Behind The Scenes Of Keanu Reeves' Stunts

There are two things the internet really loves - cats doing funny things and Thomas A. “Mr.” Anderson himself. The actor has not only made a name for himself as a Hollywood superstar, but a laid back, kind and humble person who is meant to be an absolute joy to work with. But there is a second side to the actor as well - a constant perfectionist who loves to throw himself in the deep end and perform some high stakes, high action scenes all for himself.

In this video, we will take a look at this second side of the actor and how he manages to pull off some of the most insane action scenes in his biggest movies for real. We will look at his intense and grueling bootcamp that he underwent to get ready for John Wick, the amount of time and work spent on wires while suffering a severe neck injury during the filming of The Matrix, how he practiced for one of the biggest scenes in Speed in secret off and on set until he was ready to convince the director he could do it himself, a stunt that involved broken ribs on Point Break and his most dangerous one of all which involved 1,000 cats….So, get ready to fall in love with the man, the myth and the legend all over again as we take a look at one of the kindest and most affable celebrities in Hollywood doing what he does best - kicking ass!

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:28 John Wick Series
3:47 The Matrix Movies
6:34 Speed & Point Break

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Written by: Aiden M
Narrated by: Justin Freitas @JustinFreitasVO
Edited by: Guillermo A

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