'Bourne' movie franchise hands legacy to Jeremy Renner

Wednesday 08 August 2012 10:38 BST

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Film franchises have seen prequels and sequels but when Matt Damon decided not to return for a fourth stint as rogue CIA agent Jason Bourne, producers opted for something different - the "same time-quel."

"The Bourne Legacy," the latest installment of the lucrative action franchise, opens in UK cinemas this weekend, starring "Hurt Locker" actor Jeremy Renner.

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