December 27, 2024

An accident leaves Marvel’s Hawkeye in a critical condition

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An accident leaves Marvel’s Hawkeye in a critical condition

Actor Jeremy Renner, who plays Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has been involved in an accident in the snow in the US and is in “critical but stable” condition.

The information was revealed by Deadline, who contacted a representative for the artist, who is 52, the following seventh day.

The accident occurred yesterday morning in Reno, Nevada, which is famous for its snowy mountains. The actor did not specify what happened, saying only that Jeremy Renner had a “weather-related accident while shoveling snow.”

He had to be taken to hospital by helicopter and is now “receiving excellent care” with his family, according to the post.

A local police representative gave details of the rescue to The Hollywood Reporter: “Upon arrival at the scene, officers cooperated with firefighters and paramedics to arrange for medical transportation of Mr. Jeremy Renner by helicopter to an area hospital. The only party involved.”

The police are investigating the circumstances of the accident. Jeremy Renner owns a mansion in the Reno Mountains—at the end of the year, the area experienced a snowstorm that left 35,000 homes without power. in the United States , Cold front in the past few weeks It left more than 60 dead.

Renner is best known for his role as Clint Barton, the superhero Hawkeye, in several Marvel films and in the Disney+ miniseries he recently starred in. He was twice nominated for Academy Awards for “Hurricane” as Best Actor in 2010 and “Dangerous Attraction” as Best Supporting Actor in 2011.

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Snow hazards

Recently, Renner posted an article on social media about severe weather conditions in the Lake Tahoe area, which borders California and Nevada, a world-famous ski destination.

On Dec. 13, Renner tweeted a photo of a car buried in snow: “Blizzard on Lake Tahoe is no joke.”

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