The celebrated American-Canadian producer, actor and musician Keanu Charles Reeves, popularly known as Keanu Reeves, is eager to reprise his Matrix role yet again in a new series. The actor, who has been an integral part of the Matrix series, believes it would be great to add more chapters.
Keanu Reeves said that it would be love to do the role of Neo hacker again, but did not know what the directors' decision about it.
Keanu Reeves, whose latest film John Wick Chapter 2 is doing fairly great at the box office with IMDB rating 8.5, says he is however in doubt whether the directors Lilly and Lana Wachowski would be interested in adding more chapters to the Matrix series.
The Matrix is a 1999 sci-fi blockbuster film about Hacker Neo played by Reeves who is out on a mission to save the world in a most complex paradoxical state of virtuality and reality.
"I don't know about the Wachowskis. They would probably do something really original. I Would certainly like to see what would happen and more exploration of that world," said Keanu
But he was not so eager on seeing the franchise going down the remake instead.
"Don't that. Not a remake. But you could actually. I think what's cool... When a story get embraced, then it becomes a tradition, and it has become to have a lineage."
Keanu added, he was not sure about sci-film treatment by keeping in view today's age.
"John Wick" actor ascribe," I think it's cool that when another time takes that story and makes it their own, so I would not categorically say that would be bad."
Keanu broke the ice about currently working on a new project "Bill & Ted" movie .
He don't want everybody to be a John Wick on Hollywood.
This time he has joined many addition Common, Orange Is The New Black star Ruby Rose and his old Matrix co star Laurence Fishburne.
He said, Laurence Fishburne has very impressive personality in art. It would be nice working with him once again.
Keanu Reeves also stated that he is not sure if a film like Matrix can be remade. He believes, it is better to keep the original base intact.
He reveals he’s keen to return to the stage with one stipulation. “I’d like to do a new play,” he says. “I don’t want to do a classic.” He adopts a booming theatrical voice: ‘I’m doing A Streetcar Named Desire!’ Who gives a fuck? I’d rather have some edgy play that has something to say.” The ghost of Tennessee Williams seemingly enters the room. “Of course that’s [Streetcar is] an edgy play, I don’t mean to imply or infer [it’s not]. I do want something now to do on stage.”
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