Nicolas Cage reportedly managed to blow his National Treasure fortune of $150 million (£109 million) on some of the most bizarre things.
The 56-year-old, of course, made his money by being one of Hollywood's highest earning actors and starring in iconic films, such as, Con Air, Face/Off and Ghost Rider.
Despite working in Hollywood since 1982, he eventually became in debt after spending obscure amounts of his fortune on some insane stuff.
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As reported by the Mirror, by 2009 he became overwhelmed in debt and owed the Internal Revenue Service a mega $6.3 million (£4.6 million).
By the age of 40, he had spent enough money to make himself broke and coincidently shifted the blame to his accountant sending him 'down a path of financial ruin'.
When looking at his purchases during that time, some definitely are worse than others.
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The actor, incredibly, bought a 67-million-year-old Tarbosaurus dinosaur skull for $300,000 (£219,220).
I mean, the Ross Gellers of this world will probably be excited by that one but I think I'd rather have a Rolls Royce, or something useful for that kind of cash.
Next up, the actor bought an 11th-century Bavarian castle in Etzelwang, Germany for $8 million (5.85 million).
If you think that's bad, he also bought a 40-acre island south of Nassau, paying a whopping $7 million (5.12 million), which is surprisingly less expensive than the castle.
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In 2006, Nicolas purchased a haunted house that belonged to serial killer Madame Delphine LaLaurie for $3.45 million
He was actually said to have owned 15 different residences at the same time, including a $25 million (£18.27 million) beach home in California.
Not to mention at one point, Nicolas owned 50 rare cars and around 30 motorbikes.
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One of his most expensive cars came in the form of a Lamborghini he purchased in 1997 for an unbelievable $450,000 (£328,830).
To put things in perspective, that amount of money in 1997 is likely to be worth around $767,000 (£560,000) in today's money.
And oh yeah, he casually spent $1 million on (£730,000) on a Ferrari Enzo too and had around nine Rolls Royces.
It doesn't stop there...he also, at one point, owned four yachts with the most expensive one being valued at $20 million (£14.61 million).
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Nicolas also bought a nine-foot tall pyramid-shaped tombstone which he allegedly said he hopes to be buried inside it when he passes away.
So, there you have it... it looks like Nicolas Cage is a pretty big spender.
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