Keanu Reeves has long been synonymous with two-wheeled passion, co-founding ARCH Motorcycle in 2011 with Gard Hollinger to craft bespoke bikes that blend custom flair with high-performance engineering. A lifelong rider since his '80s Bill & Ted days, he's logged thousands of miles on classics like the Norton Commando. Now, that fire hits the screen in a new docu-series for Samsung TV Plus.

Samsung TV Plus stole the spotlight at NewFronts with Hooligans: The ARCH Racing Project, a six-part docuseries starring and executive produced by Keanu Reeves alongside co-founder Gard Hollinger of ARCH Motorcycle. This docuseries will also mark the free, ad-supported streaming service's first original docuseries to premiere this summer.

With this, the streamer will mark its expansion beyond live events and partnerships, such as Amazon Ads. The series, in particular, dives into ARCH's bold pivot from crafting custom bikes to battling in the 2025 MotoAmerica Super Hooligan National Championship, capturing raw races, team drama, and underdog grit against industry titans like Harley-Davidson.

Reeves and Hollinger bring personal stakes, with Hollinger’s motocross roots fueling their Swiss-engineered racer’s high-speed quest across 10 U.S. events. Backed by V10 Entertainment, Trojan Horse Productions, and showrunner Alan Bloom, it is set to blend unfiltered access with premium polish for motorcycle fans and Reeves' completists alike.

While the docuseries showcases Keanu Reeves' real-life motorcycle passion, another project highlights his acting range in a very different way.

Jonah Hill's Outcome features Keanu Reeves in a dark Hollywood satire

The trailer for Jonah Hill's Outcome dropped recently, spotlighting Keanu Reeves as Reef Hawk, a fading Hollywood A-lister hit with a career-ending extortion video that drags his skeletons into the light. Cameron Diaz plays his sharp-tongued friend, Kyle; Matt Bomer, his loyal Xander; and Hill himself as crisis lawyer Ira, all racing to uncover the blackmailer amid chaotic amends with past foes.

Martin Scorsese will also make a cameo as a shadowy figure in the Apple TV original, adding meta gravitas to the dark comedy's Hollywood roast. Clips have teased Reef's spiral, boozy meltdowns, frantic apologies to stars like Susan Lucci and David Spade, and tense sit-downs with Laverne Cox, blending The Wrestler-style redemption with Burn After Reading absurdity.

This raw, unscripted Keanu Reeves energy in Outcome reflects the same hands-on passion set to be seen in Hooligans: The ARCH Racing Project, just trading motorcycles for a darker story. Both projects highlight his love for underdog stories, from racing to Hollywood intrigue; fans get the best of both worlds.

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Written by

Pratham Gurung

Edited by

Adiba Nizami