Keanu Reeves shares a disappointing update on a potential John Wick 5, which was announced shortly after the success of John Wick: Chapter 4.

I love an actor who speaks with clarity. Keanu Reeves has plenty of badass characters on his resume, but there’s one that arguably towers above the rest – John Wick. It’s not hard to make that assertion,

Keanu Reeves has insisted a fifth John Wick movie is unlikely to happen. The 60-year-old actor had played the assassin from the eponymous 2014 film until the character’s passing in 2023’s John Wick: Chapter 4,

Keanu Reeves might be considered one of the nicest guys in Hollywood, but that still doesn't stop the world from wanting to see him wipe out droves of daring henchmen who actually think, "Sure, I can take on John Wick.

Keanu Reeves may be one of the most beloved actors in Hollywood, but even that may won’t be enough to bring John Wick back from the dead. Fans are still clinging to hope that the legendary assassin will make another miraculous comeback after the events of John Wick: Chapter 4 .

Keanu Reeves hints at a slim chance of another John Wick film due to the character's death in Chapter 4. The ending of John Wick Chapter 4 left fans uncertain about the character's fate, fueling the desire for more films. John Wick's iconic status and potential storylines make fans hopeful for John Wick 5 despite Reeves' doubts.

Reeves, as John Wick, will appear in the flesh in the upcoming spinoff movie, Ballerina, which stars Ana de Armas in the titular role as a Wick-esque assassin. Presumably, the meeting between Wick and Eve (de Armas) will take place before the events of John Wick 4.

The character of John Wick may be dead but that doesn’t mean he won’t live again, Keanu Reeves jokes. The actor who portrayed the character in four films, concluding with 2023’s John Wick: Chapter 4,

Keanu Reeves has stressed a fifth 'John Wick' movie won't be made because "the character's dead".