Bradley Cooper Attends High School Reunion At Philly Brewery

PHILADELPHIA, PA — Hollywood star Bradley Cooper has been really showing his true (we assume Kelly green) colors recently.

After once again being seen in Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeff Lurie's box during Sunday's game against the Bills, then telling Howard Stern he'd rather see the Eagles win another Super Bowl than win his first Academy Award, the "Silver Linings Playbook" and "A Star is Born" star from Abington was spotted in Philadelphia again.

This time he was reconnecting with high school classmates at a Philly brewery.

Chestnut Hill Brewing Company recently hosted the reunion for Germantown Academy's Class of 1993.

Among those in attendance was Cooper.

"We had the honor of hosting a special guest," the brewery said on social media Tuesday. "You never know who you'll run into at the Taproom!"

The brewery shared several photos from the event, including one of Cooper and a classmate, in which Cooper's name tag simply read "Bradley."

According to a 2009 Philadelphia Magazine interview, Cooper said of his time at the Fort Washington school that he was not "the smartest person" or "the coolest kid" and "really didn't have anything going on."

Cooper later attended Villanova University before transferring to Georgetown University.

His first film role was the indie comedy "Wet Hot American Summer," and from there his career took off, leading to numerous starring roles, nine Academy Award nominations, and even two Grammy Awards.