On robbing banks and having James Caan round. This year Keanu Reeves turns 47, a frightening thought for anyone who remembers him fronting up the Wyld Stallyns and putting San Dimas on the map in Bill & Ted's. He's back with a new comedy, Henry's Crime, in which he plays a man who finds new purpose in life when he bumps into James Caan's veteran crim behind bars. We caught up with Keanu to find out what it was like to work with one of Hollywood's true old school, and chat to him about his new movie.