When Keanu Reeves Recalled “I’m Going To Die” After A Truk Ran Over His Helmet And Believed He Was Going To Die ( Photo Credit – IMDb )

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Keanu Reeves is not just a good actor, but also a good human being. He has always been hailed as one of the nicest celebrities working in Hollywood right now and doesn’t say or do anything that would get him into any kind of controversy. His latest movie, ‘John Wick: Chapter 4,’ turned out to be a massive hit at the box office and earned rave reviews. The actor loves doing his own stunts, especially if they include motorbikes. However, his love for motorbikes has also led him to face a dangerous accident.

With an impressive filmography that includes hits like Speed, John Wick, and The Matrix, Reeves has become renowned for his incredible stunts and performances. And even though he keeps on doing dangerous stunts in the his movie, the actor doesn’t forget about the accident that almost killed him.

In 1988, Reeves had a harrowing experience while riding his bike, which he affectionately called the Demon Ride. Recounting the incident, the now 58-year-old actor revealed that he was cruising down Topanga Canyon Boulevard, a scenic route that stretches between the Los Angeles Valley and the Pacific Ocean. Unfortunately, when faced with a treacherous hairpin corner, disaster struck. He told Rolling Stone (via Cheatsheet), “I call that a demon ride. That’s when things are going badly. But there’s other times when you go fast, or too fast, out of exhilaration. I remember saying in my head, ‘I’m going to die.'”

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