Jeremy Renner

And I'm like, I'm going to keep that thing because I'm on like an icy asphalt driveway that's off of my driveway. Right. The top of the road. So it wasn't really great for impact of getting ran over. I wish I was on a snowpack. It would have been maybe a little bit easier. It would have pushed me into snow, right? But it wasn't.

So I just kind of rolled onto it just like maybe I could kind of put the eye on ice until I could figure out how to breathe. I had to sort of laugh at it because it's weird to sort of think about that, you know?

So I just kind of rolled onto it just like maybe I could kind of put the eye on ice until I could figure out how to breathe. I had to sort of laugh at it because it's weird to sort of think about that, you know?

So I just kind of rolled onto it just like maybe I could kind of put the eye on ice until I could figure out how to breathe. I had to sort of laugh at it because it's weird to sort of think about that, you know?

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it was like a lot of ribs and all my spiral fracture and my legs, all my joints were broken, all my ankles, my knees, my... None on my spine, and I only got a laceration in my liver from one of the ribs breaking in a couple spots, and I went down and kind of stabbed it, but it didn't really mess it up too bad, so that's okay. But all my organs, my brain...

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it was like a lot of ribs and all my spiral fracture and my legs, all my joints were broken, all my ankles, my knees, my... None on my spine, and I only got a laceration in my liver from one of the ribs breaking in a couple spots, and I went down and kind of stabbed it, but it didn't really mess it up too bad, so that's okay. But all my organs, my brain...

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it was like a lot of ribs and all my spiral fracture and my legs, all my joints were broken, all my ankles, my knees, my... None on my spine, and I only got a laceration in my liver from one of the ribs breaking in a couple spots, and I went down and kind of stabbed it, but it didn't really mess it up too bad, so that's okay. But all my organs, my brain...

I don't think there's any brain damage. I'll use that excuse later, I guess. Yeah, and my spine. That's the miracle. It's like, how did I break 14 ribs, right? And I cracked my skull and every arm and leg and finger and thing. My spine was spared. Oh, my God. And all my organs were spared and my brain.

I don't think there's any brain damage. I'll use that excuse later, I guess. Yeah, and my spine. That's the miracle. It's like, how did I break 14 ribs, right? And I cracked my skull and every arm and leg and finger and thing. My spine was spared. Oh, my God. And all my organs were spared and my brain.

I don't think there's any brain damage. I'll use that excuse later, I guess. Yeah, and my spine. That's the miracle. It's like, how did I break 14 ribs, right? And I cracked my skull and every arm and leg and finger and thing. My spine was spared. Oh, my God. And all my organs were spared and my brain.

So, like, it's kind of almost no harm, no foul at the end of the day, even though there's, you know, probably 20% titanium in my body at this point. So how many pieces of titanium are in you? Well, the guy that invented this procedure worked at the hospital in Reno because there's a lot of crushing injuries that happen to all the ski resorts and mines that are in the area.

So, like, it's kind of almost no harm, no foul at the end of the day, even though there's, you know, probably 20% titanium in my body at this point. So how many pieces of titanium are in you? Well, the guy that invented this procedure worked at the hospital in Reno because there's a lot of crushing injuries that happen to all the ski resorts and mines that are in the area.

So, like, it's kind of almost no harm, no foul at the end of the day, even though there's, you know, probably 20% titanium in my body at this point. So how many pieces of titanium are in you? Well, the guy that invented this procedure worked at the hospital in Reno because there's a lot of crushing injuries that happen to all the ski resorts and mines that are in the area.

So I got really lucky to get this doctor. But it took four doctors to get to this guy. So says my family. I was out in a coma. And once they found this guy, he was on vacation. The mayor of Reno actually called him, said, you got to get back and help my friend out. And so he rushed out, and he's just like, this is what he does for a living. He's like, oh, this is easy.

So I got really lucky to get this doctor. But it took four doctors to get to this guy. So says my family. I was out in a coma. And once they found this guy, he was on vacation. The mayor of Reno actually called him, said, you got to get back and help my friend out. And so he rushed out, and he's just like, this is what he does for a living. He's like, oh, this is easy.

So I got really lucky to get this doctor. But it took four doctors to get to this guy. So says my family. I was out in a coma. And once they found this guy, he was on vacation. The mayor of Reno actually called him, said, you got to get back and help my friend out. And so he rushed out, and he's just like, this is what he does for a living. He's like, oh, this is easy.

I can't wait to do this for this guy. So it relieved all my family. There was such relief because they were like, oh, he's going to lose his eye. We're going to cut off his leg. I mean all this kind of tragic sort of prognosis, whatever you want to call it, right? So this guy comes in. No, no, it's all right. We're going to hammer this thing in. We're going to do this.

I can't wait to do this for this guy. So it relieved all my family. There was such relief because they were like, oh, he's going to lose his eye. We're going to cut off his leg. I mean all this kind of tragic sort of prognosis, whatever you want to call it, right? So this guy comes in. No, no, it's all right. We're going to hammer this thing in. We're going to do this.

I can't wait to do this for this guy. So it relieved all my family. There was such relief because they were like, oh, he's going to lose his eye. We're going to cut off his leg. I mean all this kind of tragic sort of prognosis, whatever you want to call it, right? So this guy comes in. No, no, it's all right. We're going to hammer this thing in. We're going to do this.

We're going to do his face plate. We're going to do this. And just lucky that the orbital bone that broke and the cheekbone that broke – They only wanted to do that because my face, as an actor, made me want to save my cheekbone, I guess. Not that I cared about it. But yeah, he fixed up all my ribs, and they used this mesh, and he has this sort of weird...