LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jeremy Renner attended the premiere for his new sequence Tuesday, capping a exceptional restoration lower than 4 months after the “Avengers” star was practically killed in a snowplow accident.

Renner was surrounded by household and supporters on the “Rennervations” premiere in Los Angeles, the place he posed for photographs and did interviews, at occasions making use of a cane and a knee scooter. At one level he flashed photographers a thumbs-up signal whereas transferring down the carpet.

Renner was crushed by his 7-ton snowplow on New Year’s Day whereas making an attempt to assist free a relative’s automotive at his Nevada residence. The actor has stated he broke quite a few bones and suffered a collapsed lung and pierced liver within the accident.

“Rennervations,” which premieres on Disney+ on Wednesday, follows Renner as he transforms massive automobiles into group areas for younger individuals in India, Mexico, Chicago and Nevada. The functions vary from serving as a cellular music studio to a water filtration truck for a group in India.

Renner stated his purpose was to present younger individuals entry to issues they may not have already got and current alternatives they may not know existed.

Renner wrote the theme track for the present, one thing he did whereas engaged on one other present.

“I use music and piano to write songs and use it like therapy for me,” he stated.

Construction and music have been artistic retailers for Renner, who's finest identified for enjoying the superhero Hawkeye within the Marvel “Avengers” movies and his personal spin-off TV sequence.

Marvel co-star Anthony Mackie seems within the present, and Renner stated the key to their friendship is that they “laugh a lot.”

Renner, a two-time Oscar nominee, instructed Diane Sawyer in an interview that aired that whereas he thought he would possibly die from his accidents, he refused to be “haunted” by the accident.

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Associated Press author Leslie Ambriz contributed to this report.

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