No one ever expected Keanu Reeves—Hollywood’s quiet gentleman—to pull off one of the boldest pranks ever seen on a film set. But during the final week of shooting John Wick 6, Keanu decided to surprise everyone.

It started with a fake script page he secretly slipped into the cast’s call sheets. The page revealed a shocking twist: John Wick fakes his death and joins a K-pop boy band. The rumor spread through the set in minutes—stuntmen, assistants, and even the director were whispering in disbelief.

On the morning of the prank, Keanu appeared on set dressed in a glittering white suit, holding a microphone, and dramatically announced:

“Gentlemen… the Baba Yaga has retired. Please welcome—John Wick: The Idol Era.”

For thirty surreal seconds, no one moved. Then the cameras caught the crew bursting into laughter as Keanu broke character, smiling in that calm, almost Zen way he always does.

What made the prank unforgettable wasn’t just how daring it was—but how it revealed Keanu’s rare mix of humility and humor. He later said,

“We take our work seriously, but we shouldn’t take ourselves too seriously. Laughter keeps the soul alive.”

In a world that sees him as stoic and mysterious, Keanu’s daring prank reminded everyone that even the kindest souls can be brilliantly mischievous.