Jeremy Renner has revealed he wrote his "last words" to his household whereas mendacity in a hospital mattress after a snow plough accident.

The 52-year-old Marvel actor frolicked in an intensive care unit after he was by accident run over by his personal six-tonne plough on New Years Day.

The incident left him with greater than 30 damaged bones.

In a clip from an upcoming interview, Jeremy Renner: The Diane Sawyer Interview - A Story of Terror, Survival and Triumph, the actor breaks down in tears as he describes mendacity in hospital.

"So I'm writing down notes on my phone [which are the] last words to my family," he mentioned, talking to Sawyer while sitting in a wheelchair.

Last week, one other clip noticed Renner reveal that he was "awake through every moment" of the ordeal.

But he mentioned he would "do it again" because the plough was heading straight in the direction of his nephew Alexander Fries, whose automobile Renner was making an attempt to free from the snow.

Renner appeared emotional once more when Sawyer talked about he had mentioned "I'm sorry" to his household in signal language.

Renner's nephew was the one witness and commenced "screaming for help" after the crash as he didn't have his cellphone, police mentioned in a report.

"If I was there on my own, it would have been a horrible way to die and surely I would have, surely," Renner mentioned within the interview clip.

"But I wasn't alone, [there] was my nephew, sweet Alex, and the rest of the cavalry came."

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The interview will function a recording of the 911 name made within the aftermath of the incident, wherein Renner's nephew thought he was useless.

Throughout his restoration Renner up to date followers by way of social media, from an Instagram put up days after the accident when he was "too messed up" to kind to a current exercise video displaying his rehabilitation workout routines.

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"I chose to survive. That's not gonna kill me, no way," the actor mentioned later within the interview.

"I've lost a lot of flesh and bone in this experience, but I've been refuelled and refilled with love and titanium."

The interview is because of air within the US on ABC News on 6 April.

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