It is an almost miraculous appearance.
Jeremy Renner returned to the red carpet on Tuesday April 11, just three months after the terrible snowplow accident he suffered.
The American actor, present at the Westwood Regency Village Theater in Los Angeles for the preview of his documentary series
Rennervations
, attracted all the attention of photographers.
The program, which will air soon on Disney+, sees the actor renovating old vehicles across the United States.
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Dressed in a tailored navy blue suit, crisp white shirt and matching tie, he shone, almost making one forget the physical damage he suffered - around 30 broken bones, among other things.
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Smiling and looking (surprisingly) in good shape, he said he was still enduring “a lot of pain”.
Sufferings that undoubtedly soothe the support of his family: the actor took the pose alongside his daughter Ava, 10 years old – fruit of his union with the model Sonni Pacheco, from whom he separated in 2015 – before to be joined by the Renner clan.
Her sisters, Kym Renner and Nicky Emens were present as well as their mother, Valerie Cearley.
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"
Gratitude
"
The Hawkeye
(2021) star
, who nearly lost his life trying to save his nephew, was attending his first official event since the accident.
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"I'm overflowing with gratitude and excitement unlike [everything] I've felt in a long, long time," he told People
reporters
.
Before continuing, searching for his words, moved: “Because it's not a film that I'm promoting, it's not a show;
It's my life man, it's what I do.
The
Mayor of Kingstown
(2021) actor, still recovering, admitted it was an “intense” moment for him, “a step in the direction [he wants] to go”.
"It's exactly what I want to do and where I want my life to be right now," he concluded.
