Would we have the current John Wick franchise if the first movie didn’t have the bit where Theon Greyjoy and his goons murder John Wick’s dog? It’s a shocking moment from the 2014 action flick, and one that’s left a bad taste in the mouths of more than a few moviegoers who would have been happy to see the film stick to nice,

Keanu Reeves, director Chad Stahelski, and stunt choreographer David Leitch look back at the first 'John Wick' movie for its 10th anniversary.

"The stoicism that John Wick shows is really a big part of who Keanu is," co-director Chad Stahelski says while reflecting on the film's 10th anniversary

As it turns out, that almost didn't happen. An alternate ending of the film could've showed the innocent pup survived, but Keanu Reeves himself was opposed to the idea.

Keanu Reeves ‘ beard was a prickly subject for “ John Wick ” financiers. Franchise directors Chad Stahelski and David Leitch revealed there’s an unusual reason why the backers of their action classic were anti-facial hair.

One major component of Keanu Reeves' John Wick initially failed to win over everyone on the creative team. But the idea of gun-fu wasn't initially entertained by everyone in the creative team.