Bradley Cooper says he didn’t make classmates freak out at 30-year high school reunion


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Bradley Cooper may have gone Hollywood, but he’s not too cool for school. Photo: Reuters

Bradley Cooper may have gone Hollywood, but he’s not too cool for school.

He told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show on Dec 19 that he not only attended his 30-year high school reunion last month, but arrived early, helped set up for the event and greeted attendees as they arrived.

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