were high hopes that things would return to normal this summer, so Disney delayed the delay of new Marvel shows at Disney +.
But with the pandemic showing no signs of slowing down, Disney has officially confirmed that its upcoming television show, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, will not be released this August. Filming for the series stopped in March and the studio has yet to reveal when the show will arrive at Disney +.
We don’t know when the series will premiere, but it could be delayed until next year if filming doesn’t resume soon. It’s also unclear how the delay affects other upcoming shows at Disney +, including Hawkeye, WandaVision, Lokiand She hulk.
Meanwhile, the upcoming Marvel movie schedule begins with Black widow, which will be released in theaters on November 6. The eternal hits theaters in February (2021), followed by Shang-Chi and the legend of the ten rings in May (2021), Spider man 3 in November (2021), and Thor: love and thunder in February (2022).
Marvel hires new directors for ‘Hawkeye’
Despite the setbacks, Marvel moves forward with the development of Hawkeye. The studio has yet to reveal any details about the show, but NME reports that Marvel has hired three promising directors to direct the series’ episodes.
Troop Zero‘s Katie Ellwood and Amber Finlayson will direct some installments alongside Rhys Thomas of Staten Island Summer. We don’t know which episodes these three will direct, but they will take on most of the work in the 6 episode arc.
Jonathan Igla, meanwhile, is the executive producer on the series and will also write the script. Igla is best known for his work on Crazy men.
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Renner, of course, is set to reprise his role as Clint Barton, aka Hawkeye. Although the series will explore more of Clint’s story, it will also introduce Kate Bishop to the mix, one of Hawkeye’s recruits in the comics.
“What I can ultimately do on the show is have an amazing character, ultimately a better version of me,” Renner previously shared. “The feeling of that is the fiber of what Hawkeye is, at least what I think Hawkeye is: a superhero without superpowers and I can teach another person to be a superhero without superpowers.”
Bishop’s presentation comes immediately after several fan theories about who will take over as the next Hawkeye in the MCU. Although fans theorized that Clint’s daughter Lila would follow in her footsteps, it appears that Marvel will advance with Bishop.
Hailee Steinfeld plays Kate Bishop?
Hawkeye He will reportedly explore some of Clint’s origins and serve as a means to introduce Bishop. In the comics, Bishop is the one who takes on the role of Clint as Hawkeye and it seems like Marvel is getting closer to the comics for his story.
As readers know, Bishop takes Clint’s mantle after he is presumed dead. Bishop was attacked in Central Park, which led to her training and eventually having a skill set similar to that of Renner’s Hawkeye.
Marvel’s first choice to play Bishop was Hailee Steinfeld in the series. Internal sources claim that Steinfeld withdrew from the role. Although it is not clear why she decided to leave, or if she was officially chosen.
Marvel hasn’t commented on the rumors surrounding it. Hawkeye. The studio also hasn’t said anything about an official release date, which is likely to be delayed in light of recent delays.
Hawkeye It is Renner’s first solo project as the hero of the same name, whom he has played since 2011. Thor.
