Correspondent on CBC’s Going Great
Worked as a correspondent on the CBC youth series Going Great.
Source 01 · The Canadian Encyclopedia · Keanu Reeves · opens in a new tab Year from The Canadian Encyclopedia; exact date not confirmed.The year he turned 20, he worked as a correspondent on the CBC youth series Going Great. The year he turned 22, he had a supporting role in the hockey film Youngblood.
The year he turned 23, he was in River’s Edge, which The New York Times reviewed on May 8, 1987. The year he turned 24, he played Danceny in Dangerous Liaisons.
The breakthrough yearThe year he turned 25, he played Ted in Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure. Rolling Stone wrote in 2000 that the film first made him notably famous.
The year he turned 27, he played an FBI agent in Point Break. The year he turned 28, he was in Bram Stoker’s Dracula. The year he turned 30, he played an LAPD SWAT-team cop in Speed, and Entertainment Weekly asked that month whether he was the next action star.
The year he turned 35, he played Neo in The Matrix. The year he turned 39, he returned as Neo in two sequels, Reloaded and Revolutions.
The year he turned 49, he presented his directorial debut, Man of Tai Chi, at Cannes. The year he turned 50, he starred in John Wick. The year he turned 53, he returned for John Wick: Chapter 2.
The year he turned 55, he voiced Duke Caboom in Toy Story 4, was announced for the game Cyberpunk 2077, and was reported to be returning for a fourth Matrix film. The year he turned 57, his comic BRZRKR sold over 615,000 copies of its first issue to comic stores, and he returned as Neo in The Matrix Resurrections. The year he turned 59, he starred in John Wick: Chapter 4 and played BottleRock Napa Valley with Dogstar.
The year he turned 60, his first novel, The Book of Elsewhere, was published, and his Broadway debut was announced. The year he turned 61, he played Estragon in Waiting for Godot on Broadway and played the angel Gabriel in Good Fortune. The year he turned 62, Dogstar released its fourth studio album, All In Now.
Keanu Reeves (born Sep 2, 1964) was a correspondent on CBC’s Going Great in 1984, the year he turned 20, and became known in 1989, the year he turned 25, when Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure came out on Feb 17, 1989. He played Neo in The Matrix in 1999, the year he turned 35.
Ages are by calendar year (the year minus the birth year), birthdays aside.
Worked as a correspondent on the CBC youth series Going Great.
Source 01 · The Canadian Encyclopedia · Keanu Reeves · opens in a new tab Year from The Canadian Encyclopedia; exact date not confirmed.Played a hockey goalie in the hockey film Youngblood, opposite Rob Lowe.
Source 01 · The Canadian Encyclopedia · Keanu Reeves · opens in a new tabSource 02 · Business Insider · Keanu Reeves career timeline · opens in a new tab Year from The Canadian Encyclopedia and Business Insider; release date not confirmed.Played Matt in River’s Edge, directed by Tim Hunter. The New York Times reviewed the film on May 8, 1987.
Source 03 · The New York Times · River’s Edge · opens in a new tab Release date not confirmed; the date given is the review date.Played Le Chevalier Raphael Danceny in Stephen Frears’s Dangerous Liaisons.
Source 01 · The Canadian Encyclopedia · Keanu Reeves · opens in a new tab Year from The Canadian Encyclopedia; release date not confirmed.Played Ted opposite Alex Winter. Rolling Stone wrote in 2000 that the film first made him notably famous, and The Canadian Encyclopedia calls it his first major commercial success.
Played an FBI agent in Kathryn Bigelow’s Point Break.
Source 06 · Box Office Mojo · Point Break · opens in a new tabSource 07 · The New York Times · Surf’s Up for F.B.I. in Bigelow’s Point Break · opens in a new tabSource 01 · The Canadian Encyclopedia · Keanu Reeves · opens in a new tabAppeared in Francis Ford Coppola’s Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
Source 08 · Box Office Mojo · Bram Stoker’s Dracula · opens in a new tabSource 09 · Entertainment Weekly · Keanu Reeves, the next action star? · opens in a new tabPlayed an LAPD SWAT-team cop in Speed, directed by Jan De Bont. Entertainment Weekly’s profile that week asked whether he was the next action star.
Source 10 · Box Office Mojo · Speed · opens in a new tabSource 11 · Newsweek · Goodbye, Airhead · opens in a new tabSource 09 · Entertainment Weekly · Keanu Reeves, the next action star? · opens in a new tabPlayed the computer hacker Neo in The Matrix.
Source 12 · Box Office Mojo · The Matrix · opens in a new tabSource 13 · The New York Times · The Reality Is All Virtual, and Densely Complicated · opens in a new tabReturned as Neo in The Matrix Reloaded in May and The Matrix Revolutions in November.
Source 14 · Box Office Mojo · The Matrix Reloaded · opens in a new tabSource 15 · Box Office Mojo · The Matrix Revolutions · opens in a new tabSource 16 · Reuters · Keanu Reeves makes director debut with modern Kung Fu film · opens in a new tab Months are Box Office Mojo’s earliest listed releases; Reuters calls the films a trilogy.Presented Man of Tai Chi, his directorial debut, at a Cannes photocall. He also acts in the film.
Source 16 · Reuters · Keanu Reeves makes director debut with modern Kung Fu film · opens in a new tabStarred as John Wick in the film directed by Chad Stahelski and David Leitch.
Source 17 · The New York Times · Pet’s Slaughter Uncorks a Latent Inner Assassin · opens in a new tabSource 18 · Box Office Mojo · John Wick · opens in a new tab Month from Box Office Mojo’s earliest release date and the New York Times review dated Oct. 23, 2014.Starred in the sequel, directed by Chad Stahelski.
Source 19 · Los Angeles Times · Keanu Reeves knows gun-fu in John Wick: Chapter 2 · opens in a new tabSource 20 · Box Office Mojo · John Wick: Chapter 2 · opens in a new tab Month from Box Office Mojo’s earliest release date and the Los Angeles Times review dated Feb. 9, 2017.Appeared at the Microsoft Xbox press event before E3 to announce Cyberpunk 2077, in which he plays Johnny Silverhand.
Source 23 · CNN Business · Cyberpunk 2077 designer reveals what it’s like to work with Keanu Reeves · opens in a new tabVoiced Duke Caboom, a Canadian daredevil, in Toy Story 4.
Source 21 · The Hollywood Reporter · How Keanu Reeves Ended Up in Toy Story 4 as Duke Caboom · opens in a new tabSource 22 · Box Office Mojo · Toy Story 4 · opens in a new tabVariety reported that a fourth Matrix film was set, with Reeves reprising Neo.
Source 24 · Variety · Matrix 4 Officially a Go · opens in a new tabThe first issue of BRZRKR, a comic he co-wrote with Matt Kindt, sold over 615,000 copies to comic stores, according to Bleeding Cool.
Source 25 · Bleeding Cool · Keanu Reeves’ BRZRKR #1 Sells Over 615,000 Copies To Comic Stores · opens in a new tabSource 26 · CBR · BRZRKR #1 Is the Best Selling Comic Since Marvel’s Star Wars #1 in 2015 · opens in a new tab Month from articles dated Feb. 4 and Feb. 6, 2021.Returned as Neo in The Matrix Resurrections.
Source 27 · Box Office Mojo · The Matrix Resurrections · opens in a new tabSource 24 · Variety · Matrix 4 Officially a Go · opens in a new tabStarred in John Wick: Chapter 4, which had a domestic opening of $73,817,950, per Box Office Mojo.
Source 28 · Box Office Mojo · John Wick: Chapter 4 · opens in a new tabPlayed bass with Dogstar at BottleRock Napa Valley. Billboard noted the band had not released an album in over two decades.
Source 29 · Billboard · The Return of Dogstar · opens in a new tabSource 30 · The Hollywood Reporter · Keanu Reeves Reunites With Band Dogstar · opens in a new tab Billboard (May 26, 2023) dates the set to Saturday, May 27.Dogstar’s first album in more than 20 years came out on its own label, Dillon Street Records.
Source 31 · CBC Music · Keanu Reeves’s band, Dogstar, announces new album and tour · opens in a new tabSource 38 · USA Today · Keanu Reeves’ band Dogstar announces summer 2024 tour · opens in a new tab Oct. 6 is the date announced by the band (CBC Music); USA Today confirms an October 2023 release.His first novel, written with China Miéville, was published by Del Rey.
Source 32 · Polygon · Let Keanu Reeves punch and shoot his way onto your summer reading list · opens in a new tabSource 33 · The Guardian · Keanu Reeves on his novel with China Miéville · opens in a new tabThe Guardian reported he would star in Waiting for Godot on Broadway opposite Alex Winter, directed by Jamie Lloyd. It was his Broadway debut.
Source 34 · The Guardian · Keanu Reeves to make Broadway debut opposite Alex Winter · opens in a new tabPlayed Estragon opposite Alex Winter in Jamie Lloyd’s revival of Waiting for Godot, which opened at the Hudson Theatre after previews from Sept. 13.
Source 39 · Playbill · Waiting for Godot, Starring Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter, Recoups · opens in a new tabPlayed the angel Gabriel in Good Fortune, written and directed by Aziz Ansari and co-starring Seth Rogen.
Source 35 · Rolling Stone · Keanu Reeves Is the Stealth MVP of Good Fortune · opens in a new tab Month from Rolling Stone’s review dated Oct. 17, 2025.Dogstar released All In Now, its fourth studio album, produced by Nick Launay, on Dillon Street Records.
Source 36 · Noise11 · Dogstar Release Joy From New Album All In Now · opens in a new tabSource 40 · Pitchfork · Keanu Reeves’ Dogstar Announce New Album and Tour · opens in a new tabSource 37 · BroadwayWorld · Dogstar Perform Joy on The Tonight Show · opens in a new tab May 29 is the release date announced by Noise11 and Pitchfork; BroadwayWorld confirms the album was out by August 2026.END OF SELECTED RECORDSSelected records, 1984–2026 · not a complete list of work. “Key moment” is an editorial label, not a measure of success.
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