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Jeremy Renner teases a bruised and bloody Hawkeye in ‘Avengers 4’

'Avengers 4' Might be Chris Evans' Last Marvel Movie Evans, who plays, Captain America, may have shed light on his character's fate in the franchise while talking to the New York Times. You want to get off the train before they push you off," In accordance with Evans' contract, which runs through the until Avengers 4 movie in May 2016, this makes sense. Evans first appeared as the Avenger's leader for his 2011 solo film Captain America: The First Avenger. When I think about the times that I’m happiest, i
By Fiza Pirani
Sept 18, 2018

Actor Jeremy Renner wants you to know that Hawkeye will be returning to the upcoming untitled “Avengers 4” reshoot, despite the rumors.

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The titular superhero, along with Ant-Man and the Wasp, didn’t make it to Marvel’s Atlanta-filmed “Avengers: Infinity War,” but Renner is officially back in action for the next installation.

The 47-year-old shared a photo of himself in character on Instagram, all beaten up and bruised.

“Not everyday begins the same…but always finish with a smile,” he captioned the post.

» RELATED: Behind the scenes on the Atlanta 'Avengers' sets

“Avengers 4” is currently undergoing reshoots and will hit theaters on May 3, 2019.

"The current rumour is that it will be called 'Avengers: End Game', but we might not get confirmation of that until the end of 2018," Digital Spy reported last week.

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