- Keanu Reeves learned to ride a motorcycle specifically for his role as John Constantine, adding authenticity to action scenes.
- The character Constantine originally appeared in the Hellblazer comic series, which inspired the film’s dark tone.
- Director Francis Lawrence made his feature film debut with Constantine, using his TV experience to create a visually distinct style.
- The film’s portrayal of demons and angels draws heavily from Christian mythology but with creative liberties.
- Guillermo del Toro helped design some of the demonic creatures, lending an eerie, otherworldly look.
- Tilda Swinton played the angel Gabriel in the movie, choosing to portray the character without traditional gender cues.
- The movie was filmed in multiple locations around Los Angeles, standing in for a gritty, supernatural cityscape.
- Keanu Reeves performed many of his own stunts, including intense fight scenes and action sequences..
- The iconic trench coat worn by Constantine became a defining costume piece for the character’s look.
- The movie initially received mixed reviews but gained a strong cult following over time.
- Constant references to sin, redemption, and fate reflect the film’s deep theological and philosophical layers.
- The script included several scenes that were cut for pacing but remain popular among fans in deleted footage.
- The soundtrack mixes rock and orchestral music to enhance the film’s dark yet dramatic tone.
- The character’s love interest, Angela, was portrayed with a strong feminist angle, contrasting typical action tropes.
- Constantine’s design emphasizes practical effects combined with CGI, creating a believable supernatural world.