The Matrix actor appeared on a Talk Show and gave a surprising answer when asked what happens after we die.
Keanu Reeves is known as one of the most likable actors in Hollywood. Countless are the stories of Reeves being a generally good guy. There's even an entire page called "Keanu Being Awesome," with 200,000 subscribers, dedicated to collecting instances of the actor being a good person.
The actor is promoting the new film in which he stars, "John Wick: Chapter 3." This led the Matrix star to appear on Stephen Colbert's talk show. There, the presenter asked him a dense question that went viral.
After talking about the new film in the John Wick saga, Colbert asked the actor, out of nowhere, “What do you think happens when we die, Keanu Reeves?” The sudden question drew laughter from the audience, but Reeves was left thinking.
After briefly reflecting, the actor who gave life to Neo said "I know those who love us will miss us." That response moved the audience and drew applause, while Stephen Colbert simply said "wow" and shook the actor's hand.
Keanu Reeves, born on September 2, 1964, in Beirut, Lebanon, is a Canadian actor, producer, and musician. With a career spanning several decades, Reeves has become an enduring figure in Hollywood known for his versatility, humility, and genuine personality.
Raised in Toronto, Canada, Reeves's early life was marked by both personal challenges and artistic exploration. He developed an early interest in acting, and his breakthrough came in the late 1980s with roles in films like "River's Edge" and "Dangerous Liaisons." However, it was his portrayal of Ted in the cult classic "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" (1989) that propelled him to mainstream recognition.
The 1990s solidified Keanu Reeves as a leading action star, thanks to iconic roles in films like "Speed" (1994) and "The Matrix" trilogy (1999-2003), where he portrayed the iconic character Neo. His dedication to performing many of his stunts and the success of "The Matrix" elevated Reeves to international stardom.
