Keanu Reeves loves a good fight at ‘John Wick boot camp’
By Reuters
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The actor who plays dog-loving assassin John Wick says "bumps and bruises are good" when filming the different 'contact' scenes - and his screen kung fu moves have improved in Chapter 3.
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