They starred together in 1986’s drama Youngblood.
And Rob Lowe reminisced on a celebrity basketball game in 1988 that reunited him with his costar Keanu Reeves on Instagram.
Sharing a throwback with the Matrix star on Monday, the 56-year-old joked that ‘John Wick’ schooled him on the court.
Old school: Rob Lowe reminisced on a celebrity basketball game in 1988 that reunited him with his costar Keanu Reeves, with an Instagram post, on Monday
Joking about losing to Keanu, 55, he wrote ‘That time John Wick dropped 22 points on me.’
The movie stars looked like their 80s heartthrob selves, donning ‘Fairfax High Celebrity Basketball Benefit’ tees and black basketball shorts.
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Their 1986 film Youngblood followed them as high school aged hockey teammates and also starred Patrick Swayze.
Rob wore dark frame glasses, which fans loved in the comments, with one writing ‘THE GLASSES ARE F****N ICONIC OML.’
I lost: Joking about losing to Keanu, 55, Rob wrote ‘That time John Wick dropped 22 points on me’
Costar: As well as schooling Rob on the court, Keanu, 55, starred alongside him in 80s sports drama Youngblood
Many fans loved Rob’s throwback photo, with even his son John Own (Johnny) enjoying the lighthearted post.
Johnny, 25, wrote ‘A self-deprecating post? You are learning.’ He is the actor’s youngest child who he shares with his wife of nearly 29 years, Sheryl, they also share Matthew, 27.
While a fan wrote ‘This picture is amazing. Two legends,’ with another adding ‘wowsa such hotties.’
This isn’t Rob’s first trip down memory lane recently either, last month while speaking with Dax Shepard on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard, he shared an unheard story about another movie star, Tom Cruise.
Teammates: Their 1986 film Youngblood followed them as high school aged hockey teammates and also starred Patrick Swayze (pictured on screen)
The Parks and Rec actor said that a young Tom Cruise went ‘ballistic’ when they were placed in the same New York City hotel room to stay in during production of their 1983 motion picture The Outsiders.
In addition to Cruise and Lowe, the Francis Ford Coppola-directed motion picture featured a lineup of future stars, including Matt Dillon, Emilio Estevez, Ralph Macchio and the late Patrick Swayze.
Rob said that the incident came at a time the film was being cast, and actors from both coasts were united to test chemistry for the crime sinopsis drama Korea terbaru.
‘All of the L.A. people survived the L.A. auditions, and then the hand-picked people had to go to New York to face the New York version; so it was me and Tom Cruise and Emilio and C. Thomas Howell,’ the Parks and Recreation actor said.
Memory lane: Rob recently shared that a young Tom Cruise went ‘ballistic’ when they were placed in the same New York City hotel room to stay in during production of their 1983 motion picture The Outsiders (pictured in 2020)
Rob noted that the trip marked the ‘first time [he] ever stayed at The Plaza Hotel,’ adding, ‘We check-in and Tom finds out that we’re sharing a room and just goes ballistic … I mean it made me laugh, it was gnarly. ‘
Lowe said that the incident was reflective of Cruise’s confidence in himself early on.
‘To me, what’s great about the story is, there’s certain people who have always been who they are, and that element of them has powered them to where they are today and the rest is history,’ the veteran actor told Shepard. ‘And the notion that an 18-year-old actor with a walk-on part in Endless Love and like a 7th lede in Taps could have that kind of like wherewithal.
Ensemble: The 1983 film features a cast of (L-R) Emilio Estevez, Rob Lowe, C. Thomas Howell, Matt Dillon, Ralph Macchio, Patrick Swayze and Tom Cruise
Pre-Top Gun: Lowe said Cruise’s confidence and focus was high on the set of the 1983 movie
‘I remember going, “Wow, this guy is the real deal.”‘
He said ‘you can’t argue with the results’ of Cruise’s career, adding, ‘He’s had his eye on the ball since day one.’
In the movie, which was based off of S. E. Hinton’s 1967 novel The Outsiders, Lowe played the role of Sodapop Curtis to Cruise’s Steve Randle.
Lowe told Shepard that Cruise was ‘relentless’ in his stunt work on production of the film, and ‘ended up being the only one who could do a backflip.’
He added: ‘It is in the movie The Outsiders for no reason – just to do it.’
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