Jeremy Renner gives the first interview on a horrible snow lesson accident: "I would do it again"
The Avenger opens with the incident and its recovery.
The new year has not started well for Hawk Eye star Jeremy Renner . On January 1, the actor was involved in a almost fatal snow lesson accident Near his home in Reno, Nevada. The incident has been able to revive serious injuries, and he has spent the last three months in recovery. Now the actor opens and shares his experience in his first interview since the accident. Sitting for one hour to renounce with Diane Sawyer should be broadcast next month, but viewers have already heard part of what he says about the horrible incident in a new trailer. Read the rest to find out why Renner would start again ".
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Renner cleared the snow of its entrance when the accident occurred.
Heavy snow struck the state of Nevada on the evening of the New Year 2022, and on January 1, Renner was Clean your aisle So that the members of the visiting family can leave after the meeting for the holidays, CNN reported. In doing so, the actor was accidentally pulled under his 14,000 pound snow lesson. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
During a press conference, the Sheriff of the County of Washoe Darin Balaam explained that Renner had been overthrown by the machine after starting to move away when he was not in the driver's seat. According to Balaam, Renner was injured while trying to go back to the snow hunt to stop him, calling the event "a tragic accident".
The actor opens with his recovery in a new interview.
A two-minute trailer was released on March 29 for Jeremy Renner: The interview with Diane Sawyer - A story of terror, survival and triumph , which marks the first exclusive interview of the actor after his horrible accident. The special will be broadcast on ABC on April 6, and in the first glimpse of the interview, we see revising to open how traumatic his experience was - according to Sawyer whose pain he has endured with all the pain he has endured .
"I was awake every moment," said Renner. As Sawyer explains in the trailer, the accident left the actor Marvel with eight broken ribs in 14 places and the two broken ankles, as well as a broken right knee, from the left tibia, a right collarbone, a right shoulder and a jaw. He also had a collapsed lung and his liver was pierced by a broken coast.
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Renner tells Sawyer that he "would start again".
Despite his serious and traumatic injuries, Renner says he wouldn't change what he did. "I would do it again," the actor said to Sawyer in the interview. When the host ABC pushes Renner on why, he explains: "Yeah, I would start again because he went directly to my nephew."
A report by the Sheriff's Bureau of the County of Washoe revealed that Renner was trying to prevent his snow course from sliding and hitting his nephew.
"The snow groomer tracknbully started to slide the causes Renner to leave the vehicle without fixing the emergency brake, "the report indicated, according to CNN." Although the tracknbully had mechanical problems, we think that on the basis of our mechanical inspection that the parking brake would prevent the tracknbully from moving forward. When Renner tried to stop or divert the tracknbully to avoid the injury of [his nephew], he was fired under the vehicle by the track and crashed. ""
The actor's nephew is also presented in the new ABC Special, describing his point of view of the accident. "I see him perfectly in a pool of blood coming from his head," said the nephew to Renner to Sawyer. "And when I ran to him, you know, I didn't think he was alive."
Renner says he's lucky after the accident.
The trailer also offers 911 recordings of the New Year's accident, in which Renner can be heard moaning of pain. "It is the sound of someone who died," said a voiceover in the trailer.
Renner tells Sawyer that he was determined to fight when he was undergoing treatment and surgery. "I chose to survive," explains the actor. "It's not going to kill me. No question."
Renner also seems full of hope while he and Sawyer talk about the possibility he can come back to cascaders after the accident. "I lost a lot of flesh and blood in this experience, but I was supplied and filled with love and titanium," he said.
When asked by Sawyer if he looks in the mirror now and always sees the same face, Renner says: "No, I see a lucky man."
