Road to John Wick
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Colin Woodell plays young Winston Scott, Ian McShane's role in the films.
source ↗Ayomide Adegun plays young Charon, the concierge Lance Reddick played in the films.
source ↗Frankie steals the press the High Table uses to mint its gold coins, the underworld's currency in the films.
source ↗The show was first developed as ten episodes and ended up as three, each about 90 minutes long.
source ↗Derek Kolstad's script was titled Scorn. John Wick is named after his grandfather, and Helen after his grandmother.
source ↗Chad Stahelski and David Leitch were stunt coordinators who worked with Keanu Reeves on The Matrix. Keanu brought them in for the action, and they ended up directing.
source ↗Viggo tells Iosef that John was the "Baba Yaga." The nickname comes from the witch of Slavic folklore.
source ↗John's car is a 1969 Mustang Boss 429, but the real thing was too rare and expensive. The shoot used Mach 1 models.
source ↗Laurence Fishburne joins as the Bowery King, reuniting with his Matrix co-star Keanu Reeves.
source ↗Julius, manager of the Rome Continental, is Franco Nero, star of the 1966 Django.
source ↗In the opening, John gets his Mustang back from Abram Tarasov, Viggo's brother, played by Peter Stormare.
source ↗Gianna's coronation party was shot by the ruins of the Baths of Caracalla in Rome.
source ↗Parabellum comes from the Latin phrase "Si vis pacem, para bellum": if you want peace, prepare for war.
source ↗Yayan Ruhian and Cecep Arif Rahman, from The Raid films, show up as fighters on Zero's side.
source ↗Halle Berry trained extensively with Sofia's Belgian Malinois and broke three ribs in rehearsal.
source ↗Shay Hatten wrote the spec script in 2017, inspired by Chapter 2's marketing. Some of its ideas went into Chapter 3, which already features a Ruska Roma ballerina played by Unity Phelan.
source ↗In the flamethrower fight, every burn on the stunt performers was practical, lit by the flamethrower itself.
source ↗It's the last released film with Lance Reddick as Charon. He died in March 2023, two years before the release.
source ↗Caine, Donnie Yen's blind assassin, draws on Zatoichi, the blind swordsman of Japanese cinema.
source ↗Scott Adkins's Berlin villain is named after Killa Hakan, a Turkish rapper based in the city.
source ↗The long top-down shot in the Paris building was inspired by the game The Hong Kong Massacre and filmed on a purpose-built set.
source ↗Lance Reddick, who played Charon, died in March 2023, days before the release. The film is dedicated to him.
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