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Kauri Cliffs "deaths": Tom Cruise, Jeff Goldblum, Orlando Bloom and now Robyn Malcolm

Lindy Laird
Reporter·Northern Advocate·
22 May, 2011 08:16 AMQuick Read
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Actors do not keep toppling over the cliff at an exclusive Northland lodge and golf course retreat . . .  and Robyn Malcolm is one of them.
Most famous for her role as matriarch Cheryl West in Outrageous Fortune,
Malcolm is teed off she's the latest celebrity that an on-line hoax has
had
plummeting from the high ground at luxury Kauri Cliffs, near Matauri Bay. She has
described the fake news report she saw on her own Facebook page as ``sick''.
Tom Cruise has not died at Kauri Cliffs twice. The hoax had him falling in 2008 and
again in 2008. Tom Hanks also fell victim to the Kauri Cliffs rumour back in 2006.
We know for sure that Jeff Goldblum didn't fall to his death there last year.
Goldblum immediately scotched the vicious rumour by pointing out he had never been to New Zealand.
Orlando Bloom has been to New Zealand, but the man who played Legolas in the
Lord of the Rings trilogy was certainly not legless _ or even present _  at Kauri
Cliff's the night he was rumoured to have taken the 20 metre plunge a few years ago.

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