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Freddie Highmore speaking French Freddie Highmore by Warner Brothers

This article was written by Global Graduates, published on 2nd September 2012 and has been read 14823 times.

French Film Star
Freddie Highmore, young star of films including Finding Neverland, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, August Rush and The Golden Compass, speaks fluent French! In 2010, Freddie was accepted at Emmanuel College, Cambridge to study Spanish and Arabic, so he will be going off on his year abroad soon!

Freddie Highmore interview about 'August Rush'

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