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Here he is in 2008 - The era of 'Street Kings' and 'The Day the Earth Stood Still,' and before he fell in love with facial hair.

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And here he is in 1999 - The year 'The Matrix' first came out. 

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Not a day has gone by - Some speculate it has to do with his unique blend of ethnicities.

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Now here he is in 1996 - Even farther back, in the era of 'Feeling Minnesota' with Cameron Diaz, he still looks unchanged.

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And again, nearly a decade later - So he grew out of the hat phase, but that's about it. 

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Scientists can't explain - It seems he's never the age you think he is.

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It's in film too - Here he is filming ‘Chain Reaction’ in 1996.

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1996 vs 2018 - While filming 'John Wick 3' in 2018, there's virtually no difference.

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Here he is in 2003 - When 'The Matrix' sequels were released, Reeves looked like he was at his peak.

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Here he is, still peaking in 2017 - Both in the career and looks department.

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If this isn't convincing, what is? - There seems to be sorcery at play. 

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Is Winona Ryder in on it? - In 2006, they were in 'A Scanner Darkly,' their second film together. 

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In 2018 - They were back together for their fourth film together, 'Destination Wedding.'

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2006 vs 2018 - Hollywood's best-kept secret...

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Here he is in 2004 - Accepting an award for his stunts. 

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He's just as animated in 2016 - Here he is, raising his arms again at the CinemaCon, accepting the Vanguard Award.

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He's 31 years old in this film - Looking like a young twenty-something, Reeves appeared in the 1995 sci-fi crime film 'Johnny Mnemonic.'

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And he was 39 when he was Neo - Pictured in the 2003 'Matrix: Reloaded,' Reeves looks like he hasn't aged a day.

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Even if you go way back to 1989 -

When he starred in the famed 'Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.'

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Add a little facial hair and fast forward to 2006 - That's a 17-year difference!

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He's maintained his goofiness - But thankfully cleaned up that mop of hair.

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Not quite gone - Okay, so his mop of hair hasn't gotten much better by 2017, but it's his signature. 

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A theory that he has lived through time - Conspiracies have surfaced regarding certain historical figures who died in unusual circumstances, leading people to believe that Reeves’s likeness to them is no coincidence...

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Charlemagne (circa 742-814) - The former King of the Franks not only looks weirdly similar, but his death was particularly suspicious as he crowned his son before dying, and his burial was rushed, hinting that there was something they were hiding.

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Paul Mounet (1847-1922) -

The French actor died in 1922.

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Paul Mounet - Reeves conceded on television that they do look alike.

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Jimmy Fallon confronted him about the theories - When Fallon asked him about his likeness to those historical men, he said, “I can see we have a likeness in the eyes. And the nose. And the mustache, and the beard, and the cheek bones. And the forehead.”

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He’s also gone through too much for one mortal - His father abandoned him, his sister battled leukemia, his best friend River Phoenix overdosed on drugs, his first child was a stillborn, and his fiancée died in a car crash.

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How he survived that with such grace is supernatural - He's often quoted as saying, “Grief changes shape, but it never ends.”

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He doesn’t care about money - Reeves is also quoted as saying, "Money is the last thing I think about. I could live on what I have already made for the next few centuries." So he's planning for centuries...

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No special creams, it seems -

In an interview with Side 2, when asked why he still looked 32 while in his fifties, he replied with a secretive smile, “Um.... my ancestors.” Sure, Keanu. Sure.

See also: Movies that led actors to quit their careers

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