Jeremy Renner issued a response after a report in which a director accused him of harassment and threats of calling ICE.

Jeremy Renner is denying director Yi Zhou’s claims that he threatened to call ICE on her after their alleged romantic relationship soured — or that he sent her “unwanted” images of himself to get her attention.

Jeremy Renner's attorney strongly denies filmmaker Yi Zhou's harassment allegations, calling the claims completely false and defamatory in new statement.

Jeremy Renner has responded to the allegations that he once threatened to call ICE on his Chinese film partner, Yi Zhou. “The allegations being made are totally inaccurate and untrue,” the Marvel star’s rep told Page Six in a statement on Friday.

Chinese filmmaker Yi Zhou accused actor Jeremy Renner Wednesday of sending her unsolicited porn and threatening to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) when she confronted him. Zhou made the bombshell allegations public in a lengthy Instagram post shared Nov.

Zhou, 37, went public with her claims against the actor on Monday, telling her Instagram followers that Renner initially started contacting her in June with “personal and intimate photographs of himself.

Chinese filmmaker Yi Zhou accused collaborator Jeremy Renner of sexual misconduct, which his rep denied as "untrue."

Marvel actor Jeremy Renner’s ex-lover and filmmaking partner Yi Zhou is making new claims about his alleged misbehavior towards her—and says “another victim” is set to come forward. Zhou, 37, wrote in a new post that Renner ruined her “Disney fairytale” when he sent her “unwanted/unsolicited pornographic images of himself.