After John Wick 4, Keanu Reeves Trying to Convince Warner Bros. For Sequel to His $232 Million Movie

 

Keanu Reeves is a darling entertainer known for his great reach and charming on-screen presence. Reeves' performance has made a lasting impression on audiences throughout his lengthy career. Reeves has directed some of the greatest films ever made, including Speed, The Matrix, John Wick, and more. The Speed actor has succeeded in running his film series for a long time. Constantine, a superhero horror film released in 2005, is the one film he still hopes to see a sequel to despite his success.Constantine was a supernatural action-thriller film that came out in 2005 and was based on the John Constantine character from DC Comics. The title character, a demon hunter who reluctantly teams up with a police detective to solve a string of supernatural crimes, was played by Keanu Reeves. In spite of blended surveys, the film had the option to make its fan base including Reeves, who are mutually pulling for its most anticipated continuation.

In a meeting, The Network star shared that he also needs to repeat the fan-most loved character of John Constantine.

We're attempting. I don't know if it will happen or not. I do get in trouble for playing a different Constantine than the comic book depicts, as you are aware. I know, but then I'd be fantastic. I'm not sure if I look good as a blonde, but I'm glad I am. I hope I get to do it, but I'm not sure. Better believe it, ideally, we can play."

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Francis Lawrence, who directed Constantine in 2005, shared his thoughts on making Constantine 2. Lawrence revealed that ever since the first superhero horror film came out, he has been advocating for the sequel. The film's director acknowledged the series' difficult return. 

We've been discussing it ever since we made Constantine because we all loved it. As a result, we've been talking about it over and over again. Because Vertigo is a DC property, Warner Bros. and DC's control over those properties became more complicated due to JJ Abrams' deal with DC and Warner Bros., among other things.