Jeremy Renner

Yeah. I'm glad it became a public thing. I'm glad. I mean, I never wanted to be because I woke up and there was like, you know, I was gone for a while. But by the time I woke up, it was like it was everywhere, right? And that was a private moment between me and my nephew with my family on my driveway. It's none of your damn business.

Yeah. I'm glad it became a public thing. I'm glad. I mean, I never wanted to be because I woke up and there was like, you know, I was gone for a while. But by the time I woke up, it was like it was everywhere, right? And that was a private moment between me and my nephew with my family on my driveway. It's none of your damn business.

But I guess I just kind of leaned into it and they made it public. So then I shared a private experience with everybody and it was wonderful. That's where a lot of the narrative grew from me being a man or a brother or just a friend. I wasn't the actor anymore. I was just somebody that went through something. something they might be curious about or not, or just someone that's had a lot, right?

But I guess I just kind of leaned into it and they made it public. So then I shared a private experience with everybody and it was wonderful. That's where a lot of the narrative grew from me being a man or a brother or just a friend. I wasn't the actor anymore. I was just somebody that went through something. something they might be curious about or not, or just someone that's had a lot, right?

But I guess I just kind of leaned into it and they made it public. So then I shared a private experience with everybody and it was wonderful. That's where a lot of the narrative grew from me being a man or a brother or just a friend. I wasn't the actor anymore. I was just somebody that went through something. something they might be curious about or not, or just someone that's had a lot, right?

So that was, I'm really glad it became such a public thing. And I'm glad who me being very private, typically shared a lot of sort of milestones that I had through social media or through the press. The press is very like, whatever I said on social media, they just went out and printed everywhere. And I'm glad I created a lot of wonderful relationships with the public, with fans.

So that was, I'm really glad it became such a public thing. And I'm glad who me being very private, typically shared a lot of sort of milestones that I had through social media or through the press. The press is very like, whatever I said on social media, they just went out and printed everywhere. And I'm glad I created a lot of wonderful relationships with the public, with fans.

So that was, I'm really glad it became such a public thing. And I'm glad who me being very private, typically shared a lot of sort of milestones that I had through social media or through the press. The press is very like, whatever I said on social media, they just went out and printed everywhere. And I'm glad I created a lot of wonderful relationships with the public, with fans.

That you can't just, I mean, I'm glad, I'm so glad for it. But I tried to do the Diane Sawyer thing and then say, okay, here's what happened. Now let's move on. Let me get back to it. No, no, no, no.

That you can't just, I mean, I'm glad, I'm so glad for it. But I tried to do the Diane Sawyer thing and then say, okay, here's what happened. Now let's move on. Let me get back to it. No, no, no, no.

That you can't just, I mean, I'm glad, I'm so glad for it. But I tried to do the Diane Sawyer thing and then say, okay, here's what happened. Now let's move on. Let me get back to it. No, no, no, no.

Oh, yeah, write an album. Yeah, all this stuff. So even with this book, it's just only going to be a chapter. It's not going to be, I'm letting this go for the rest of my life. I'm never going to let this go. It's just always going to be part of now my DNA. I mean, it is for me. And, you know, the importance of it would be maybe less in public, which would be good.

Oh, yeah, write an album. Yeah, all this stuff. So even with this book, it's just only going to be a chapter. It's not going to be, I'm letting this go for the rest of my life. I'm never going to let this go. It's just always going to be part of now my DNA. I mean, it is for me. And, you know, the importance of it would be maybe less in public, which would be good.

Oh, yeah, write an album. Yeah, all this stuff. So even with this book, it's just only going to be a chapter. It's not going to be, I'm letting this go for the rest of my life. I'm never going to let this go. It's just always going to be part of now my DNA. I mean, it is for me. And, you know, the importance of it would be maybe less in public, which would be good.

But it's something I can't just shove away anymore. It's just now become a central part of who I am. And I'm thankful for that.

But it's something I can't just shove away anymore. It's just now become a central part of who I am. And I'm thankful for that.

But it's something I can't just shove away anymore. It's just now become a central part of who I am. And I'm thankful for that.

I'm not going to do that again. I'm on the snowcat again, but, you know, I'm just, you know, I'm not going to let that thing haunt me. That's not happening.

I'm not going to do that again. I'm on the snowcat again, but, you know, I'm just, you know, I'm not going to let that thing haunt me. That's not happening.

I'm not going to do that again. I'm on the snowcat again, but, you know, I'm just, you know, I'm not going to let that thing haunt me. That's not happening.