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Marvel Studios television series Hawkeye's first trailer is finally released after a lot of patience from the fans. The official trailer for the upcoming Disney+ shows Hawkeye was released on Monday morning ahead of its premiere in November. The much-awaited trailer gave the fans an idea and feel of what they could expect from the superhero show.
The trailer offers a preview of the relationship between Jeremy Renner's character Clint Barton and Hailee Steinfield's Kate Bishop. In the beginning of the trailer Clint Barton is seen happily back with his family and is trying to hammer out a plan to spend his Christmas with them. Trouble comes off as Clint begins to investigate that somebody else was posing as his Ronin personality only to discover that it is none other than Kate herself, his fellow archer, and a big fan. As time passes they develop a mentor-mentee relationship. Hawkeye also known as Clint Barton, with Kate takes down villains and criminals with a promise to his family that he will be back home before Christmas.
Marvel Studios Hawkeye is based on Marvel Comics and features Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton, Hailee Steinfield as Kate Bishop along with Tony Dalton, Zahn McClarnon, Vera Farmiga, Fra Fee, Brian d’Arcy James, and Alaqua Cox. The television series will mark its premiere on the Disney+ streaming platform on 24th, November.
The series will most likely feature Hawkeye's deadly persona Ronin, which he transformed into after losing his family in the blockbuster Avengers: Infinity War. He was seen in his alter ego Ronin in Marvel Studios Avengers: Endgame.
Along with drama and mind-blowing actions, the series will surely promise an interesting father-daughter kind of relationship between Hawkeye aka Barton, and his student Kate. Actor Jeremy Renner is returning to reprise his role as the character of Clint Barton also known as the Hawkeye for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Hollywood actor played a major and important role in the initial success of the superhero-based franchise Marvel Studios. The actor was a major part of MCU's Phase 1 to 3.
