Jeremy Renner want to avenge their salary on Marvel.
The actor, who played as Clint Barton in the “Avengers” films for the studio, claimed in an interview with High performance that he was offered about “half” by his paycheck to return to the Disney+ series “Hawkeye” season 2. The show debuted at the end of 2021 and the co -head role “Sin” actress Hailee Steinfeld and “Thunderbolts” star Florence Pugh. In short, Renner did not see eye to eye on the “Hawkeye” salary.
Renner even went so far as to say that after his Near deadly 2023 Snowmobile accidentPerhaps Marvel thought he was half of the actor he was before his injuries – who included eight ribs broken, a broken right knee and ankle, a broken left leg and a broken shaft.
“I’m like,“ I’m sorry? Why? Did you think I’m only half of Jeremy because I ran over? “Said Renner.” This is perhaps why you want to pay me half of what I did the first season. “
Renner continued, “They asked me to do season 2, and they offered me half the money. I am,” Well, it will take me twice as much as the work for half the amount of money and eight months of my time, mainly, to do it for half the amount. “This is not Marvel, think about you.
But noting, Steinfeld’s character was a co -leader with Renner: It is unclear if she would have been the lead role in a second season, with Renner as support, and if there were discussions about a second season, when it had occurred.
Indieview has been enough for Marvel for comments.
Still, Renner would still love to be back like Hawkeye, either in the named series or another franchise payment.
“Sadly, I still love the character. I’m still love to do it, but i had to defend myself,” he said of holding out from season 2. “I did not ask for any more money, mind you. I’m happy to let that go, because my body’s probay thank me, time and time again, that i’m not doing it right now.
Carrie Coon also recently said that she rejected a MCU return on a wage conflict. Coon was asked to repeat its voiceover and capture role for Proxima midnight for “Avengers: Endgame”, but Marvel, however, did not intend to increase Coon’s salary even after the success of 2018’s “Avengers: Infinity War.”
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