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Excellent! Keanu Reeves "trying" to make Bill & Ted 3 happen
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21st September 2010
Most triumphant!
Sad internet meme Keanu Reeves is an unsung hero of Hollywood. While so many jackasses court publicity and whore themselves for press coverage, Reeves is quiet, introspective and generous - he gave away $50m of his Matrix earnings and bought every member of his stunt team a Harley Davidson. Despite the odd iffy movie every few years, he basically rocks. And he made Speed. Speed.
Learning that he's 46 years old is something of an eye-opener, and hearing that the bodacious Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure is 21 years old is just plain shocking. Rumours of a third adventure, mostly propogated by Alex Winter, have been floating around since Bogus Journey, but a recent MTV interview is the first time I can ever remember Keanu Reeves actually validating it.
"To me, I'd love to play the role, I'd love to work with Alex and Chris and Ed again, and we'll see what they do."
But seriously, we're not talking about writing The Godfather IV or anything. Just make it so they fight Aliens or Predators or The Terminator or something. Where's my 50 million dollars, Keanu?
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