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Alcohol and cocaine can lead to terrible decisions... (Original Post)
pbmus
Mar 2019
OP
Don't be so nostalgic. There are still plenty of bad decisions being made these days.
JustABozoOnThisBus
Mar 2019
#10
Socal31
(2,484 posts)1. Unless his moment of clarity which lead to the annulment request....
...was after a 12-pack and a line.
Chin music
(23,002 posts)2. I like that guy. Always loses his mind at least once per movie.
"Knowing" was my favorite.
WA-03 Democrat
(3,046 posts)3. Meet him in a small resort town bar about 20 years ago
Told him I thought Valley Girl was his best work. I thought he was going to punch me. I was sincere and he is the a-hole every thinks he is. Oh well...
pbmus
(12,422 posts)5. He has to work just to pay the maintenance on his 100 + homes...
He acts like an a hole because he is one...
Major Nikon
(36,827 posts)6. ...and his pyramid
TexasBushwhacker
(20,174 posts)12. I love VG
But I liked him in Moonstruck even more.
mitch96
(13,892 posts)4. "Alcohol and cocaine"
Ahhhhhhh Miami in the late 70's and early 80's........ very bad decisions were made..
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JustABozoOnThisBus
(23,338 posts)10. Don't be so nostalgic. There are still plenty of bad decisions being made these days.
Let's see, beginning with Nov 8, 2016, ...
skypilot
(8,853 posts)7. Didn't he already do this movie?
Fla Dem
(23,650 posts)8. How Nicolas Cage Spent His $150 Million Fortune: A Haunted Mansion, Islands and a Dinosaur Skull
People
Dana Rose Falcone
3/29/2019 18 hrs ago
From expensive cars and homes to million-dollar grills and crystal bathtubs, celebrities make all kinds of pricy purchases.
Nicolas Cage who recently married girlfriend Erika Koike and filed for an annulment four days later breezily spent $150 million and then sued his former manager for $20 million for sending him down a path toward financial ruin.
The actor, 55, had made his fortune from 1996 to 2011 by starring in box office hits like Gone in Sixty Seconds, National Treasure and Windtalkers, each of which reportedly earned him $20 million. But in 2010, Cage ended up owing the IRS almost $14 million.
Heres what Cage spent his mega millions on:
A Vintage Superman Comic
Cage paid $150,000 to nab the first Superman comic book titled Action Comics No. 1 in 1997. It was stolen from his house in 2000 but then found 11 years later, when it sold for over $2 million at auction.
A Lamborghini Miura SVJ
Also in 1997, the Oscar winner bought this 1971 luxury sports car from the late Shah of Iran for $446,820. It was the most expensive car sold in an auction that year in Europe.
Two Islands in the Bahamas
In 2006, Cage purchased more than 40 acres of private island living that had been on the market for $3 million. To go with the island, he also had four luxury yachts totaling $20 million, including one named Sarita that had a jacuzzi, a gym and slept 12 guests.
A Rare Tarbosaurus Head
Cage, a self-proclaimed history buff, outbid Leonardo DiCaprio in 2007 for a 70-million-year-old dinosaur skull that cost him $276,000. The artifact turned out to be stolen though and in 2015, the Weather Man star had to return it to the Mongolian government.
More>>>>>>
https://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/celebrity/how-nicolas-cage-spent-his-dollar150-million-fortune-a-haunted-mansion-islands-and-a-dinosaur-skull/ar-BBVp5Ts?li=BBnb2gh
Dana Rose Falcone
3/29/2019 18 hrs ago
From expensive cars and homes to million-dollar grills and crystal bathtubs, celebrities make all kinds of pricy purchases.
Nicolas Cage who recently married girlfriend Erika Koike and filed for an annulment four days later breezily spent $150 million and then sued his former manager for $20 million for sending him down a path toward financial ruin.
The actor, 55, had made his fortune from 1996 to 2011 by starring in box office hits like Gone in Sixty Seconds, National Treasure and Windtalkers, each of which reportedly earned him $20 million. But in 2010, Cage ended up owing the IRS almost $14 million.
Heres what Cage spent his mega millions on:
A Vintage Superman Comic
Cage paid $150,000 to nab the first Superman comic book titled Action Comics No. 1 in 1997. It was stolen from his house in 2000 but then found 11 years later, when it sold for over $2 million at auction.
A Lamborghini Miura SVJ
Also in 1997, the Oscar winner bought this 1971 luxury sports car from the late Shah of Iran for $446,820. It was the most expensive car sold in an auction that year in Europe.
Two Islands in the Bahamas
In 2006, Cage purchased more than 40 acres of private island living that had been on the market for $3 million. To go with the island, he also had four luxury yachts totaling $20 million, including one named Sarita that had a jacuzzi, a gym and slept 12 guests.
A Rare Tarbosaurus Head
Cage, a self-proclaimed history buff, outbid Leonardo DiCaprio in 2007 for a 70-million-year-old dinosaur skull that cost him $276,000. The artifact turned out to be stolen though and in 2015, the Weather Man star had to return it to the Mongolian government.
More>>>>>>
https://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/celebrity/how-nicolas-cage-spent-his-dollar150-million-fortune-a-haunted-mansion-islands-and-a-dinosaur-skull/ar-BBVp5Ts?li=BBnb2gh
TexasBushwhacker
(20,174 posts)11. The comic book was actually a good inveatment n/t
DFW
(54,341 posts)9. I don't do alcohol or cocaine
I'm perfectly capable of making my own terrible decisions without chemical help.