Awkward moment Keanu Reeves cringes during tense TV interview

The John Wick star’s interview on Good Morning Britain went from bad to worse today, with a host’s question leaving the actor visibly cringing in his seat.

Keanu Reeves' awkward TV interview on Good Morning Britain. Picture: ITV

Good Morning Britain’s Richard Arnold found himself in an awkward moment while interviewing blockbuster superstar Keanu Reeves on live TV.

Entertainment editor was interviewing the Hollywood legend, 58, ahead of the release of the epic fourth instalment John Wick: Chapter 4.

Reeves looked stunned when Arnold asked about a car stunt in the film, saying: “Does that come naturally to you? I can’t even reverse park!”

Reeves replied dryly: “Yes, you can.”

Keanu Reeves appeared to cringe during an interview with Good Morning Britain’s entertainment editor, Richard Arnold. Picture: ITV

The segment went from bad to worse with Reeves seemingly rolling his eyes at one point during the interview. Picture: ITV

Arnold then awkwardly laughed and said: “Well, I don’t even own a car, so that’s probably why!”

Reeves seemed surprised with the harmless question before pulling a face and slightly rolling his eyes as he looked towards his director, Chad Stahelski.

The awkward moment seemed to linger as Arnold then asked how much the star had been insured for and if anyone had been injured on set, adding, “I was on a knife-edge throughout the film.”

Reeves seemed to pull a face as he replied: “No. No humans were injured during the making of this.”

Keanu Reeves at the Los Angeles premiere of John Wick 4 on March 20. Picture: Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images for Lionsgate

John Wick director Stahelski added: “We are very proud of this. I don’t think we’ve ever had an incident. Canine or human.”

Meanwhile, John Wick: Chapter 4 has officially become the best-reviewed film in the blockbuster franchise.

After nearly 90 reviews, the latest instalment of Reeves’ beloved action saga has scored a stellar 93 per cent on Rotten Tomatoes.

Reviewing the film for Cinapse, Ed Travis called John Wick: Chapter 4: “Simply one of the greatest action films of this generation, and perhaps of all time.”

This article was originally published by The Sun and reproduced with permission