There's a reason why Tilda Swinton is one of the few British actors who hasn't starred in a Harry Potter film: She's not a fan.Though the Oscar-winning actress may take no issue with wizards, witches, and Weasleys, she's uncomfortable with how the series portrays life in a boarding school. Hogwarts isn't for everyone, it seems.“I think [boarding schools] are a very cruel setting in which to grow up and I don't feel children benefit from that type of education," Swinton, who was raised in a British boarding school, told The Scots Magazine . "Children need their parents. That's why I dislike films like Harry Potter, which tend to romanticize such places.”Potter fans are no doubt falling over themselves to explain that Harry's parents weren't living, and that Hogwarts was a paradise compared to the Dursleys' cupboard under the stairs. Even so, Swinton, whose twins go to a school she co-founded, does have a point. Who among us wouldn't give it all up for the chance to learn potions, play Quidditch, and stay up all night with Team Gryffindor?