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First to tell you a little about Tom Cruise. He was born July 3rd, 1962. His home town is Syracuse, New York. The full name for Tom Cruise is Thomas Cruise Mapother IV. Tom’s height is average for most people it 5’7”. He became a TV star for his career. As Thomas was growing up, he grew up in a religious family. Tom’s parents are Catholic. Although after experimenting with the Catholic religion, Tom felt that wasn’t a fit for him so the religion Tom Cruise chose was scientology. Ron Hubbard started Scientology in 1923, and it resulted in dianetics. Scientology “is a belief in some ultimate reality, such as supreme or eternal truth that transcends the here and now of the secular world.” “Scientology addresses the spirit not the body or mind …show more content…
Many famous movies and films and some not heard of. In 1981 Endless Love as Billy, Taps as Cadet Captain David Shawn. 1983 The outsiders as Steve Randle, Losin’ It as Woody, Risky Business as Joel Goodsen, All The Right Moves as Stefen. 1985 Legen as Jack. 1986 Top Gun as Lieutenant Pete Maverick Mitchell, The Color Of Money as Vincent Lauria. 1988 Cocktail as Brain Flanagan, Young Guns as uncredited appearance Cowboy, Rain Man as Charlie Babbitt. 1989 Born on the Fourth of July as Ron Kovic. 1990 Days of Thunder as Cole Trickle. 1992 Far and Away as Joesph Donnelly, A Few Good Men as Lieutenant Daniel Kafee. 1993 The Firm as Mitch Mcdeere. 1994 Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles as Lestat de Lioncourt. 1996 Mission Impossible as Ethan Hunt. Producer, Jerry Maguire as Jerry Maguire. 1998 Without Limits as Producer. 1999 Eyes Wide Shut as Dr. William ‘Bill’ Harford, Magnolia as Frank T.J. Mackey. 2000 Mission: Impossible 2 as Ethan Hunt. Producer. 2001 The Others as Executive Producer, Vanilla Sky as David Aames. Producer. 2002 Narc as Executive Producer, Hitting it Hard as Producer Austin Powers in Goldmember as a cameo performance Austin powers. 2003 The Last Samurai as Nathan Algren Producer, Shattered Glass as Executive Producer. 2004 Collateral as Vincent, Suspect Zero as Producer. War of the Worlds as Ray Ferrier, Elizabethtown as Producer. 2006 Mission Impossible 3 as Ethan Hunt Producer, Ask the Dust as Producer. 2007 Lions for Lambs as Senator Jasper Irving. 2008 Tropic Thunder as Les Grossman, Valkyrie as Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg Executive Producer. 2010 Knight and Day as Roy Miller. 2011 Mission Impossible- Ghost Protocol as Ethan Hunt Producer. 2012 Rock of Ages as Stacee Jaxx, Jack Reacher as Producer. Last movie in 2013 is Oblivion as

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