Jeremy Renner
received with astonishment the intense standing ovation given to him by the public that had just seen the premiere of the first chapter of his series The
Renner Project
in a cinema in Westwood, the bohemian neighborhood of Los Angeles.
For the premiere of the docuseries this Wednesday the 12th on the Disney+ platform, in recent days the Marvel actor (Hawkeye), who has just suffered a horrific accident on New Year's Day, took the opportunity to do a mini-press tour of the city.
He began Monday by walking into
Jimmy Kimmel
's studio on Hollywood Boulevard with the help of a cane, and completed it Tuesday with a conversation also moderated by Kimmel at the Regency Village Theater.
Ten minutes before Chapter 1,
Chicago
began to be shown , the photos of Jenner and her family were already going around at the entrance to the cinema, walking along the blue carpet, only helped by her cane.
As he had told Kimmel the night before, that had been his goal as he recovered from an injury that left him with 35 broken bones and collapsed lungs when he was run over by a snowplow as he tried to avoid being run over by a snowplow. his nephew.
Jeremy Renner, surrounded by his family at the premiere of the Disney+ series.
AP Photo
He very proudly arrived at the place hand in hand with his daughter Ava, with the metal cane in the other, but then he helped himself with an electric scooter to move a little better along the carpet.
With that scooter he went to the front of the cinema for the interview that the driver was going to do with the actor, his close friend Rory Millikin, and the other executive producers of the series.
massive applause
"A scooter, that's weird, did something happen, did you fight in Reno with some snowplow?"
Kimmel joked after the massive applause, before commenting that everyone had been blown away by the interview they had done, by how resilient Renner had shown to be.
“I would have stayed in bed, complaining all day.
Now it became clear which of all the Avengers is the toughest."
One of the executive producers recalled that the first thing Jenner told her when she went to visit him at the hospital (where she turned 52) was not to move the premiere date of the Renner Project (Rennevations) scheduled
for
April
12
.
His purpose, to stand again and walk to present it.
She complied.
His willpower is inspiring, which is what earned him the applause of the people who love him.
It was Renner's first public appearance since a snowplow accident left him with life-threatening injuries.
AP Photo
The journalist Mario Lopez interviewed the chiropractor who treated him and who says that it may take him a lifetime to finish recovering, but knowing his positive mentality, in no more than a year he will be ready to jump into his scenes again superhero.
"Although now he would let the doubles do more things," Jenner seems to have resigned himself.
The actor said that his mother wants him to burn the snowplow that almost killed him.
But he doesn't want to, because he seems useful to him.
For the past five years he has been collecting large vehicles seized by governments or federal agencies, seeking a new purpose for them.
That is the motto of his series: "Dream it, build it and drive it."
First a musician, then an actor, always a superhero
Renner was interviewed by Jimmy Kimmel.
Photo Reuters
With the help of some celebrity friends, such as the actress and singer Vanesa Hudgens, the Colombian singer Sebastián Yatra, his colleague in
Avengers
Anthony Mackie (Falcon) and the Indian actor Anil Kapoor, he redesigned -with a team of experts- old buses and the became a recording studio (Chicago), a dance studio (Los Cabos, Mexico) and recreation (Reno and New Delhi), respectively.
Celebrities accompany him in his dream of delivering the new vehicle to organizations that support youth.
"Kids are the future, I want to help give them as many opportunities as possible to develop their talent," he told Kimmel.
The series, “that makes you feel good”, as Variety magazine would say in its review, shows his love for music, something he has cultivated since childhood in his hometown of Modesto, California.
He plays the piano, the drums, he sings, he acts.
And then he's a superhero, full time.
On and off the screen, as was well demonstrated.
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