Jeremy Renner Returns to Filming 'Mayor of Kingstown' After Severe Accident

Despite ongoing recovery and challenging filming conditions, Renner expresses mixed emotions about his return to work.

Jeremy Renner has returned to work on the Paramount drama, Mayor of Kingstown, a year after a severe snowplow accident that left him with multiple injuries.
Renner's injuries included over 30 broken bones, a rib cage rebuilt with metal, plates inserted along his eye socket, titanium rods in one leg, and his jaw held together by rubber bands and screws.
Despite his excitement to return to work, Renner has expressed nervousness due to diminished lower body strength and the arduous filming conditions, which often require 14-18 hours in freezing cold outdoor settings.
Renner has been open about his recovery process on social media, expressing a mix of emotions from gratitude to fear.
The third season of Mayor of Kingstown is currently being filmed, but release details have yet to be announced.