Jeremy Renner on His Rehab and Whether He Would be in Another “Avengers” Film

Paresh Jadhav

11 months ago

This week, Hawkeye star Jeremy Renner marked an important step forward in his healing. A year has passed since the snowplow accident on New Year’s Day left him with 30 broken bones.

The actor was trying to use his snowplow away from his nephew when the PistenBully took hold of him and pulled him underneath it.

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What’s the Most Important Thing You’ve Learned?

Jeremy Renner has provided updates on his recovery since being involved in a snowplow accident that nearly took his life last January. In an emotional interview with ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer, Jeremy Renner discussed some of the significant changes since then.

Renner reported finding clarity in his life, which has allowed him to spend more time with those that truly matter and less on tasks that don’t truly contribute anything worthwhile to society.

Jeremy hasn’t let his near-death experience impact his acting career either, however. Since returning from surgery he’s promoted Sweet Grass Vodka while appearing in Paramount+’s Mayor of Kingstown series and filming Marvel Cinematic Universe sequel Endgame – marking an important step forward on his road to recovery! This past weekend he shared a video clip showing himself running down and back uphill, marking an important step along his road back from disability – check it out below!

What’s the Most Important Thing You’ve Done?

Jeremy Renner has provided an update to his fans regarding his recovery from the snowplow accident that nearly claimed his life last January. The Hawkeye actor posted an Instagram photo showing himself getting an electric stimulation workout, along with other treatments such as physical therapy, peptide injections, intravenous drips and pushes, stem cell exosome therapy red light/IR therapy hyperbaric chamber 2.0 atmospheres etc.

Jeremy has used his recovery period to work on Paramount+’s crime drama Mayor of Kingstown, shooting until the WGA strike is resolved, as well as resume his music career, which began before acting became his main career focus.

Known for his visceral depictions in films like Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, American Hustle and Kill the Messenger, 53-year-old actor Simon Baker has earned universal acclaim from audiences for his performances. Furthermore, his sense of history can be seen through his renovation work of old Hollywood homes.

What’s the Most Important Thing You’ve Planned?

Since his snow plow accident at the beginning of 2023 that left him with over 30 broken bones, Renner has made clear he won’t allow this setback to interfere with his career goals. He just returned to work on Paramount+ series Mayor of Kingstown and made an appearance at a Phoenix fan convention where he received an enthusiastic reception when taking to the stage with a cane – drawing an ovation when doing so!

An actor recently marked 10 months of recovery on Instagram by sharing a video showing him both skipping and running downhill, along with an apparent red light therapy mask photo and noting he has explored various therapies, including peptide injections and hyperbaric chamber 2.0 atmosphere treatments.

Jeremy has several projects planned for release this year, such as a second season of Paramount+ show in which he transforms large decommissioned vehicles for use by children’s community service and Rennervations on Disney+; but as his primary priority remains getting back into action.

If You’d Do Another ‘Avengers’ Movie

Jeremy Renner remains optimistic about his role as Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, though no new contracts have been agreed upon for that role. At Phoenix Fan Fusion this past weekend, Renner addressed his MCU future during an appearance and promised fans that he will return as Clint Barton once his daughter allows it.

Marking 10 months since being crushed by a Sno-Cat snowplow machine on New Year’s Day 2023, “Avengers” star Chris Evans marked this achievement by posting a video showing himself running up and down his driveway proving how far his recovery has come.

Hawkeye actor Ben Foster posted the clip with a post thanking first responders, doctors, and nurses for helping him following his near fatal car crash. Foster pledged his continued dedication to staying healthy by taking advantage of all forms of therapy including injections of peptides or drugs, intravenous drips/pushes/pushes with anticoagulant effects (IV Drip/Push Therapy), stem cell and exosome treatments as well as red light/IR therapy and hyperbaric chamber 2.0 atmosphere treatment sessions.