Welcome to The Continental: The Hotel Bar Experience — inspired by the acclaimed Keanu Reeves franchise — opens on Sept. 21 in New York City Michael Lee Simpson is a Digital News Writer at PEOPLE.

Here’s how it works. One of the coolest components of the John Wick franchise’s mythos has to be The Continental. A chain of uber-elite hotels that cater to the assassin’s underworld headed ...

The world of “John ... Wick” universe before the timeline of the first film with its three episodes. The show will premiere on Peacock in September. The Continental is a popular hotel chain ...

Despite the name, “The Continental” offers little new information as to the hotel’s origins or operations, which might be of interest to devoted “John Wick” fans. Instead, the show heaps ...

Ballerina will bring Ian McShane back into the world of John Wick after his appearances in all four previous movies in the ...

set roughly 40 years before the events in the John Wick feature film saga. Continental focuses on events surrounding a hotel for assassins in New York City and stars Colin Woodell (The Purge ...

Fans of the ever-growing John Wick franchise will have a chance to enter the world themselves as part of the upcoming fan experience, Welcome to The Continental: The Hotel Bar Experience.

John Wick's legend boils down to simple premise encapsulated in a favorite four-letter acronym: FAFO. For those who require a slightly wordier summary, a low-level thug invades a grieving widower ...

Front and center is Colin Woodell as a young Winston Scott, the slick owner and operator of The Continental hotel played by Ian McShane in the John Wick films. In The Continental, Winston has yet ...

which explores how Winston Scott – John Wick’s chief ally, played by Ian McShane on the big screen and Colin Woodell in The Continental – came to be the proprietor of the #1 assassin hotel ...

Ring the bell and check back into the world of John Wick with The Continental, Peacock‘s three-part prequel series. Turning the clock back to the 1970s NYC sanitation strike with the city ...

Or, to quote Mel Gibson, who plays the manager of the “precious” hotel for killers at the center of the ’70s and New York-set The Continental: From the World of John Wick: “Son of a bitch ...