Jeremy Renner uses cane on first red carpet since snowplough injury
Jeremy Renner uses cane on first red carpet since snowplough injury
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Jeremy Renner used a cane as he attended his first red carpet event since his serious snowplough incident earlier this year. The US actor, 52, appeared in-person at the premiere of his new Disney+ show Rennervations in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
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