Stunning video shows how hard Keanu Reeves trained for one of the best scenes

Stunning video shows how hard Keanu Reeves trained for one

John Wick (Keanu Reeves) kills his enemies with bullets, cars or a pencil. In one of the most impressive John Wick: Chapter 4 sequences, the nunchaku (also: the nunchucks) join them, a kind of Asian flail. A video of the preparation for shooting now reveals with how much physical effort Reeves made the iconic scene possible.

Keanu Reeves trains on John Wick 4 scene with incredible precision

In the film, Wick defends himself with the nunchaku from various opponents who attack the Continental Hotel in Osaka. Author and actor Todd Spence just published a video on Twitter, documenting the training for the scene.

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I would like to note that the guy is 58 and wears jeans“, comments Spence. Indeed, Reeves’ body control is impressive. The nunchaku is considered a difficult weapon to master, even among experienced martial artists, with which the user can quickly injure himself.

Reeves is known among fans and colleagues alike for preparing for his roles with physical dedication. And even at the age of 58, this is sorely needed. After all, in John Wick 4 he kills as many opponents as never before in a row.

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