He is enthusiastic about public welfare and hides his fame and achievements:

In 1991, Keanu’s dependent sister was diagnosed with leukemia before he became popular. He spent 10 years looking for ways to raise money. Cure's sister slept on the floor of a friend's house until the filming of "Speed". After his sister recovered, Keanu privately established a foundation to fund cancer research but never publicized it.

"I don't like to add my name to it. I just want the foundation to do what it should do." Keanu said

Be generous and treat others equally:

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When filming "The Matrix", the crew revealed that Keanu was the only actor they had ever seen who would carefully remember the names of every staff member, greet everyone, and chat with everyone on an equal footing.

He even bought Harley-Davidson motorcycles as Christmas gifts for everyone on the film’s special effects team to thank them for their hard work. A $20,000 Christmas fund was also given to a prop master whose family was in financial difficulties to help his family have a successful Christmas.

Not a big name:

After filming "God's Daughter", Keanu held a wrapping party. When he entered, no one noticed him in the crowd, and he was not angry about it. He just stood in the crowd in the rain for more than 20 minutes, queuing silently, even though it was his own party.

That night, he also picked up and returned a guest's credit card.

Down-to-earth and super nice:

Keanu is a frequent visitor to the subway. Not only does he not wear sunglasses or a mask, he will also give up his seat to passengers who need it.

In March this year, he took a plane to Los Angeles, but the plane encountered mechanical problems and temporarily landed in Bakersfield. After getting off the plane, Keanu left with a large group of economy class passengers in a minivan provided by the airport. The big star also played music and told stories to everyone throughout the process, so that the passengers who were forced to change their itinerary would not be so upset.

Taking the initiative to cut his salary to subsidize others:

In addition to rarely using a substitute to complete his own scenes in movies, Keanu Reeves has taken the initiative to cut his salary in many movies. , allowing the crew to use their money in more places.

When filming "The Devil's Advocate", he lowered his salary by $2 million so that the crew could afford another starring role, Al Pacino.

When filming "The Matrix" Parts 2 and 3, he gave up approximately US$34 million to US$75 million, allowing the crew to use the money to subsidize makeup artists and special effects teams. Keanu considers them to be the most important people in this movie.

Fan-loving fanatic:

Writer James Dator worked in a Sydney cinema when he was young. When he was 16 years old, he saw the big star Keanu and was so excited that he wanted to sign his autograph, but he was too embarrassed to interrupt. , Keanu didn’t say anything until after he bought the ticket. When he was feeling crazy regrets, someone knocked on the door of his ticket booth. When he opened the door, it was Keanu Reeves himself, holding a signed ice cream ticket.

"I think you might want my autograph"

In fact, after Keanu realized that he wanted an autograph, he went to buy it for himself and ate it in order to find paper. ice cream. And personally delivered the signed receipt. Then what? Then Keanu calmly went to watch the movie~

An excellent answer to the rumors about homosexuality:

For a while, there were rumors in the media that Keanu Reeves was gay and had an affair with him. Closet business magnate David Geffen secretly marries.

In the face of rumors, Keanu calmly clarified and responded to reporters:

"I was flattered. Some people said that David and I were married. I was quite surprised. . It’s not that people think I’m gay, it’s that you think I can be with such a sexy man.

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