Fame hasn't gone to actor Bradley Cooper's head. He readily came to the rescue of his friends and their families to pay off their debts in their hard times.
The 38-year-old admits that finding fame has been disorientating, but he hasn't let his star status go to his head.
"There is a certain amount of disorientation. You can't relate to having more money than you ever imagined or even know how to spend or invest. It's absolutely luxury, I know that," dailymirror.couk quoted Cooper as saying.
"But I don't think I've let it affect the way I live or change how I think. I still live pretty much like a nomad going from one film shoot to another. I don't collect sports cars or have ambitions to own my own private jet. Making a lot of money has enabled me to help some of my closets friends pay off debts, mortgages, things like that," she added.
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