Keanu Reeves has been one of the fans’ favorite celebrities for a very long time. The 57-year-old actor has been adored and loved by his fans all over the world. He is known for his ground-to-earth nature and his humbleness. The actor has melted our hearts on numerous occasions.
Whether it was his habit of appreciating everyone or his shy nature in accepting praise from his fans, he has always made us smile just a little larger every time.
These days the actor is basking in the somewhat success of his latest film, The Matrix Resurrections, a role that they once again took after playing it at least two decades ago. During the success of his film, another of his good deeds were made public. The actor has donated a huge portion of his salary for a good cause. This made his fans feel proud and adore him even more.
Reeves undoubtedly holds the title of a “respectful king” as well as being the epitome of gentlemen in Hollywood. Throughout this journey in the film industry, the actor has been able to achieve the love of a huge number of people, irrespective of them being his fans or his fellow Hollywood artists.
The actor has a huge fan following. So it’s not a surprise when you hear that his fans would kill to get his autograph, but what surprised us was when he disclosed that he too has been a fanboy. Hard to believe, isn’t it? But it’s true.
During a recent interview on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, the actor revealed that too has asked for autographs from his fellow actors. Reeves has been part of the same show in 2019 as well when during his interview, the actor stole the hearts of fans during one of the questions.
Stephen Colbert has also revealed that the playful segment of ‘The Colbert Questionert’ has been highly influenced by the actor himself.
This time, the talk show host asked him if he had ever asked for an autograph. Reeves gave an answer that was met with multiple ‘awws’ from the audience.
He confessed that he had asked for the autographs of two actors, Lou Reed, and George Colin. He also revealed that he had asked Reed for a friend but he had wanted Collin’s for himself.
He said for Lou Reed, “He was cool about it. It was a little piece of paper, and it was blue ink. And it just said ‘Lou Reed.’”
And commented for George Colin, “He wrote … I think it was, ‘Dear Keanu, F*ck you!’ I always thought he just wrote that for me … Then I met someone else who said that he wrote the same thing to them! … Anyway, beautiful.”
Both the answers made his fans adore him even more.
