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Keanu Reeves has had a remarkably busy and high-profile week that shines a spotlight on both his acting range and personal life. The biggest headline is his long-awaited **Broadway debut** in Jamie Lloyd’s bold revival of “Waiting for Godot,” which opened Sunday at Hudson Theatre in New York. Reeves stars as Estragon alongside Alex Winter, reuniting the beloved duo from “Bill & Ted.” Their chemistry, forged over decades of friendship, lends depth to a play that’s as much about existential quandaries as it is about two friends clinging to hope. Lloyd, who recently won a Tony for “Sunset Blvd.,” is leaning into the unique baggage and history Reeves and Winter bring to the roles. Reeves summed up the project’s appeal in Playbill by saying, “If you like Bill and Ted, come and get some Godot. And if you like Beckett, you might enjoy some Bill and Ted. Party on, dudes!” This Broadway run is scheduled through January 2026, and early reactions from audiences and critics suggest it could become a career landmark for Reeves.

Moving from stage to screen, Reeves is preparing for the October 17 release of “Good Fortune,” an offbeat comedy where he plays Gabriel, a well-meaning but inept angel—a role that’s a dramatic departure from his action persona in “John Wick.” Early reviews have praised Reeves’ comedic timing and transformative performance. The buzz around “Good Fortune” intensified when co-star Keke Palmer recently admitted she was stunned watching Reeves’ methodical preparation and range on set, remarking in Men’s Journal that his scene work was “incredible to witness.”

Off the clock, Keanu’s personal life is also in the news. On Sunday, he and longtime girlfriend Alexandra Grant made a rare red-carpet appearance at “Godot”'s opening. Grant wore an elegant black dress with diamonds, while Reeves donned a classic black suit with a gray tie. Their united public presence arrived just days after rumors circulated—sparked by Radar Online—that they’d quietly married in Europe. Both Reeves’ spokesperson and Grant quickly shut down the wedding gossip. Grant posted a candid Instagram refuting the claims along with a picture of their affectionate kiss, saying, “this is real happiness, but no, we didn’t get married.” The couple continues to share occasional glimpses of their creative and romantic partnership, with Grant recently posting a heartfelt 61st birthday tribute to Reeves, thanking everyone for the warm wishes.

Social media has been humming about both the Broadway show and the wedding rumors, with fans championing Reeves’ acting versatility and his seemingly content private life. Adding a nostalgic twist, he and Alex Winter addressed speculation regarding a possible “Bill & Ted 4” on AOL News, indicating a fondness for the franchise while staying mum on concrete plans.

All told, this week underscores Keanu Reeves’ enduring crossover appeal—from Broadway artistry and major film premieres to romance and viral gossip—reminding both fans and the entertainment world of his unique place in pop culture and the arts.

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