Stories from the set

According to Keanu Reeves, he performed 90% of the stunts in the film himself.

At the 13th minute, when John Wick wakes up, the clock reads 1:41 a.m., and when he gets out of bed, the clock shows 1:00 a.m.

Keanu Reeves learned the entire nightclub fight scene on the day of filming.

When John Wick wakes up before his wife's funeral, the alarm clock goes off at 6 a.m. When he gets up in the next shots, the alarm clock already reads 10:06. Yet the lighting outside has not changed.

When meeting Marcus, John has a large umbrella. When saying goodbye, it is already a small umbrella. In the next shot, it is large again.

In New Jersey, when John Wick first encounters Iosef, they both use self-service gas stations, which are actually prohibited in that state.

In the final chase scene, when the Tahoe pushes the Dodge Charger off the edge of the wall, it can be noticed that the falling car has no transmission, engine, or driveshaft.

During the phone call between John Wick and Winston before the final scene, they both use smartphones, and each of their touchscreens is lit up during the conversation.

In the final fight scene, when the main character and his opponent are sitting in the rain, you can notice that the rain is artificial — the drops fly in different directions (those on the left of the frame fly to the left, those on the right fly to the right).

Before John and Perkins's fight at the hotel, Marcus fires a warning shot into the pillow next to John, leaving a large hole to warn him of danger. A little later, during the fight, Wick and Perkins end up on the bed again, but all the pillows there are intact.