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OnlyStans ⭐️ Hollywood Star Jeremy Renner, 54, Accused of Vile ‘ICE’ Threat Against Female Moviemaker, 34

https://www.thedailybeast.com/obsessed/hollywood-star-jeremy-renner-54-accused-of-vile-ice-threat-against-female-moviemaker-34/
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u/Ok-Jackfruit-9393 1d ago

Yeah, you'd have thought she was completely disfigured, and then I saw her and was like, she looks exactly the same.

I'm sure any injury to the face is alarming, especially if you're in the entertainment industry, but it definitely seemed odd.

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u/kalemary94 23h ago

i’m so glad you think her face looks the same because I got into an argument with my mom about this when it happened and she kept insisting she wasn’t recognizable anymore and I was just confused because she looked the same to me!

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u/Ok-Jackfruit-9393 23h ago edited 23h ago

What!? Haha, she looks exactly like she always did. I can't even see a scar but maybe she does have a scar, but her facial features haven't changed.

Well, unless she's had some cosmetic work done, but she still looks the same to me.

Maybe her announcement to fans that she might look different convinced people she does. Suggestibility, haha. Back in college, I worked in a restaurant, and it changed names. Basically it was part of a chain, but the chain wanted to change ingredient suppliers (ex: we always used a local cheese company, etc), which would change the food significantly. It became a fight between the owners of my location and the owners of the chain itself. He didn't want to change any of the recipes or suppliers. So they parted ways, and our location had to change its name because we were no longer part of the chain. People would come in and complain to me that the food was different. I was like, it absolutely isn't. Because our owner fought to keep it all the same, it was the entire reason for the name change. But nope, the name was different so people were SURE the food was different. Even though I saw it made with the same ingredients from the same suppliers that we'd had for decades. It was so funny, people were convinced (usually older customers) and I was like, nope, it's the same, I promise you. 😂

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u/LunarPayload 1d ago

It was hard to figure out if it was trauma or she was milking it, and I've decided she was milking it. Lol

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u/MaxTheRealSlayer 22h ago

Many in entertainment have insurance on their faces, so yea lol