"John Wick 4" Cast Honors Lance Reddick with Ribbons at L.A. Premiere.

At the Los Angeles premiere of "John Wick 4," the cast and crew paid tribute to actor Lance Reddick, who plays the character of Charon in the film series. Reddick was honored with ribbons worn by the cast members, including Keanu Reeves, who plays the lead character of John Wick.


Reddick has been an integral part of the "John Wick" franchise since its inception, playing the concierge at the Continental Hotel where Wick often seeks refuge. He has also appeared in other popular TV series and movies, including "The Wire" and "Lost."

The ribbons worn by the cast members were black with a white stripe, which is a symbol of mourning and remembrance. The gesture was a fitting tribute to Reddick, who has been a beloved member of the "John Wick" family since the beginning.

During the premiere, Keanu Reeves, who is known for his quiet and reserved nature, spoke about the impact Reddick has had on the franchise. "Lance brings so much to this world. He's such an amazing actor and an amazing person," Reeves said. "He's one of those people who just elevates everything he's a part of, and we're so lucky to have him with us."

Reeves also talked about how Reddick's character, Charon, has evolved over the course of the franchise. "Charon has become such an important part of this world," Reeves said. "He's more than just a concierge at a hotel. He's a friend to John Wick, and he's someone we can always count on."

The other cast members also spoke about Reddick's impact on the franchise. Ian McShane, who plays the owner of the Continental Hotel, called Reddick a "true gentleman" and said that he was honored to work with him. Halle Berry, who joins the franchise in "John Wick 3," said that Reddick was "one of the best actors" she had ever worked with.

The tribute to Reddick at the "John Wick 4" premiere was a touching moment that showcased the camaraderie and respect that the cast and crew have for each other. It was a reminder that, while movies are made up of individual performances, they are ultimately a team effort that requires everyone to be at their best.