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Jeremy Renner calls himself “a lucky man” after surviving a terrifying snow plow accident in the first teaser for his upcoming sit down interview with Diane Sawyer.

Jeremy Renner is speaking out publicly for the first time about the accident that almost took his life. On Wednesday, ABC News released a promo for a sit-down interview between the Marvel star and Diane Sawyer where he opens up about the snowcat accident that left him in critical condition on New Year's Day.During the interview, Renner, dressed casually in shorts and a T-shirt, is asked if he remembers the pain from the accident. «Oh all of it,» the 52-year-old actor says. «I was awake through every moment.»Renner talks about his will to «survive» and how he would «do it again» because he was saving his nephew, Alexander Fries, who also sits down with Sawyer for an emotional interview.During the interview, Renner breaks down in tears when Sawyer mentions that he told his family, «I'm sorry,» in sign language while in the hospital.Renner's nephew also cries as he talks about the accident.

Jeremy Renner is sitting down for his first interview since his terrible accident that happened early this year.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Jeremy Renner will sit down with Diane Sawyer for his first television interview since the critical snow plow accident that nearly cost him his life. The ABC News special, titled “Jeremy Renner: The Diane Sawyer Interview – A Story of Terror, Survival and Triumph,” will air in April ahead of the world premiere of Renner’s new Disney+ series “Rennervations,” which will serve as the actor’s first public press appearance since the accident. “All of it,” Renner tells Sawyer when asked how much of the pain he remembers. “I was awake through every moment.” Renner was hospitalized for blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries at the start of January after his Sno-Cat, a large snow plow that weighs at least 14,330 pounds, ran him over. The actor was trying to help his nephew out of the snow near his home in Lake Tahoe when the Sno-Cat crushed him.

A certified whirlwind. Lisa Marie Presley and Nicolas Cage were married for less than six months before calling it quits — but their relationship still draws attention.

ABC News will pay tribute to legendary journalist Barbara Walters in two specials over this holiday weekend – Our Barbara: A Special Edition of 20/20 on ABC and The View Honors Barbara Walters on ABC News Live.

Read all about it! Matthew Perry, Jennette McCurdy and more stars didn’t hold back in their debut memoirs this year.

, the cast and crew of the beloved holiday romantic comedy revealed that the late Alan Rickman was enraged by his scene with Rowan Atkinson. Love Actually director Richard Curtis revisited the iconic scene that finds Rickman’s Harry sneaking away from , at the mall to purchase a gold necklace for Mia (Heike Makatsch), an attractive younger woman who works at his office. While at the register, he has to deal with Atkinson’s eccentric clerk, Rufus, who promises to have Harry’s gift wrapped “in the flashiest of flashes,” but takes a comically long time adding unnecessary flourishes like a gold ribbon, flower buds, lavender, a cinnamon stick, and a sprig of holly. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.While the scene is a comedic showcase for Atkinson, Rickman apparently didn’t find it all that funny at the time.

20 years after their beloved pre-pubescent romance stole the show in the iconic romantic comedy Love Actually, Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Olivia Olson look back on their experiences.Brodie-Sangster, 32, and Olson, 30, made their feature film debuts in the 2003 film as the lovestruck Sam and his American crush Joanna.They both spoke with Diane Sawyer for the new special The Laughter & Secrets of Love Actually: 20 Years Later -- A Diane Sawyer Special, which aired Tuesday evening on ABC, reflecting on their first major roles. Looking back: 20 years after their beloved pre-pubescent romance stole the show in the iconic romantic comedy Love Actually, Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Olivia Olson look back on their experiences Debuts: Brodie-Sangster, 32, and Olson, 30, made their feature film debuts in the 2003 film as the lovestruck Sam and his American crush Joanna Reflecting: They both spoke with Diane Sawyer for the new special The Laughter & Secrets of Love Actually: 20 Years Later -- A Diane Sawyer Special, which aired Tuesday evening on ABC, reflecting on their first major rolesBrodie-Sangster told Sawyer that he, 'couldn't even believe it had been 20 years' since the movie came out.'I watched it for the first time this past Christmas since the premiere.

Emma Thompson and Hugh Grant shared their rough first impressions of Love Actually during a 20th anniversary special on Tuesday celebrating the 2003 film.The 63-year-old British actress during the ABC special The Laughter & Secrets of Love Actually: 20 Years Later hosted by Diane Sawyer, 76, was asked if she remembered what she thought when she saw the romantic comedy directed by Richard Curtis, 66, for the first time.'I do. I just sat there watching, thinking, 'God, this is, uh, it's quite kind of out there, isn't it?' And then Hugh came up behind me as we were walking out of the theater and says, 'Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that the most psychotic thing we've ever been in?',' Thompson said laughing at the memory.

ABC aired its Diane Sawyer special The Laughter & Secrets of Love Actually: 20 Years Later on Tuesday, which featured an impromptu interruption by the police.Sawyer, 76, traveled to filming locations of the 2003 rom-com Love Actually in Brooklyn and London, to chat with the cast and writer-director Richard Curtis.During one of her stops in London, she chatted with Thomas Brodie-Sangster, 32, when their interview was cut short with an 'abrupt' visit by the police. Interruption: ABC aired its Diane Sawyer special The Laughter & Secrets of Love Actually: 20 Years Later on Tuesday, which featured an impromptu interruption by the police Abrupt: During one of her stops in London, she chatted with Thomas Brodie-Sangster, 32, when their interview was cut short with an 'abrupt' visit by the policeSawyer and Brodie-Sangster were sitting on the same London bench where he filmed an iconic scene with his on-screen stepfather Daniel (Liam Neeson).During their chat, a crew member approaches and tells them they have to leave because they, 'don't have the proper permit and they're going to arrest us.' Brodie-Sangster called the interruption, 'abrupt,' while Sawyer responded with a joke.

arrives. There's a lot to uncover in the final season, but with nine episodes premiering this Friday, and another seven coming early next year, at least it won't feel rushed. The first episode ends on a cliffhanger (or a stomach drop) that I think you'll all relate to and kind of dictates where the first half of the season goes.

One of the most remembered scenes from Love Actually is Hugh Grant’s dance scene. Although many remember this sequence with nostalgia, Grant recently recalled it was quite “excruciating” for him.

They may have been romantic love interests in Serving Sara, but Elizabeth Hurley was not feeling the love when working with Matthew Perry amid his years-long addiction battle.

Matthew Perry spent years clueless he was an alcoholic. The ‘Friends’ actor, 53, said he didn’t class himself as having a booze problem despite the fact he started drinking every day from the age of 18. He said on Good Morning America on Monday (31.

Matthew Perry says his road to addiction began in his early teens when he drank an 'entire bottle' of wine.The 53-year-old Friends actor, chatting with Diane Sawyer of ABC News on Friday, said that he 'had never drank before' prior to the experience at 14, which impacted him tremendously.'I lay in the grass and was in heaven,' said Perry, who is promoting his new memoir Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing, which details his battle with addiction. 'I thought to myself, "This must be the way normal people feel all the time."' The latest: Matthew Perry, 53, says his road to addiction began in his early teens when he drank an 'entire bottle' of wine. The Friends actor, chatting with Diane Sawyer of ABC News on Friday, said that he 'had never drank before' prior to the experience at 14, which impacted him tremendously The Williamstown, Massachusetts native added: 'By the time I was 18, I was drinking every day.'Perry, who played Chandler Bing on the NBC smash hit, told Sawyer that he began taking prescription pain medication in 1997 after a jet ski accident while he was filming the movie Fools Rush In.

Valerie Bertinelli is cringing.On Wednesday the actress was seen making faces on TikTik as she said she was 'mortified' about how she 'misbehaved' in the 1990s.The author was referring to how Matthew Perry claimed he made out with her when her husband Eddie Van Halen was passed out. Bertinelli and Perry were working together on the TV show Sydney.The claim was made in his upcoming memoir Friends, Lovers, And The Big Terrible Thing.

Matthew Perry has revealed he nearly missed taking part in the Friends reunion episode. In a taping for Nightline to promote his new memoir, Friends, Lovers and The Big Terrible Thing, the actor, 53, revealed he had undergone emergency dental surgery a few days before the taping that made his 'mouth feel like fire.'The West Wing actor's top teeth fell out after he bit into a piece of peanut butter toast. Near miss:  Matthew Perry revealed he nearly missed the Friends reunion taping due to complications from emergency dental surgery saying his 'mouth feel like fire'He carried them in a baggy to the dentist for emergency surgery.   The star who played Chandler Bing for 10 seasons decided to rally, telling Diane Sawyer, 76.

World Series Game 1 is in the books, a 6-5 win for the Philadelphia Phillies over the Houston Astros on Friday night. Game 2 is tonight, starting at 5 PM Pacific time.

Friends fans were excited to watch the entire cast reunite for its televised special last year — but Matthew Perry’s health nearly caused him to miss the taping.

Matthew Perry was brought to the verge of tears while watching an old clip of himself on Friends, emaciated because of his drug addiction.Perry, 53, has laid bare his battle with substance abuse in his upcoming memoir, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing, out November 1.In the book he noted that fans could tell which drug he was on based on his physical size onscreen: 'When I'm carrying weight, it's alcohol; when I'm skinny, it's pills; when I have a goatee, it's lots of pills.'Now in a new interview for ABC News, Diane Sawyer showed him a snippet of footage of him looking 'painfully thin' on a Friends episode from 1997 - the year he first plunged into Vicodin addiction while recovering from a jet ski accident.'It's very hard to watch that,' he said, barely able to get the words out: 'because in this weird way I feel sorry for that guy, 'cause that's a guy that's out of control.' Tough: Matthew Perry was brought to the verge of tears while watching an old clip of himself on Friends, emaciated because of his drug addictionChoking up, he continued: 'I didn't know what was going on with me. I weighed 155lbs on my way to 128lbs.