Keanu Reeves looked right at home during the Comic-con panels for Bill and Ted and Constantine — and not only because he, literally, was involved from the comfort of your own place. The actor took a trip down memory lane during the Comic-con@Home Saturday as it was recalled in the video chat with the brain behind two of their most popular projects and gave congratulations to the casts and crews who worked with him. He appeared uninhibited and in their element as he heaped the praises to other people, that reminds us why we love this healthy, modest star a lot.
Reeves first sat down with director Francis Lawrence and producer Akiva Goldsman talk about Constantinethe trio’s 2005 cult classic. He recalled the struggle of the film in Los Angeles, working with Tilda Swinton and Rachel Weisz, and the gift-wrap that gave Lawrence: an exact replica of the bronze holy shotgun of his character uses in the film. His reaction when Lawrence broke again? Does not have price.
love #KeanuReevesthe reaction when Francis Lawrence reveals that he has the holy shotgun #Constantine in the room@Comic_Con @ Home panel pic.twitter.com/37BFGPwOtP
— Steven Weintraub (@colliderfrosty) July 25, 2020
Later in the day, Reeves rode a big call with the cast of Bill & Ted Face the Music, where he reflected on his relationship with costar Alex Winter (the Bill for Ted). “I can’t feel or laugh or do something like the way in which the work on the Bill And Ted and what about working with Alex,” he said. “That doesn’t exist anywhere else in the world for me.” Where Reeves goes, clearly establishes meaningful relationships along the way. That is one of the many reasons why we crossed our fingers for a Zoom in of the date with him — but these interviews are a good consolation prize. Check out the panels in its entirety below.
