Although he is still promoting his latest film, 47 Ronin, during an interview, Keanu Reeves confirmed that the rumors that spoke about his possible participation in the remake of "They call him Bodhi", are completely false.
Many people remember that film released about 22 years ago, where Reeves and Patrick Swayze were the main protagonists who made the film be awarded by the MTV Movie Awards and with the recognition of the public who love the crime genre with surfer touches.
Own Reeves stated that "there are certain films that should be considered something of an icon, that should leave it as is," suggesting various films such as Apocalypse Now. When journalists asked him if he would participate in this possible remake, Reeves assured that he would not.
The person in charge of directing this sequel would be Ericson Core, while Andrew Kosove would act as producer. Both took the opportunity to give different clues about what this installment would be like, which finally would not be a total remake of the 1991 version. They assured that surfing would be an important part of the film but there were other extreme sports. At the moment it is their dream, although they assure that they are doing everything possible to make the project come to fruition.
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