Keanu Reeves sustained a knee injury while filming the new movie “Good Fortune,” directed by Aziz Ansari. Reeves tripped on a rug on set and fractured his kneecap, but continued to film despite the pain. Ansari praised Reeves for being a trooper and continuing to work through his injury, except for scenes involving salsa dancing which will be completed once his knee has healed. Reeves is known for doing his own stunts in action films and has never had to go to the hospital for his heroics before.

Despite his injury, Reeves completed most of his scenes for “Good Fortune,” a movie about the gig economy in Los Angeles. The film also stars Ansari, Keke Palmer, Sandra Oh, and Seth Rogen, although the plot has been mostly kept under wraps. The movie features Reeves as an angel named Gabriel who helps Ansari’s character switch lives with a wealthy man. No release date has been announced for the film, but CinemaCon attendees were able to catch a glimpse of some footage from the movie.

In other news, Warner Bros. has announced a fifth installment in the “Matrix” franchise. The movie will not be directed by Lana and Lily Wachowski, who helmed the original films, and it’s uncertain whether Keanu Reeves will reprise his role. Reeves has starred in iconic roles such as Neo in “The Matrix” and John Wick in action films, where he is known for doing many of his own stunts. During the production of “Good Fortune,” Reeves showed his dedication to the project by continuing to film despite his knee injury.

Ansari revealed the details of Reeves’ injury while speaking at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. The actor sustained the injury early on during filming after tripping on a rug, but was determined to soldier on and complete his scenes. Ansari praised Reeves for his commitment to the project and his willingness to push through the pain. Despite the setback, Reeves remained focused on delivering a stellar performance in “Good Fortune,” showcasing his professionalism and dedication to his craft.

Reeves has a reputation for being a versatile and dedicated actor, known for his commitment to his roles and willingness to perform his own stunts. His injury on the set of “Good Fortune” highlights his resilience and determination to see a project through to the end. As a beloved actor in Hollywood, Reeves’ fans will undoubtedly be eager to see his upcoming projects, including the release of “Good Fortune” and potential involvement in the new “Matrix” installment.

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