Known for his iconically passionate depictions of characters in shows like “The Wire” and “Fringe,” acclaimed actor Lance Reddick passed away on March 17 from natural causes at the age of 60. The “John Wick” actor recorded his final press interviews for “John Wick 4” before his away, and they show how ecstatic he was about both the new movie and his 30-year playing career in his last moments.
Reddick, who co-starred with Keanu Reeves as the title character and Ian McShane as Winston in all four John Wick films, expressed his pride in each of their characters’ development in one of his farewell appearances on “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” which was taped on March 17 and broadcast on March 23.
“You see with the three of us how it’s not just the family you’re put into, but the family that you made, he continued, adding that “family is such a significant theme in this particular picture, more than any of the others. How truly family we are.” Reddick discussed his unusual path to acting in a separate interview with Lenny Green for the movie The Silent Storm, which was published on March 22. I’ve recently been considering calling my memoir “Late Bloomer” if I ever write one, he said. “I was so slow to start acting. When I made the decision to begin pursue acting, I was 27. I was 29 years old when I started drama school. The age of my daughter was three.”
“You see with the three of us how it’s not just the family you’re put into, but the family that you made, he continued, adding that “family is such a significant theme in this particular picture, more than any of the others. How truly family we are.” Reddick discussed his unusual path to acting in a separate interview with Lenny Green for the movie The Silent Storm, which was published on March 22. I’ve recently been considering calling my memoir “Late Bloomer” if I ever write one, he said. “I was so slow to start acting. When I made the decision to begin pursue acting, I was 27. I was 29 years old when I started drama school. The age of my daughter was three.”
