Tom Cruise held the job of building superintendent before his big Hollywood break, and now that building is on the market for nearly $15 million.
Actors often work regular jobs before their big break, including A-listers like Tom Cruise. Before he landed his role in "Taps" in 1981, Fox News Digital confirmed that Cruise lived in and was the superintendent for a building on the Upper West Side of New York City which is now on the market for $14,995,000. Located at 50 West 86th St., the building has five stories and hosts eight units, plus commercial space and a pool.
Mitchell J Hall claims on the blog that he lived in the building at the same time as Cruise, who rented a studio above his for $300 a month and took out the trash and vacuumed the halls to help pay his rent before landing his role in "Taps." CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON FOX BUSINESS Representatives for the realtor also confirmed some other famous names who passed through the building’s doors. In the 1980s, Robert Downey, Jr.
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