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“Hawk Archer”: the series could feature Charlie Cox as Daredevil

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3 years ago

June 26, 2021

According to Giant Freakin Robot, Charlie Cox will reprise his role as Matt Murdock / Daredevil in the Hawkeye series and its spin-off, which focuses on the character Echo.

Although the recordings for “Gavião Arqueiro” have already been completed, very little has been revealed about the production and Cox’s presence may have been far from the limelight.

If the information is real, adding Daredevil to the plot could be a key factor in encouraging audiences to watch the series.

Additionally, portal sources have stated that Daredevil will play an important role in the Echo series, so it would make perfect sense to feature The Fearless Man in the Hawk series.

Finally, it has been said that the “Daredevil” Season 3 mercenary is set to be incorporated into the future of the MCU as well, along with other members of The Defenders, but which have not been revealed.

Recalling that rumors have already indicated that Cox will also make an appearance in “Spider-Man: No Return Home”.

So far, Marvel and Disney + have not commented on the matter, so consider this a rumor.

For those who don’t know, the plot of ‘Gavião Arqueiro’ will take place in 2025, two years after Thanos (Josh Brolin) was defeated in ‘Avengers: Ultimatum’.

In addition to Jeremy Renner in the lead role, Hailee Steinfeld will bring Kate Bishop to life.

Florence Pugh will also reprise her role as Yelena Belova, a younger version of Black Widow. Vera Farmiga (“Summon of Evil”) will assume the role of Eleanor Bishop.

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Fra Fee will play a character named Kazi, likely a reference to Kazimierz Kazimierczak, better known as the Mercenary Evil Clown. Tony Dalton and Alaqua Cox complete the cast.

For those who don’t know, the series is based on the original comic book in which Clint Barton hands superheroic responsibility to the next Archer, Kate Bishop. The plot will focus on training Kate through her complete transformation into a heroine, allowing Barton to officially retire.