“All the time”—and particularly as he ages—Keanu Reeves worries about dying, he said. In an interview with the BBC to promote his first book, the famously humble Reeves discussed his views on mortality and the meaning of life.
Known for his outstanding performances in films such as John Wick and The Matrix, the actor has recently dabbled in publishing with his first novel, The Book of Elsewhere.
An immortal warrior named ‘B’ longs to die—which is why Reeves spends a lot of time contemplating his own mortality—in the fictional novel co-written by the actor and British science fiction writer China Miéville, who was also present during the interview.
Because he is 59 years old, he constantly mulls over the prospect of dying, he told the news source. “Hopefully it’s not crippling,
but hopefully it sensitized [us] to an appreciation of the breath we have and the relationships that we have the potential to have,
