Marvel Studios' fores in streaming television series through Disney+ met with mixed answers from fans and critics, but a series that Almost all the excavated was "Hokiki". Created by an Athonnan Needle (two-time winner of the WGA Award for his work on Mad Men), the series was powered by Zipi Banter between Jeremy Renner and Javile Steinfeld's sharp Avenger, Superfan Kate Bishop. He did not overcome his welcome in six episodes, and rarely tested the viewer's patience with an episode of separation (as made for almost every other MCC series).

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If there is one series due to Season 2, it is Hokiki. Not only are we trying to have fun with a more fun party with Clint Burton and Kate Bishop, the second round will be a feeling that is good given that for a long time, we weren't sure if Renner would be physically capable of playing the character again. Renner was almost killed When it trampled the snow of £ 14,000, but miraculously, he made a completely complete recovery. Hokiki will come back. So what is the retention with "Hokiki?"

You probably won't be surprised to find out that this is a problem with money, but you may be shocked to hear why Ranner has so far declined the opportunity to return for season 2.

In an interview with high performanceRenner revealed that Disney and Marvel's studio gave him an offer to shoot Season 2 at Hokiki, but he refused because they offered him half of his first season's salary. According to Renner, "I am like", well, will take me twice the job by half of the amount of money, and eight months of my time, in essence, to do that for half the amount. "

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Roner then specified that this was not a problem with a miracle. It's Disney that loses it, especially "Penny Pinkers, Accountants". The two -time nominee for the Academy Award called it a "offer for insult".

Is this the end of "Hokiki?" Renner, for one, hopes not shaking that way. As high performance said:

"Unfortunately, I still love the character. I would still like to do it, but I had to defend myself. I didn't ask for more money, I warn you. Just pay me what I did my first season. So, it's all disappointing, but that's good. Now.

Hopefully, Disney knock out this nonsense of Nickel and Dim, and at least pays Renner what he earned in the first season of Hokiki. If they can't do it, I honestly don't know why Renner returns for "Avengers: Doomsday".

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