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    Daniel Radcliffe dropped out at 17 while Emma Watson did A-levels. Warner Bros. paid his old English teacher to discuss books with him three hours a week without exam pressure. He says that is the only reason he read chapters of Ulysses, noting he definitely would never have picked it up alone.
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    Daniel Radcliffe dropped out at 17 while Emma Watson did A-levels. Warner Bros. paid his old English teacher to discuss books with him three hours a week without exam pressure. He says that is the only reason he read chapters of Ulysses, noting he definitely would never have picked it up alone.


    Daniel Radcliffe says he dropped out at 17 and Warner Bros paid his old English teacher to talk books with him

    "I dropped out of school when I was 17… Emma carried on and did her A-levels"

    "Warner Brothers paid for my old English teacher to come in for three hours a week just to talk books"

    "no pressure of exams or nothing… that’s the only reason I’ve read chapters of Ulysses, I definitely would never have picked up on my own"



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    1. DCBronzeAge on

      I’m a teacher and I have found that students who have a natural curiosity are the ones who have the best outcomes. Unfortunately schools try really hard to make sure we serve everyone but those kids.

    2. XX_bot77 on

      Like many companies Warner Bros are scums but we should also appreciate the way the HP’s main child actors were treated. It also felt like they all had very sane parents, not the kinds who are living through their kid’s career.