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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Nicolas Cage brought about his own financial ruin with a spending spree that included two castles, 15 palatial homes, a flotilla of yachts and a squadron of Rolls Royces, his former business manager said. Samuel Levin, responding to a lawsuit Cage filed against him, said he warned the Oscar-winning actor that he could face bankruptcy unless he scaled back his lavish lifestyle. Cage, one of Hollywood's highest-paid movie stars, sued Levin in October, charging that he "lined his pockets with several million dollars in business management fees while sending Cage down a path toward financial ruin."

"Cage discovered that he is now forced to sell major assets and investments at a significant loss and is faced with huge tax liabilities because of Levin's incompetence, misrepresentations and recklessness,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN's lawsuit said.
- Cage's lawsuit said.
- California's lawsuit said.
- Hollywood's lawsuit said.
- Levin's lawsuit said.
- Los Angeles's lawsuit said.
- Nicolas Cage's lawsuit said.
- Oscar's lawsuit said.
- Rolls Royces's lawsuit said.
- Samuel Levin's lawsuit said.


Cage's lawsuit said.