Keanu Reeves reveals serious injury he suffered recently while filming latest movie
Keanu Reeves is widely admired and known for his positive demeanor, making any personal misfortune involving him a matter of concern for many.
Recently, during his appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the 59-year-old actor shared an unfortunate incident that occurred while filming his latest project, Good Fortune.
Reeves, recognized for his roles in action films like The Matrix and John Wick, recounted a mishap that led to a broken kneecap.
He humorously described the incident, revealing that it happened not during a high-stakes stunt but while walking into a dressing room after a cold plunge scene with co-stars Aziz Ansari and Seth Rogen.
When Colbert inquired about the incident, Reeves replied in a tough-guy tone, "No one got to me; accident got to me."
He further explained that while doing the “cold shuffle,” his foot became caught in a carpet pocket, leading to a knee injury.
Reeves demonstrated how his knee buckled and humorously compared the sound of his patella cracking to a potato chip.
Colbert and Reeves exchanged jokes about the nature of the film, with Reeves clarifying that despite the mishap, the project is a comedy, not an action film.
Earlier this year, Keanu was seen filming on crutches with an ice pack on his knee. Good Fortune, which marks Aziz Ansari’s directorial debut, also features Sandra Oh and Keke Palmer.
