Jeremy Renner has no regrets about saving his nephew’s life during a snow plowing accident earlier this year. The actor recently reiterated his love for his family while opening up about the incident that left him hospitalized for two weeks.
Renner had suffered several injuries after he was crushed under a heavy-duty snow removal vehicle for a short time. He has undergone surgery and has been undergoing physical therapy sessions at his home, often updating his fans on his progress via social media.
Jeremy Renner Will Definitely Save His Nephew’s Life Again
Renner surprisingly showed up for his nephew in true “Avenger” style when he pushed the latter away from an oncoming snowplow. The “Mayor of Kingstown” has used a seven-ton plow to try to help his grown-up nephew — Alexander Fries — pull his car out of the snow after they spent New Year’s together.
At one point, the 52-year-old jumped out and forgot to activate the plow’s emergency brake, causing it to go toward Fries. The “Neo Ned” star’s attempt to get back into the still-moving vehicle to stop it caused him to be pulled under it.
His heroics nearly cost him his life as he suffered blunt chest trauma and multiple orthopedic injuries, breaking more than 30 bones during the incident, according to The Blast. Even so, Renner would make the same decision if the situation happened again.
The “Mayor of Kingstown” star revealed the shocking decision during her first public interview since the January incident. In a clip shared via ABC News’ YouTube platform, the Oscar nominee told Diane Sawyer that he was awake throughout the horrific incident and can still remember the pain. The “28 Weeks Later” star then emphatically declared:
“I would do it again. It came right at my nephew. I would do it again.”
The upcoming special, which includes a chilling 911 call as a trapped Renner moans in the background, also sees his niece remind Sawyer, “I just saw him in a pool of blood coming out of his head. I ran over to him; I didn’t think he was alive .”
An emotional Renner joked that although he had “lost a lot of flesh and bone,” he had been “refueled and refilled with love — and titanium.” In the end, the Modesto Junior College alum considered himself “lucky,” stressing that he “chose to hang on” with the thought “you’re not going to kill me” always running through his mind.
“Jeremy Renner: The Diane Sawyer Interview – A Story of Terror, Survival and Triumph” will air on ABC on Thursday, April 6 at 10 pm (EST).
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The Blast reports that the father of one immediately returned to his regular schedule to promote his project amid his recovery process. Earlier this month, the California native teased her millions of followers with a behind-the-scenes post from her upcoming Disney+ docuseries, “Rennerversions,” along with the caption:
“HAPPY FRIDAY from all of us #bts #camprennervations @disneyplus.”
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In the picture, the dark-haired man is seen standing around a table with several of his team members in what resembles a warehouse. The group appears to be discussing – and carefully studying – the renovation plans in front of them.
Amidst fans’ excitement and anticipation to see the show when it premieres on April 12, one Instagram user wrote in a comment, “You are an amazing person who goes out of your way to give your time and energy to others, especially after being gone. through something terrible myself.”
“I’m sure the modification work on that vehicle was an amazing job,” said a second netizen, while a third read, “Stay strong, @jeremyrenner; you’re truly a superhero and someone I admire so much. I’m so grateful for you are still with us.”
A fourth fan commented, “Thanks to this excellent star, and a fifth just wanted to know if there’s anything Renner can’t do.
In case you missed it, “Rennervations” follows the cast and its team of expert builders across its hometown of Reno, Nevada, — among other cities — as they find and modify decommissioned government vehicles.
The goal for the beloved “American Hustle” star is to reimagine the bus as an “amazing invention” that serves children in several communities.
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