Keanu Reeves doesn't ask just anybody for their autograph. When you have as much public adoration and acclaim as he does, I'm guessing getting autographs from other celebrities starts to feel arbitrary.
On a recent episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the Matrix actor revealed that there are only two celebrities he's approached for autographs.
But John Wick star, Keanu Reeves, recently revealed that there were two people he has gotten autographs from, and they might surprise you.
On the latest episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, he got candid about who those two celebrities were, and the hilarious message one of them wrote.
He added that he didn't even ask for the autograph on behalf of himself.
"It wasn't for me — it was for a friend," he said.
"It was [on] a little piece of paper, and it was [in] blue ink. Yeah, it was good. It just said, 'Lou Reed,'" the 57-year-old shared.
The second celebrity he approached was someone he had already spent a significant amount of time with filming 1989's Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
Comedy legend, George Carlin.
"I asked for another. George Carlin. Yeah, he gave me an autograph...," he said, adding that the note had Carlin's signature comedic flare.
The Point Break star admitted that he initially thought Carlin wrote the note uniquely for him, only to find out that he writes that for everyone that asks for his autograph.
"And then I met someone else who said that he wrote the same thing to them!"
Nevertheless, Keanu still thinks the note is great. "Anyway, beautiful," he said.
If there's one thing we know about Keanu Reeves, it's that he never disappoints.
What do you think of him asking Lou Reed and George Carlin for autographs? Let us know in the comments below!
