As one might imagine, appearing as a lead character in a "Star Wars" movie is likely going to involve a lot of physical exertion. If you're not being covered with makeup, sealed into a tin can, or crammed into a full-body fur suit, you're likely learning how to do backflips, swing swords, and engage in martial arts. There is no shortage of documentary footage of various "Star Wars" actors and stunt performers learning the elaborate and exhausting choreography for their respective films' action scenes. Some actors had to learn fight choreography and also wear elaborate makeup.
Rehearsal, then, is not just learning lines, running improv drills, and delving into the motivations of your character. A lot of it is just swinging green sticks and keeping your strength up. Some of the actors even bulk up, trying to look like mythic heroes with impeccable physiques. Know that action actors spend a...
Rehearsal, then, is not just learning lines, running improv drills, and delving into the motivations of your character. A lot of it is just swinging green sticks and keeping your strength up. Some of the actors even bulk up, trying to look like mythic heroes with impeccable physiques. Know that action actors spend a...
- 10/8/2023
- by Witney Seibold
- Slash Film
Jeremy Renner had a bumpy road to recovery after his near-fatal accident.
After being run over by a 7-ton snowplow in January, the actor suffered over 30 broken bones which left him in “excruciating” pain according to his chiropractic sports physician.
“I mean, it’s bad enough with one of those traumas. The fracture through his tibia was so severe that that alone … mentally you can’t deal with that much pain,” Christopher Vincent told People.
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“When you’ve got 30 of those, your body is just sending pain signals to your brain from every part of your body. You can’t override them,” he continued. “You’re mentally just trying to quiet them down. It’s happening 24 hours a day, so it’s not like he gets a reprieve when he’s sleeping.
After being run over by a 7-ton snowplow in January, the actor suffered over 30 broken bones which left him in “excruciating” pain according to his chiropractic sports physician.
“I mean, it’s bad enough with one of those traumas. The fracture through his tibia was so severe that that alone … mentally you can’t deal with that much pain,” Christopher Vincent told People.
Read More: Jeremy Renner Jokes About Learning To Drive His Snowplow ‘Better’ As He Plans On Keeping The Machine From His Accident
“When you’ve got 30 of those, your body is just sending pain signals to your brain from every part of your body. You can’t override them,” he continued. “You’re mentally just trying to quiet them down. It’s happening 24 hours a day, so it’s not like he gets a reprieve when he’s sleeping.
- 4/13/2023
- by Anita Tai
- ET Canada
Jeremy Renner has kept his fans in the loop through every step of his recovery process, from his initial hospital stay to literal steps (with the aid of a pretty cool anti-gravity machine) to his recent red carpet reemergence. And while Renner has been transparent with both his followers and the media, he has really only been able to offer one side of the ordeal. Now, Christopher Vincent, a chiropractic sports physician who worked closely with the actor, has detailed the pain he went through in a way that maybe even Renner couldn’t.
“I mean, it’s bad enough with one of those traumas,” said Vincent, citing the 30+ broken bones Renner suffered. “The fracture through his tibia was so severe that that alone…mentally you can’t deal with that much pain…When you’ve got 30 of those, your body is just sending pain signals to your brain from every part of your body.
“I mean, it’s bad enough with one of those traumas,” said Vincent, citing the 30+ broken bones Renner suffered. “The fracture through his tibia was so severe that that alone…mentally you can’t deal with that much pain…When you’ve got 30 of those, your body is just sending pain signals to your brain from every part of your body.
- 4/13/2023
- by Mathew Plale
- JoBlo.com
Jeremy Renner’s trainer, Christopher Vincent, opened up for the first time to People magazine about the actor’s physical therapy following his snow plow accident in January. The incident left the “Hawkeye” actor hospitalized with blunt chest trauma, orthopedic injuries and over 30 broken bones in his body. Nearly three months later, Renner walked the red carpet with a cane at the world premiere of his Disney+ series “Rennervations.”
“He’s an extremely unique and rare person. I’ve worked with hundreds and thousands of athletes, celebrities, regular people, and it’s really a special personality that has that drive and determination,” Vincent said. “[He will] get through it to where you are back stronger than you were before the accident.”
Vincent is a chiropractic sports physician and trainer who Renner has been working with since 2011. As expected, Vincent said that Renner’s pain in the first weeks after the accident was “excruciating.
“He’s an extremely unique and rare person. I’ve worked with hundreds and thousands of athletes, celebrities, regular people, and it’s really a special personality that has that drive and determination,” Vincent said. “[He will] get through it to where you are back stronger than you were before the accident.”
Vincent is a chiropractic sports physician and trainer who Renner has been working with since 2011. As expected, Vincent said that Renner’s pain in the first weeks after the accident was “excruciating.
- 4/13/2023
- by Zack Sharf
- Variety Film + TV
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