Stephen King calls Jeremy Renner a 'badass' for his return to Mayor of Kingstown.
The"King of Horror" Stephen King is heaping praise down on Jeremy Renner for overcoming his snowplow accident and returning to Mayor of Kingstown. The legendary author is known for his horror adaptations Carrie, The Shining, and It spent the Fourth of July holiday taking in some TV, which took him to the Paramount+ streaming service. One of the original series on Paramount+ is Mayor of Kingstown, a crime thriller starring Hawkeye actor Jeremy Renner .
He then praised Jeremy Renner's character, Mike McLusky, who is the de facto"mayor" of the Michigan town where the McLusky family helps to mediate disputes between the police, gangs, and prisoners.
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