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andrew morton • cindy adams • new york post • tom cruise
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Dec 18, 2007
BRITISH AUTHOR'S ON 'CRUISE' PATROL — New York Post
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Type: Press
Author(s): Cindy Adams
Source: New York Post
A Tom Cruise bio is about to drop upon us. St. Martin's Press is thrilled. Tom Cruise is maybe less thrilled. The thing is unauthorized. Also possibly unwanted and unappreciated. In fact, its title is "Tom Cruise: An Unauthorized Biography." The author is Andrew Morton, same Brit gent who unwrapped Princess Diana and Monica Lewinsky, of whom you may have heard. He spent two years on Operation Tom Cruise. Talked to chums, teachers, even old girlfriends who were his young girlfriends ...
Tag(s): Andrew Morton • Cindy Adams • New York Post • Tom Cruise
Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
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