Jeremy Renner remembers being treated like a child actor since the snowplow incident

Jeremy Renner just got his fans giggling over his new status as a child actor who has to call his mom before he can get back to work.

For those unfamiliar, this coincides with his snowplow accident last year in which he was run over by a 14,300-pound snowplow and suffered 38 broken bones, a collapsed lung and severe chest trauma.

However, looking back on everything during his interview, the actor said: Los Angeles Times, that he had the Mayor of Kingstown co-creator call his mother to ask if he was well enough to return to the set.

But even after his return he had to accept limitations in his physical performance.

As he recounted all this, he was quoted as saying, “I’m trying to create something true and then make the audience believe it, while I’m just trying to learn to walk again, to put one foot in front of the other.” and not getting up.” Torment.”

“I’m doing all these things to regain my footing on the planet,” but “the idea of ​​immersing myself in a fictional world — I have to be honest, I really had to think about it: Is this something I really want to do?” ?”

He also momentarily remembered falling asleep and admitted, “They say, ‘And action!’ And I was out,” so “we realized they were training me too hard, too many hours, too many days in a row. “I’m willing to do anything, but what I can do is something else.”

Because of this, producers ended up making some massive changes, including modifications, stretches, and even on-set exercise options.

Add to that the jet lag from constantly flying back and forth from Pittsburgh to California. Renner also added, “You have to treat me like I’m a child actor. The mayor of Kingstown is like a 14 year old now.”