According to Hindustan Times, Keanu Reeve's latest film, Henry's Crimes makes people want to do it. According to Keanu, people are walking up to him and saying they want to get it on and right there based on the film. - Seriously, Keanu I think it's based on your face, but who I am to adlib?
Supposedly the story of a man who goes to jail for a crime he didn't commit then decides to commit the crime to reap the rewards makes people want to be physically intimate with each other.
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I don't know about getting it on based on this but I do want to see it and do things to Keanu.
As a huge fan of The Graham Norton Show and Keanu Reeves, I was overly excited to see the two meet up.
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Yes, Graham's famous red couch gets famouser (sp?) when Keanu's lovely rear took to it. He also had on one of my favorite comediennes who seemingly helped Keanu relax a bit.
As a Keanu fan, I'm fully aware that if Mr. Reeves doesn't relax and get into it he can give a pretty bad interview. Attitude filled, boring, and monosyllabic. Thankfully, Graham can really read people and knew to add someone who likes to interrupt a lot with witty things.
Loved, loved, this show it was so funny. At the very end of Graham's shows he always has a few people from the audience sit down and tell a funny story. The key is it's got to be something you'll want to listen at a party. Nothing overly filled with detail, no going back and forth to explain something you left out. Concise and interesting is the point. If you don't Graham has a lever that he pulls and the chair they sit on flips over and their legs go flying.
Poor, poor Keanu didn't seem to quite get this. He thought Graham was quite rude with his rejects. One poor girl, said Hi stretching out the word and going really high-pitched like she was an annoying pretty girl with nothing to say. Immediately, Graham pulls the lever. Keanu seemed to look to his fellow visitors for what to do. Poor thing, such a nice guy you can tell he didn't like it and wanted someone to help him say stop. When Bette Midler was on the show she took the lever from Graham, didn't help much though.
