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How Nicolas Cage Spent His Way To The Poorhouse

By Ilene
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I really enjoy Nic Cage’s work (such as Leaving Las Vegas, one of the most depressing movies ever) and wish him the best… Ilene

How Nicolas Cage Spent His Way To The Poorhouse

Nic Cage - tbiCourtesy of Clusterstock, by Vince Veneziani

Nicolas Cage is a big movie star with an even bigger name.

A member of the famous Coppola family, Cage spent lavishly over the years, accumulating 9 Rolls Royces, 30 motorcycles, exotic pets, multiple luxury vehicles, a castle, and homes throughout the world. It’s no wonder he’s now being hunted by the IRS for tax evasion – he’s broke!

Currently, Cage owes $6.5 million in back taxes and is being sued by former business manager Samuel Levin.

Click here to see how Cage spent his money>>>

See Also:

Nicolas Cage Blames Money Manager for "Financial Ruin"

 

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