Shattered kneecap, reminiscent of a snapped potato chip.

In an unexpected turn of events during the filming of the upcoming movie "Good Fortune - A Very Special Guardian Angel," action star Keanu Reeves suffered a severe knee injury. The incident occurred last year, and the exact filming location remains undisclosed in the available sources.

During an interview on the "Late Show with Stephen Colbert" in July 2024, Reeves opened up about the accident, describing the pain as bad and comparing it to a "potato chip." The injury, which resulted in a vertical break of his kneecap, happened during a scene that was supposed to be relatively safe, with safety mats in place.

Aziz Ansari, who also directed the film and compared the situation to "The Studio," a reference to Seth Rogen's Apple TV+ comedy series, was initially panicked at the time of the accident. However, in a more recent interview, he laughs about the incident, stating that it added to the chaos and incidents behind the scenes in Hollywood.

Rogen himself joked about supporting Reeves after his injury, suggesting hanging him on wires and playing him like a puppet in a scene. Despite the injury, Reeves chose to continue with the filming, a decision that has undoubtedly added to the movie's intrigue.

The release date for "Good Fortune - A Very Special Guardian Angel" in German cinemas is set for October 16, 2025. Unfortunately, no further information about the plot or the movie's release date in other countries has been provided.

In the same interview on the "Late Show with Stephen Colbert," both Reeves and his co-stars, Rogen (43) and Ansari (42), spoke about the chaos and incidents behind the scenes in Hollywood. The interview was conducted by industry magazine "The Hollywood Reporter."

As for Reeves' current knee injury status, no updates have been shared. Fans and movie enthusiasts eagerly await more news about the actor's recovery and the upcoming movie.