John Wick Deleted Scenes That Could Have Changed Everything

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John Wick has become one of the most talked about and beloved action films in recent memory. Part of that is thanks to a great performance by Keanu Reeves, another is thanks to it’s jaw dropping action set pieces and world building. For all the intrigue and mystery around the world that John operates in, there is more to uncover thanks to these deleted scenes. John Wick is a man that gets things done, so there aren't as many deleted scenes as you might imagine. But what is there is enough to catch one’s interest, especially when you consider his pit stop in Rome.

What’s in Rome you might be asking? Well, during the events of Chapter 2, John actually makes a stop to the Vatican and we learn that the Pope, of all people, is part of the secret world that John Wick operates in. What’s more is that the nuns are totally in on it too! This is honestly, bonkers and we can understand why this was ultimately cut-it would have likely ruffled some feathers, but c’mon, how cool is that?

Some of these deleted scenes weren’t even filmed, which we know thanks to Mark Dacascos’s comments about some of this scenes from Parabellum. He was to have a scene he promised was very cool-perhaps we’ll learn more about it in John Wick 4? From there, it’s a confrontation between the hilariously named Santanio D’Antonio and John Lugiziamo’s Aurelio. The Italian villain of Chapter 2 is on the hunt for John and uses his friends and connections to try and hunt him down.

From there, it’s more Ian McShane, which let’s be honest-is never a bad thing. Winston is one of our favorite characters in the John Wick universe and any additional scenes with him is most welcome. An alternate ending is also available from John Wick Chapter 2 and we’re curious what you think of this version. Finally, we have our only deleted scene from the original film, which showcases that even a man like John Wick, with his particular set of skills, has quite the meditative hobby.

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