American actor Jeremy Renner is set to conduct his first interview following his gruesome snowplow accident earlier this year, which resulted in massive chest damage and numerous orthopedic injuries. Speaking with Diane Sawyer, he talks about the tragedy, her rehabilitation and her experiences. A few days before the launch of her new Disney+ series Rennervations, Jeremy Renner: The Diane Sawyer Interview – A Tale of Fear, Survival, and Triumph.
Jeremy can be heard groaning in pain during the 911 call that was made after the accident, which is included in a preview of the interview.
Jeremy replied, “Everything,” when asked how much of the pain he can remember. He also added that he was awake every second. The Hawkeye actor continued: “he would do it again.” “Would you do it again?” Sawyer asked. Well, I’d do it again, replied the 52-year-old actor. Because my nephew was getting hit directly by the snowplow.
In addition to the audio of the 911 call made after the accident, in which groans of pain can be heard, a preview of the interview has also been made public.
When asked how much of the agony he can remember, Jeremy replied, “Everything,” adding that he was awake throughout the entire experience. Plus, the Hawkeye star said he’d “do it again.” Would you do it again? Sawyer questioned. Well, he would do it again, replied the actor, 52. Because my nephew was directly in the path of the snowplow.
Jeremy Renner also revealed that eight ribs were broken in 14 places. Broken bones in the right knee, right ankle, left shinbone, left ankle, right clavicle, and right shoulder. Broken bones in the face, mouth and jaw. The lung gave up. His liver has been pierced from the rib, which is horrible.
According to Jeremy, he “chose to survive” the collision. That won’t hurt me in any way, he declared. I’ve lost a lot of bone and flesh on this journey, but I’ve also gained Titanium and recharged.
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Jeremy Renner’s First Interview After His Snowplough Accident