The Celeb Scientology Circuit: 10 Familiar Faces

Tom Cruise is the unofficial poster boy for Scientology, and he’s been at it since the '80s. He’s all about the church’s supercharged approach to life, and whether he’s hanging off a plane or wowing us with his latest spy thriller, Cruise is living proof of his faith’s “action hero” ethos. He’s been through the media grinder for his beliefs, but he remains unshaken and continues to be Scientology’s most iconic believer.

John Travolta has danced through decades with Scientology by his side. From his “Saturday Night Fever” days to piloting planes, Travolta’s had a long ride with the church. He’s faced some tough times, like the loss of his son Jett, but Travolta credits the church for giving him the strength to keep flying high.

Before she was dodging dystopian dictators on TV, Elisabeth Moss was a second-gen Scientologist. She’s low-key about her beliefs but says Scientology keeps her grounded amidst the chaos of Hollywood.

Kirstie Alley brought laughs in “Cheers” and took on the tabloids over her weight battles. She credited Scientology with her epic comebacks and said it was the reason she was still fab and firing on all cylinders.

Laura Prepon swapped her '70s Show bell-bottoms for an orange jumpsuit and a deep dive into Scientology. She’s all about the church’s auditing sessions and swears they’ve helped her clear the noise and nail her scenes.

Beck was the church’s indie music maestro until he split from Scientology in 2019. His journey with the church was as eclectic as his tunes, blending spirituality with his offbeat vibe.

Juliette Lewis has been rocking the church since she was a teen, balancing her indie cred with her clear status in Scientology. She’s never shied away from talking about her faith, even when it’s not the trendiest topic at Hollywood parties.

Danny Masterson, known for his stint on “That '70s Show,” has been in the Scientology scene since his youth. Despite facing serious allegations and legal battles, Masterson’s adherence to the church remains part of his public narrative.

Giovanni Ribisi might play a con man on “Sneaky Pete,” but his Scientology game is straight up. He’s been in it since he was a kid, and while he keeps it cool and under wraps, he’s no stranger to the church’s Celebrity Centre.

Erika Christensen dove into fame with “Swimfan” and “Traffic,” but she’s also swimming in Scientology’s pool. She’s spoken out about the misconceptions and defends the church as a source of personal stability and happiness.

Each of these celebs brings their own flair to Scientology, and while the church itself is wrapped in controversy, it’s clear it’s got a stronghold in Tinseltown. Whether it’s the secret to their success or just a part of their journey, these stars’ affiliation with Scientology keeps the rest of us watching and wondering about the church’s star-studded appeal.