Jeremy Renner has said he is excited for his new Disney+ show to air "as soon as I’m back on my feet".
The star shared a sneak peek of his show Rennervations, around a month after he was involved in a serious snow plough accident near his home.
Rennervations is an original four-part series that explores the actor’s passion to give back to communities around the world by reimagining unique purpose-built vehicles to meet the needs of communities.
Taking to Instagram, Jeremy wrote: "We are so very excited to share the #rennervation show with you all on @disneyplus coming very soon!
"As soon as I’m back on my feet, we are coming to YOU, all across the globe… I hope you’re ready!"
Meanwhile, Disney said: "Jeremy is a construction aficionado, and he is heavily invested in the highly creative fabricator culture that exists across the globe and hopes to change lives with these skills and inspire others to do the same."
Jeremy was taken to hospital in the new year after an incident took place near the Mount Rose Highway, which links Lake Tahoe and south Reno at the Nevada-California border in the US.
A recent police report showed that Renner was trying to stop his six-tonne snow plough from crashing into his nephew when he became trapped and crushed by the machine himself.
Since then, Jeremy has been keeping his fans updated with his recovery process, and previously thanked those who sent him messages of support.
He also revealed that he had broken more than 30 bones in the incident, but they would "grow stronger, just like the love and bond with family and friends deepens".
A 911 call from the scene of Jeremy's horror accident recently revealed he was crying out in pain, with his neighbour saying he had been "crushed" by a snow plough on New Year's Day.
Jeremy can be heard moaning in pain in the background of the desperate emergency call, as the neighbour explained his injuries, including damage to his ribs, chest and head.
The neighbour said Renner had lost "a lot of blood" in the accident.
He was then told to "lay still" while the emergency operator asked the neighbour questions.
