Tom Cruise wanted a Scientology pitch for David Beckham

Tom Cruise was so eager to introduce other celebrities to Scientology that the church once built a football field for him to show off to David Beckham.

The actor “does everything in his power to blame celebrities, not the people he’s made movies with. Perhaps most famously David and Victoria Beckham,” McLinder says in his new book, “A Billion Years: I escaped from the life of Scientology”. “

“A professional football stadium has been built in the golden area.” [Base, church headquarters in San Jacinto, Calif.]The ground was leveled, irrigation was installed, the turf was perfect, and the cells were raised,” wrote Lind, a former senior church official. “The full-time caretaker was appointed from Gold’s staff…it was built for one purpose: Tomke Ruth could have his friend David come to Gold. It never happened. “

The church also tried to help Cruise’s love life, Lind said.

In 2004, the star attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the New Scientology Center in Spain. “Tom is dating Spanish actress Penelope Cruz, which is why so much money was spent on buying and renovating a beautiful building,” Lind wrote. “It’s kind of ironic that Penelope broke up with him after that.”

During the ceremony, the star reportedly turned to Linde and moaned: “Can you believe it? [Cruise’s sister] Can’t Ang Lee let me be with a girl?

Miscavige “takes it to heart” and allegedly launched a special project, overseen by the trusty Lieutenant Greg Wilhere, where “interrogations” take place to find a girlfriend and, ultimately, a spouse for the action star.

Cruise had a brief romance with Anglo-Iranian actress Nazanin Boniadi, also of Scientology, and began dating Dawson Creek star Katie Boniadi in April 2005. Katie Holmes dating. Announced breakup with Cruise June 2012 after six years of marriage. )

“Mike Rinder is a die-hard liar trying to profit from his dishonesty. He organized harassment of his former church and its leaders to support itself,” said a spokesperson for Page Six Scientology.

Lindt wrote that he was also in charge of talking to longtime Cruise columnist Pat Kingsley of the mighty PMK Corporation, who advised the actor not to speak publicly about Scientology. Ultimately, Cruise fired Kingsley and replaced her with his sister Ang Lee. His three sisters and his mother joined the sect.

Lind wrote that Ang Lee was inexperienced and did whatever Miskavig told her.

“Over time, Cruise’s public statements have become increasingly bizarre,” Rinder wrote. “Ultimately, he’s completely fooling himself. Jump on Oprah Winfrey’s sofa In their infamous May 23, 2005 interview, he revealed his love for Sherlock Holmes.

“Shortly after, on the TODAY show, he accused Matt Lauer of being “carefree” about psychotropic drugs… We know that no matter how crazy the bat is, we know we’re real.

Lind got into Scientology at the age of 5 when his parents started taking him to a local church centre in Adelaide, Australia. After high school, he left college and became a member of the Sea Org.

After becoming Scientology’s international spokesperson and head of the Office of Special Affairs. He also helped negotiate the group’s controversial IRS tax exemption and spent time with many of its most prominent members, including Tom Cruise, Kirstie Ailey, John Travolta and Lisa Marie Prey sley.

However, concerns about a clandestine group led Rinder to reconsider his position and eventually left in 2007 at the age of 52. He became an enemy of the group overnight and claimed to be tracked, hacked and espionage.

Lind wrote that he paid a heavy price for his abandonment.

His ex-wife Cathy stayed at Sea Org. and divorced him after he left. Their two children were “separated” from Linde, along with his brother, sister and their family. His mother was also “separated”, and when she died in 2013, the family didn’t tell him.

The whistleblower is often asked why he continues to speak out despite the constant harassment.

“I always answer truthfully,” he wrote. “I brought two kids into this world who didn’t know better. I wanted them to have the opportunity to think and make decisions for themselves.”