Keanu Reeves Drаmаticаlly Rеcounts Brеаking His Knееcаp During Comеdy Filming

Keanu Reeves provided a drаmаtic reenactment of how he broke his kneecap while filming during his appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Monday.

Keanu Reeves provided a dramatic recreation of how he broke his kneecap while filming on Monday during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

The 59-year-old actor was asked by Stephen Colbert, 60, about the incident, given his reputation for playing action characters like Neo and John Wick.

The 59-year-old actor was asked by Stephen, 60, how the man known for playing Neo and John Wick injured his left knee and he showed how it happened

‘What happened? Who got to you?’ Stephen inquired.Keanu stood up and walked in front of Stephen's desk to demonstrate how he fell and his knee failed him

‘No one got to me,’ Keanu humorously replied in a tough guy voice. ‘Accidеnt got to me.’

After a cold plunge, Keanu said he was doing the 'cold shuffle' when he went down

Keanu explained he was filming a scene for the upcoming comedy “Good Fortune” with Aziz Ansari and Seth Rogen. After a cold plunge, he was doing the ‘cold shuffle’ when his foot got caught in a pocket of the protective carpet, causing him to fall.

'And I spiked. Like, spiked,' Keanu said as he showed his knee moving down

Keanu stood up and walked in front of Stephen’s desk to demonstrate how he fell, explaining how his knee spiked into the ground, resulting in a cracked patella.

Keanu was on the CBS talk show to promote his new book that he co-authored with China Miéville, 51, titled The Book of Elsewhere

‘Comedy is hard, man,’ Keanu quipped.

Stephen clarified that this was not an action film. Keanu confirmed it was a comedy and joked, ‘Welcome to my life.’

Keanu was on the CBS talk show to promote his new book, “The Book of Elsewhere,” co-authored with China Miéville. He also updated the audience on the progress of the Constantine project, mentioning that a writer had been hired.