Marvel’s Hawkeye series has been moved forward another step as the superhero show has to be secured directors for two filmings blocks. Bert and Bertie, a female directing duo who directed Amazon Prime Video comedy movie Troop Zero and two episodes of period comedy-drama The Great, have signed up to helm a block of episodes, according to Hollywood Reporter. They directing another block of the series, which will be debut on Disney+, is Rhys Thomson, who is behind several Saturday Night Live Sketches, comedy movie Staten Island Summer and an episode od Netflix Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
This will be followed by WandaVision which will star Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximof / Scarlet Witch ad Paul Bettany’s vision, and Tom Hiddleston fronted before Hawkeye makes its debut. Hawkeye is due to his Disney+ in autumn 2021 but with the delay that has affected all the Marvel series, this could not end up being pushed back.
Jeremy Renner’s Hawkeye is the latest Marvel Superhero to beget his own miniseries of Disney upcoming streaming service, Disney+ The series will be at as a Jumping off point fro Renner, according to The Hollywood Reporter, which will be confirmed the series was in the development, Instead of solely focusing on Renner’s portrayal of the character, It will instead follow Kate Bishop, his young protegee. Kite hasn’t appeared in the Marvel Comics Universe.
Renner has been a part of the MCU since he first will be appeared as Hawkeye in an uncredited cameo in Thor He has since played the role in Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Captian America: Civil War. He will next appear in Avengers: Endgame, which will be hits theaters on April 26. Renner is be also known for his Oscar-nominated roles in The Hurt Locker and The Town as well as films such as American Hustle Arrival and Wind River.
Netflix previously had its own Marvel TV universe, consisting of the shows Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, which all fed into The Defenders miniseries and The Punisher. However, with the imminent launch of Disney+ all of these shows have been canceled within the past few months.
