Ex-Scientologist: Tom Cruise Is 'A Narcissist, Insecure, & Babyish!'

"I went into the room and just like any audition, the camera starts rolling. It was fine, the first few questions and then asked me what do I think of Tom Cruise," she told Radar. "I shoot from the hip – I'm a Midwest girl, I'm from a huge family and I just went, 'Ugh, I don't like him. I'm not a fan. Risky Business is OK and I was really upset that he and Nicole broke up. I really liked her and kind of find him to be a bit of a narcissist, insecure, kind of babyish.' I don't know … I spewed it out.'"

"I knew him from the church," she said. But after confessing her true feelings, she claims she was shunned.

"It was like the room emptied. As a person you want to feel a part of the group and here I am in Scientology," she said. "I buy a package to sit at a table to donate to a betterment group and I get asked to be moved from the table because he's there ands he's a big celebrity."

"So I kind of got a bitter taste in my mouth and other people can say 'Oh she's just a disgruntled, failed actress' but I wasn't," she insisted. "I was a girl who thought I was helping mankind and contributing to Scientology and its health groups but now I have to leave? I'm not a big celebrity but I did pay for it."

The once-thriving voiceover actress, who says she spent more than $1 million on classes, was reduced to living out of her car after leaving the controversial religion in 2009.

"I lost my home, I lost my 401K, my IRA, my equity, everything! I'm on food stamps and I'm told I'm a degraded being," Schenkelberg told Radar. "All this time I was so young and now, almost two decades later, I can't get back the time. It hurts more than the million dollars."