Actor Jeremy Renner was rushed to the hospital on Sunday after he was caught in an avalanche.
Vilma Romsi,
Leonard Wilhelmus
4.1. 10:33•Updated 4.1. 15:55
On Monday, an actor known for Marvel films was seriously injured Jeremy Renner published a picture of his sick bed on his Instagram account (you will switch to another service).
– Thank you all for the nice words. I’m too messed up to write right now, but I’m sending you all love,” Renner wrote in an Instagram update.
Renner, who looks faint in the picture, has bruises on his face and a tube around his nose.
American magazine of Newsweek (you will switch to another service) according to Renner received a lot of support from other actors in the comments of his publication.
– Constant prayers for you brother, the lead actor of the Guardians of the Galaxy film series Chris Pratt wrote with a heart emoji.
– Get well soon mate, Thor star Chris Hemsworth wished
Also, for example, the Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo and director of Guardians of the Galaxy James Gunn have shown According to Newsweek (you will be transferred to another service) support for the actor.
On Monday, reported that Renner was in a critical condition after he had an accident while doing snow work.
Caught under the Snow Plow while helping his friend
The accident happened outside Renner’s home in Reno, Nevada on New Year’s Day. The local sheriff Balaam of Dar tells According to the BBC (you will switch to another service), that the accident happened when a family member of Renner had borrowed his car and got stuck in a snow project. Renner was able to remove the car with the help of his snow plow.
The actor then stayed behind to talk to his relative, but the snowplow began to move, and Renner was pinned under it as he tried to climb back into the driver’s seat to stop it.
Renner suffered blows to his chest and bone injuries, his spokesperson said, according to the BBC, on Monday.
According to the BBC, the Pisten Bully snow plow in question weighs at least 6,500 kilograms.
Story edited 4.1. at 3:55 p.m.: Renner’s accident happened on Sunday, January 1, not on Monday, as the story originally stated.