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The fate of Hawkeye season two has seemed uncertain, but Jeremy Renner just gave an optimistic update.

Hawkeye season one streamed on Disney+ in 2021 to positive reception. However, a second season was uncertain after Renner was injured in a 2023 snowplow accident. The actor had 38 broken bones, and he was unable to walk unassisted for months. Earlier this year Renner said that Marvel Studios approached him about doing another season of Hawkeye, but he turned them down because he was only being offered half his original salary. However, the actor hasn’t closed the door on Hawkeye season two.

“It was great to dive more into the character a bit, in a world that’s more grounded,” Renner said during a panel at Florida Supercon. “To me, it was a lot more fun to do and more to explore for the character, which is nice. I always wanted to do more of that stuff, and there’s the incident that happened, and I have to get my body in shape to be able to sling arrows again and dive around and do all that stuff, but I’ll get there. I’m doing good.”

The actor went on to say that while his recovery has come a long way, he still has some work to do. Once that’s done, he believes he’ll be in Hawkeye shape.

“I’ll always dance with Marvel. I’ll always dance with them for sure when appropriate, when it’s rocking. I’m happy to do season two of Hawkeye. I love that character. I think there’s so much for us to do. We waded through many discussions about the shape of that season. It’s getting my body right and getting everything right for that. The timing of that will come, and if there’s still a need, want, and desire for it, then yeah.”

Hawkeye season one is streaming on Disney+.

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