This article talked about Tom Cruise was lured to Seven miles beach by a seductive beauty at the time when he filmed "The Firm".

"Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman: King of Seven Mile Beach

By Shawn Nicholls, Staff Writer

GRAND CAYMAN, West Indies (Jan. 19, 2003) -- Two of the more riveting scenes from 1993's action thriller "The Firm" take place in Grand Cayman. In the first, Tom Cruise is lured to the beach by a seductive beauty, an act orchestrated by his employer that comes back to haunt him later.
In the second scene much later in the proceedings, one of the "bad guys," played by Gene Hackman, is seduced himself, and the web of mysteries and secrets begins to unravel under the bright Cayman moon.

While the scenes dripped of plot significance and suspense, they also offered viewers a glimpse of a paradise by the ocean - a candle and moonlit gazebo patio, a band playing music in the background, dancing, and everything else associated with dream vacations at the beach.

And this backdrop is not just a Hollywood creation, but actually a resort in Grand Cayman. .........."

from worldgolf.com
http://www.worldgolf.com/golf-destin...yman-hyatt.htm

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thats funny...I thought I was the only one who noticed that in "the firm"
they showed the Seven Mile Beach and the Hyatt Regency.

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I suggest we boycott, Tom Cruise. He wants the whole world to believe that running + hot sauna will stop you from Drug addiction, nicotine is stored in your fat and Psy. is bogus!

I've always said the reason I don't do more heroin is because I run.....

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well, if you were doing it you would be running..ha ha

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from the cops?

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some swimmer from Ct
the problem with the gene pool is that there are no lifeguards.....and we have been offering swimmies

hahaha!!!!

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dont you love hollywood actors and actresses. some who barely have a high school education and others who dropped out........ they become experts on subjects well beyond their knowledge. little does he know that there is quite a gray area where "vitamins" and "natural drugs" meet prescription drugs. and most of the time they overlap.

what happened to the time when actors would act. you dont see doctors trying to make movies. tom cruise has quite a few dsm disorders of his own after seeing his outbursts.

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Why doesn't someone in the media call Tom Cruise out?

It's blatantly obvious that, as much as TC "knows the h/o psych", he is in denial about the current hypomanic episode that he is experiencing.

All of the lame psychiatrists that I have seen on the tube simply defend the position of medication prescriber. I'm amazed. Someone, puh-leez...

(Meanwhile, all of the severely, chronically mentally ill vacilate about their meds--"Well, if Tom Cruise says this Risperdal is useless, then I certainly don't need it...")

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