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I feel really bad for Tom Cruise. From what I heard, he is genuinely a nice person and he loves his craft, but I can tell deep down that he's lonely and insecure. Lonely people tend to be easy preys for cults.
He's also Gay and trying to hide it. Scientology hunts for those people, and exploits their fear of discovery. Tom Cruise, John Travolta, Will Smith, etc.
That was a rumor started when he got that job at the candy factory packing fudge.
repressed homosexuals among actors? now i've heard everything
Every one of those guys started in the 70s and 80s, when that sort of thing would have a major impact on your acting career.
This isn't some new idea, there has been talk about these guys being blackmailed by Scientology for many years.
will smith got married and had kids just to maintain the illusion he's not gay?
It's called a "beard"
So did Cruise and Travolta. That's been pretty common for Hollywood since the beginning.
It's the whole reason why Palm Springs thrived post WWII -to get away from the prying eyes of LA media.