Actor Keanu Reeves, known for his roles in “The Matrix” and other popular films, is currently working on a book and has been reflecting on his own mortality. In an interview with BBC News, Reeves, who is 59 years old, admitted that he thinks about death often, but sees it as a positive reminder to appreciate life and relationships.
Reeves’ upcoming novel, “The Book of Elsewhere,” is a collaboration with British science fiction author China Miéville and is based on Reeves’ BRZRKR comic book series. The story follows an immortal warrior who longs for death. In addition to the book, there are plans for a Netflix adaptation and anime series based on the comics.
The actor expressed his love for storytelling and the creative process, emphasizing the importance of creating and sharing stories that resonate with people. Fans have noted the thematic similarities between BRZRKR and Reeves’ own life, with the actor acknowledging that the comic was influenced by his action film roles and the comfort that building new worlds can bring.
Recently, Reeves reunited with Sandra Bullock to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their film “Speed” and discussed the possibility of working together again. Both actors joked about their age and speculated about what their next project might entail, with Bullock suggesting they might need wheelchairs or scooters for their next on-screen collaboration.
Overall, Reeves’ reflections on mortality, creative pursuits, and potential future projects with Bullock highlight his dedication to storytelling and his willingness to explore new avenues in his career. As he continues to work on his book and other projects, fans can expect to see more of Reeves’ unique storytelling vision come to life in the near future.