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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Indiana University alumnus Kevin Kline is receiving an honorary doctoral degree from his alma mater.
The Indianapolis Star reports (http://indy.st/1sRZB1G ) the Academy Award-winning actor will be in Bloomington on Monday for an afternoon ceremony at IU Auditorium and will attend an evening screening of "A Fish Called Wanda" at IU Cinema.
Kline says he remembers his days at Indiana University fondly, saying he thinks he knew he was happy to be there. He says he's still a student because he loves to learn.
His new film, "My Old Lady," is an adaptation of a 2002 play and also stars Maggie Smith.
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