Keanu Reeves Urges Respect for Aspiring Actors

Keanu Reeves, the veteran actor known for his roles in franchises like John Wick and The Matrix, offered straightforward advice to aspiring performers during promotions for his upcoming black comedy Outcome: prioritize respect in the workplace. Speaking in interviews alongside co-stars Cameron Diaz and Matt Bomer, Reeves, 61, emphasized professionalism amid the challenges of Hollywood.

"Try not to be a f***ing a**hole," Reeves told E! News. "Go to work and respect who you're working with until they prove they don't get your respect. Try not to be an a**. It might not work out, but try." His words came as the trio discussed navigating fame and success in an industry often marked by competition and scrutiny.

Diaz, 53, who shares the screen with Reeves in Outcome, highlighted the personal nature of stardom. "There's no handbook or manual on being famous, so you have to write your own and follow your own manuscript," she said. "You got to just make it your own. You can't really do it; you don't know what it's going to be. Reach out to other people that you admire, the way that they do it, and ask them for some advice." Bomer, 48, echoed the importance of support systems, advising...