Francis Ford Coppola backs Winona Ryder's claim that she is "married to Keanu Reeves"

Some times whatever happens on screen might be the reality off screen, as seems to be case of Ryder and Reeves whom Coppola apparently got married.

Francis Ford Coppola agrees with Winona Ryder's claim that she must have been married to co-star Keanu Reeves during the shoot of the 1992 fantasy drama, 'Bram Stroker's Dracula'. The director asserted that in a particular scene, the couple actually took their vows in front of a real priest. Disappointed regarding a staged wedding, which according to Coppola, did not look real enough to satisfy his creative needs, the director later filmed the scene in a Greek Orthodox church in Los Angeles, along with a real priest.

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