Keanu Reeves and being relatable, name a more iconic duo. The actor had a perfect (and brutally honest) response when asked about the possibility of a fifth film in the wildly successful John Wick franchise during a recent appearance on CBS Mornings.

Travis Kelce thanked Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker for keeping an extra gift in his back pocket on Christmas Day. Kelce, 35, took an unsportsmanlike penalty for his touchdown celebration on Wednesday, December 25, slamming the football through the goalpost as an homage to Tony Gonzalez, who Kelce had just surpassed on the Chiefs’

The national treasure and Sonic director Jeff Fowler spoke with CBS News about the hedgehog threequel, and the reporter made a quick detour to ask Reeves about his appearance in the John Wick spin-off Ballerina, and whether it means John Wick 5 is canon.

Keanu Reeves has cast uncertainty on his return for a potential John Wick sequel, citing concerns about the physical demands.

Keanu Reeves believes that he might not be able to do the upcoming John Wick sequel. It is not about the availability, but Reeves thinks that he might not be able to cope up the demands of the

Opening with a caveat that you can “never say never” in Hollywood, Keanu Reeves responded to questions about making another John Wick movie this week by saying he doesn’t feel like his body is up for it anymore. “My heart does,” Reeves told CBS News, “But my knees are saying right now, ‘You can’t do another John Wick. ”

Keanu Reeves has played the titular character of the John Wick franchise for four entries and fans have been wondering if he's going to come back for a fifth. Reeves, 60, recently appeared in an interview alongside director Jeff Fowler with CBS News on Wednesday,

While Keanu Reeves is open to John Wick 5, knee problems make it unlikely. He will, however, cameo in the spinoff, From the World of John Wick: Ballerina.