Going Clear, a forthcoming exposé on the Church of Scientology claims Tom Cruise has dome some shifty deeds.

Alex Gibney, the creator of Going Clear, the hotly anticipated documentary on Scientology, just slammed Tom Cruise for refusing to comment on the ugly accusations made against him and his church.
Gibney says Cruise's silence is "irresponsible," adding "Cruise is the big kahuna and that's why we've gone to the trouble of calling him out."
We can't say we totally blame Cruise for not addressing all the claims made in the movie, like the idea that Scientology head David Miscavige hated Nicole so much that he coerced Tom into divorcing her. To sweeten the pot, Miscavige allegedly bought Tom planes, motorcycles, and limos. To maintain his personal cargo— seriously who needs that many modes of transportation—church workers were reportedly paid less than $1 an hour, which isn't much considering the fleet they had to upkeep, or you know, minimum wage.
Besides severely underpaying workers, Going Clear also suggests that Tom ordered the church to tap Nicole's phone while they were off filming Eyes Wide Shut together. Frankly, we can see how working on that flick would make you a little untrusting of your spouse but phone tapping? That's just too far.
Marty Rathbun, who was at one point second-highest ranking official at the church before he left, told Gibney that he was appalled when he was asked to bug Nicole's phone but he did as he was told.
Rathbun, who was allegedly physically abused by Miscavige, wouldn't share what info they gathered from her phone calls, but Tom and Nicole did split several years later, at which point, Tom became even more involved in Scientology, so draw your own conclusions.