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Jeremy Renner walked the red carpet on Tuesday night in Los Angeles for the premiere of his new Disney+ show ‘Rennervations’, four months after the horrific snowplow accident in Nevada.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Renner joined his co-host Rory Millikin, show runner Patrick Costello, executive producer Romilda de Luca, and build crew member Roxy Molohon, who walked the carpet with a cane in hand and posed for photos alongside his family.
“From the personal challenges — physical, emotional, health, all of that — it’s come hand-in-hand with the show because the show is also very, very, very personal to me, it’s my life,” Renner told The Hollywood Reporter on the carpet. “There’s no character, there’s no script. This is just a camera investigating what I do for a living in my life.”
“The show became a wonderful milestone for me to aim towards for my physical health, for me to be here to share the story, to share this journey, and it’s been quite an honour to do so,” he continued. Renner also touched on his future in acting following the accident, confirming he plans to return to the screen.
“Never leaving anything that I love to do, I’ll always be busy doing things I love to do,” he said. “I’ll be a little bit more focused on the things that really have value and matter to me, and a lot of times people and fans really like that, and I’ve got to appreciate my amazing fans because they end up loving the things that I do, even with this as well.”
Inside the premiere, Renner received a standing ovation as he used a scooter and wheeled through the theater to the stage for a panel discussion that took place after a screening of the first episode of the docuseries.
Rennervations starts streaming on Disney+ on Wednesday.
On Jan. 1, the Avengers star was in a severe snowplow accident while trying to save his nephew, which resulted in the actor breaking more than 30 bones, his eye popping out of its socket and a pierced liver. The actor’s injuries were so extensive, he was convinced he was going to die.
