Jeremy Renner returns to 'Mayor Of Kingstown' after snow plow accident

'Mayor Of Kingstown' season 3 is set to stream on Paramount+ starting June 2. Fans are eager to see Renner back on screen, bringing his unique blend of intensity and vulnerability to the role.

Hollywood actor Jeremy Renner is back in action, shooting the third season of the thriller series 'Mayor Of Kingstown', following a severe snow plow accident on New Year's Day in 2023. The incident left Renner with extensive injuries, but he has made a remarkable recovery, managing to balance his physical rehabilitation with the demands of leading a major TV show.

In a Good Morning America (GMA) interview, Renner opened up about the challenges he faced during filming. Reflecting on his journey, he said, "I had to cross the threshold of, 'Do I want to go tell fictional stories?' I'm worried about real life — putting a foot in front of another to walk.” This perspective shift was crucial for him as he navigated the intersection of recovery and work.

Renner described his return to filming not just as a professional commitment but as a part of his recovery process. "I didn’t go to Pittsburgh to film 'Mayor of Kingstown', I went to go in my recovery and then Kingstown was kind of on the side," he shared. This mindset helped him manage the strenuous task of filming while still focusing on his health.

Despite his resilience, Renner admitted that his physical condition required him to adjust his approach on set. "My mind thinks I’m like, perfect. My body is saying, ‘Dude, you’re a hot mess! Chill out, pump the brakes, man!’," he joked. Healso teased that the new season would have "more emotional, intimate" moments, influenced by his own experiences during recovery. "Mike McLusky is still pretty aggro, but I think he's a little softer as well, just sort of 'cause I had to play him," he explained.

'Mayor Of Kingstown' season 3 is set to stream on Paramount+ starting June 2. Fans are eager to see Renner back on screen, bringing his unique blend of intensity and vulnerability to the role.

In addition to discussing the show, Renner provided a health update, revealing he is "feeling pretty great" despite the traumatic snow plow accident. The accident occurred while he was helping move his nephew's truck and saving him, resulting in over 30 fractures and severe chest injuries. "I'm feeling pretty strong," he said. "Starting the season this year at the beginning of the year was a little dicey, strength-wise, but by the end of it, usually you're pretty shattered energy-wise but I feel pretty strong."

When asked by GMA co-anchor George Stephanopoulos about his progress, Renner emphasised the importance of endurance and strength. "It's both. Like the endurance was not very good but I'm better on both ends now. I feel really, really strong and really, really happy," he stated.

Renner, known for his iconic roles in 'The Hurt Locker', 'The Town', 'The Avengers', and 'Wind River', is an inspiring example of resilience and determination, showing that even in the face of severe adversity, one can bounce back and continue to pursue their passions.