Keanu Reeves, born September 2, 1964, is a Canadian actor known for his roles in a variety of genres. Raised in Toronto, he debuted in the Canadian TV series "Hangin' In" and made his film debut in "Youngblood." He achieved breakthrough success with "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" and its sequels.

Reeves earned acclaim in "My Own Private Idaho" and became a recognized action hero with "Point Break" and "Speed." His role in "The Devil's Advocate" was well-received, and he gained widespread fame as Neo in "The Matrix" series. Other notable films include "Constantine," "The Lake House," "The Day the Earth Stood Still," "Street Kings," and his comeback role in the "John Wick" series.

Named one of the most influential people by Time in 2022, Reeves has also directed "Man of Tai Chi," plays bass in the band Dogstar, and is involved in writing and philanthropy.