He is aware that there might be some struggle with schedules, so he is not a hundred percent certain as to what’s going to happen. He admits that “Avengers” is going to take up a lot of his time next year.
He hopes that that won’t get in the way of Tom and him and the team getting back together.
In spite of having a strong supporting cast through all its segment, Mission: Impossible has always been a franchise that is centered around Tom Cruise. So, if we consider the fact that Infinity War is a bigger film and comes with a bigger paycheque, it’s not hard to guess where Renner’s priorities lie.
While Renner’s Hawkeye is not the primary focus in Marvel’s juggernaut franchise, his role in the movie is still better, and the studio has been trying to flesh out the character even more in current trips.
Even though there is nothing that guarantees that Renner will not be able to sort this scheduling glitch in future, but for now let us assume that the actor will most probably be out of the Mission: Impossible six movie.
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