Keanu Reeves is bad in this movie: you have a few days left to review

As one of the most iconic actors of our time and a true action movie star thanks to the John Wick saga, Keanu Reeves enjoys extraordinary popularity among moviegoers.

The career of the Canadian actor includes many box office hits, be it the first part of the Speed ​​saga or the Matrix tetralogy. But his filmography is not limited to action films, on the contrary.

Throughout his career, Keanu Reeves has crossed paths with famous filmmakers such as Gus Van Sant (My Private Idaho), Richard Linklater (A Scanner Darkly), Kathryn Bigelow (Point Break) and Bernardo Bertolucci (Little Buddha).

But it was his meeting with Francis Ford Coppola that gave him the opportunity to star in one of his best films. Rated 4.1/5 by AlloCiné internet users, Dracula from 1992 was created as a faithful but also modernized adaptation of Bram Stoker’s famous horror novel.

“Deserved” criticism according to Keanu Reeves

For this feature film, the director of the Godfather trilogy gathered an actor, including Gary Oldman in the title role, Anthony Hopkins in the role of vampire hunter Abraham Van Helsing, Winona Ryder in the role of Mina Murray or Sadie Frost. to Lucy Westenra.

Still in the eyes of the general public as a promising young actor, but also as the muse of American independent cinema, Keanu Reeves was cast as Jonathan Harker.

This young man acts as the protagonist of the film, but also as the narrator by reading excerpts from his diary (Bram Stoker’s book takes the form of an epistolary story). But Keanu Reeves’ interpretation has been the subject of many criticisms, and he proved his detractors right at least once!

guest From the American Podcast, the 59-year-old actor reveals that criticism of his performance in Dracula is “deserved” due to the English accent used in the film. A British accent with which the latter was not comfortable, but which he said did not detract from the qualities of the film and especially Gary Oldman’s interpretation of Dracula.

Francis Ford Coppola’s Dracula is leaving the Warner Pass catalog (available as a paid subscription on Prime Video) on November 5th!