"The Mayor of Kingston" creators discuss Hawkeye's injury: Will do everything they can to help

The second season of the American TV series "Mayor of Kingston" is about to be released, and the starring role of "Hawkeye" Jeremy Renner will also return. In an interview with DEADLINE, creator Hugh Dillon discussed the plot of the new season and whether Renner's injury will affect the production of the third season. The show has not been renewed for a third season.

In an interview, Dillon said that everyone will be "more vigilant" in the new season, and its themes will be "more personal." He said: "We are looking at the motivations of each character to do the things they do. We are really exploring what triggers these people who are prone to the darkest impulses."

When discussing the yet-to-be-determined third season, DEADLINE asked when the new season would start filming if it were renewed, and Dillon said: "(Co-creator) Taylor and I have ideas for multiple seasons in the future. If Paramount+ and everything else goes according to plan, I think we'll start in August or September, maybe pre-production in the summer."

Finally, DEADLINE asked about Jeremy Renner's injury. Jeremy was actually injured after filming the second season of "Mayor of Kingston". The interviewer asked how Hugh Dillon learned about his injury. Dillon replied: "I heard about it from other producers. I saw it on the news later, and then he sent me a video."

"He's a lot of fun. I care about him a lot and I'm just happy that he has his family around him. Anything we can do to help him we will, that's the most important thing. He's like family to me."