Keanu Reeves dramatically demonstrates how he broke his kneecap while filming comedy movie

Keanu Reeves gave a passionate portrayal of the moment he injured his knee while shooting a scene on Monday when he appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

The 59-year-old actor was questioned by Stephen, who is 60 years old, about how the guy famous for playing tough roles like Neo and John Wick hurt his left knee.

"What's going on? Who got to you?," Stephen inquired.

"I wasn't intimidated by anyone," Keanu joked in a deep, macho tone.

'I was affected by the accident,' he stated.

Keanu Reeves shared a detailed retelling of the moment he injured his kneecap while working on a film during his guest appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

"Did you leap from one building to another? Did you perform a cartwheel over razor blades? What were you up to?" Stephen inquired.

'No, Stephen, as I was entering the dressing room, I had a quick story to share,' Keanu explained.

He talked about filming a scene for the new comedy movie Good Fortune with actors Aziz Ansari, 41, and Seth Rogen, 42. They were in a cold pool while shooting the scene.

Keanu expressed his enjoyment of the activity and afterward, he was seen doing a dance to warm himself up.

He explained that he was doing the "cold shuffle" in a room with carpeting for protection when his foot became stuck in a crease while shuffling.

Keanu got up and went over to Stephen's desk to show how he fell down and his knee gave out.

"And I shot up. I mean, shot up," Keanu exclaimed as he demonstrated his knee moving downward.

"I completely wrecked it," Stephen exclaimed.

The 59-year-old actor was questioned by Stephen, who is 60 years old, about how the man famous for his roles as Neo and John Wick hurt his left knee. He then demonstrated how the injury occurred.

Keanu got up and walked over to Stephen's desk to show how he tripped and his knee gave out.

After taking a cold dip, Keanu mentioned that he was performing the 'cold shuffle' as he descended.

"And I suddenly shot up. I mean, really shot up," Keanu exclaimed as he demonstrated his knee moving downward.

"My kneecap shattered, like a crisp potato chip. I had no idea at first. But then my knee started swelling up," Keanu recounted.

"Being funny is tough, dude," Keanu joked.

"That's what I wanted to know. This wasn't a movie filled with action scenes starring Aziz and Rogen," remarked Stephen.

'Absolutely, it was definitely humor,' Keanu affirmed.

"Welcome to the inside scoop on my life," Stephen quipped.

Keanu was seen filming in January with crutches and an ice pack on his knee.

Good Fortune is the first film directed by Aziz, who also wrote the movie and helped produce it.

The movie features Keke Palmer and Sandra Oh in prominent roles.

Exciting news for moviegoers as Good Fortune is scheduled to hit the big screen with distribution through Lionsgate Films.

Keanu appeared on the CBS talk show to talk about his new book, which he wrote with China Miéville. The book is called The Book of Elsewhere.

Keanu appeared on the CBS talk show to talk about his latest book that he worked on with China Miéville. The book is called The Book of Elsewhere and they both wrote it together.

The fantasy book is set in a parallel world that is separate from the main BRZRKR universe.

BRZRKR is a series of printed publications and a planned franchise for film and television that was developed by Keanu in 2021, starting with the comic book of the same name.

A new movie is being worked on and it will be followed by a two-season animated TV show based on the same story.

Keanu shared some news about the Constantine project, mentioning that progress is being made as they have hired a writer to work on it.