Jeremy Renner, the actor known for his role as Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, recently opened up about a near-fatal snowplow accident that occurred a year ago. Renner revealed that during the accident, which took place in Lake Tahoe, his mother was in the vehicle with him and was so traumatized that she wanted to burn the snowplow after the incident [People]. The accident left Renner with severe injuries, including a fractured arm and several broken bones. He underwent multiple surgeries and an extensive rehabilitation process to recover from the accident [AV Club].
Renner credited his daughter, Ava, for helping him in his recovery [Huffington Post]. He expressed gratitude for having so many things to live for, including his daughter and his work. Renner returned to filming his TV series, "Mayor of Kingstown," shortly after the accident [HuffPost]. The actor also thanked the hospital staff at Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno, Nevada, for saving his life during his visit to the hospital on the one-year anniversary of the accident [Daily Mail]. Renner surprised the staff and took the time to express his gratitude for their efforts [TMZ]. He also wrote a heartfelt message to the first responders and doctors who treated him after the accident [Cinema Blend].
Despite the life-changing nature of the accident, Renner remains positive and focused on his career. He is set to return for the third season of "Mayor of Kingstown" and hinted at his return to acting [Deadline]. Renner's accident and recovery have been a significant part of his journey over the past year, and he expressed his gratitude for the support he received from fans and loved ones during this time [Fox News].
Overall, Jeremy Renner's near-fatal snowplow accident had a profound impact on his life, but he has shown resilience and gratitude throughout his recovery. He continues to work on his acting career while maintaining a positive outlook on life. Renner's story serves as a reminder of the importance of perseverance and the support of loved ones in overcoming life's challenges [Independent].
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