After a harrowing snowplow accident that left him with 30 broken bones, actor Jeremy Renner seems to be grappling with mixed emotions about fully resuming his acting career. Specifically, he has expressed uncertainty about returning to shooting the upcoming season 3 of the popular series "Mayor of Kingstown."

In a recent interview, Renner candidly admitted, "I don't know if I'm looking forward to it." He shared that he is taking things step by step and cautiously moving forward. "That's one foot in front of the other. Then you're walking," he said.

Although Renner acknowledges his excitement about the character and the people involved in the show, he confessed to feeling hesitant and lacking confidence in his work. He emphasized the need for rhythm to reignite his enthusiasm and find comfort on set, but he remains uncertain about fully regaining his previous level of confidence.

In addition to the mental obstacles Renner faces, he revealed that he is still in the process of recovering physically. He shared his fear of slipping and falling, as he has not yet regained all the lower body strength he had before the accident. These concerns add to the overall uncertainty surrounding his return to acting.

Regardless of his reservations, Renner affirmed his excitement about the shooting of "Mayor of Kingstown." He stated, "I think I'm excited when I'm there and I get in a rhythm there." He also expressed enthusiasm for the character and the storyline, emphasizing his passion for the project and the people involved.

As fans await the release of season 3, the award-winning actor's tentative stance raises questions about his future in the acting industry. Renner's journey to regain confidence and physical strength will undoubtedly play a significant role as he navigates this pivotal turning point in his career.

With the support and understanding of his fans and colleagues, Jeremy Renner continues to explore his path forward, balancing his eagerness for his craft with the caution required during recovery.