Jeremy Renner

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, look, it's – It's probably one of the greatest things that's happened to me in my life.

Wow. And it's not just because it happened to me. It happened to, well, we're talking about it now because you guys are aware of it. And so there's a lot of people around this planet. Yeah. It became a very personal experience that happened on my property. I was trying to save my nephew from being ran over by this snowplow and snowcat. But it's turned into not such a private experience.

Wow. And it's not just because it happened to me. It happened to, well, we're talking about it now because you guys are aware of it. And so there's a lot of people around this planet. Yeah. It became a very personal experience that happened on my property. I was trying to save my nephew from being ran over by this snowplow and snowcat. But it's turned into not such a private experience.

Wow. And it's not just because it happened to me. It happened to, well, we're talking about it now because you guys are aware of it. And so there's a lot of people around this planet. Yeah. It became a very personal experience that happened on my property. I was trying to save my nephew from being ran over by this snowplow and snowcat. But it's turned into not such a private experience.

I didn't know why. I was already on life support. And while everybody else was becoming aware of this incident. And then I wake up from it. I'm like, why is everybody freaking out? I'm fine. I'm going to get out of this hospital in two days. I'm walking out of here. It'll be no problem. Yeah. At least that's what the drugs are telling me. I must have been high as a kite thinking that, right? Yeah.

I didn't know why. I was already on life support. And while everybody else was becoming aware of this incident. And then I wake up from it. I'm like, why is everybody freaking out? I'm fine. I'm going to get out of this hospital in two days. I'm walking out of here. It'll be no problem. Yeah. At least that's what the drugs are telling me. I must have been high as a kite thinking that, right? Yeah.

I didn't know why. I was already on life support. And while everybody else was becoming aware of this incident. And then I wake up from it. I'm like, why is everybody freaking out? I'm fine. I'm going to get out of this hospital in two days. I'm walking out of here. It'll be no problem. Yeah. At least that's what the drugs are telling me. I must have been high as a kite thinking that, right? Yeah.

But... There's a unifying understanding of or what was about to become knowledge of who I am as a man, a brother, a father, and a person. Not famous for what I did for a living. You know, I'm not Hawkeye anymore. I'm like, oh, this is Jeremy Renner and he overcame this incident or is overcoming this incident. And there's something really fucking gratifying about that where that changed my life.

But... There's a unifying understanding of or what was about to become knowledge of who I am as a man, a brother, a father, and a person. Not famous for what I did for a living. You know, I'm not Hawkeye anymore. I'm like, oh, this is Jeremy Renner and he overcame this incident or is overcoming this incident. And there's something really fucking gratifying about that where that changed my life.

But... There's a unifying understanding of or what was about to become knowledge of who I am as a man, a brother, a father, and a person. Not famous for what I did for a living. You know, I'm not Hawkeye anymore. I'm like, oh, this is Jeremy Renner and he overcame this incident or is overcoming this incident. And there's something really fucking gratifying about that where that changed my life.

Because I never liked being a celebrity. I never liked being adored for it. People call me Hawkeye, whatever. But being known for who you are as a human is really fucking cool.

Because I never liked being a celebrity. I never liked being adored for it. People call me Hawkeye, whatever. But being known for who you are as a human is really fucking cool.

Because I never liked being a celebrity. I never liked being adored for it. People call me Hawkeye, whatever. But being known for who you are as a human is really fucking cool.

And people treat you different. They treat me differently now. They don't treat me like a fan of Hawkeye or whatever it might be. Yeah. Yeah. They're like, you know, here's an example. I, on March, um, like two months, three months after the accident, I took my daughter to, uh, the magic mountain in LA, right. In Valencia. Yeah. To ride all these roller coasters. I got cleared.

And people treat you different. They treat me differently now. They don't treat me like a fan of Hawkeye or whatever it might be. Yeah. Yeah. They're like, you know, here's an example. I, on March, um, like two months, three months after the accident, I took my daughter to, uh, the magic mountain in LA, right. In Valencia. Yeah. To ride all these roller coasters. I got cleared.

And people treat you different. They treat me differently now. They don't treat me like a fan of Hawkeye or whatever it might be. Yeah. Yeah. They're like, you know, here's an example. I, on March, um, like two months, three months after the accident, I took my daughter to, uh, the magic mountain in LA, right. In Valencia. Yeah. To ride all these roller coasters. I got cleared.

Go home and write these things. But it was like, I had to take the little cart around, the little golf cart thing you have to drive around, you know, because I couldn't walk very far. I could maybe walk like, you know, 15, 20 feet. So I had to drive this cart around. But everywhere I went, And it wasn't like I was being quiet about it, you know? I was just being me.

Go home and write these things. But it was like, I had to take the little cart around, the little golf cart thing you have to drive around, you know, because I couldn't walk very far. I could maybe walk like, you know, 15, 20 feet. So I had to drive this cart around. But everywhere I went, And it wasn't like I was being quiet about it, you know? I was just being me.

Go home and write these things. But it was like, I had to take the little cart around, the little golf cart thing you have to drive around, you know, because I couldn't walk very far. I could maybe walk like, you know, 15, 20 feet. So I had to drive this cart around. But everywhere I went, And it wasn't like I was being quiet about it, you know? I was just being me.

I had a boombox I brought, blasting music, thinking I'm having a good time. But I go up the line, right? They let me sort of go up in the front of the line. But people were like this Rudy, like slow clapping. And like, we're glad you're okay. It was such like a wonderful camaraderie. Like normally that situation would be like, oh, let me take something from you. I deserve a selfie. I want this.