The Fort Lauderdale club that served as the backdrop for the 2012 Tom Cruise film "Rock of Ages" was one of several sold in a $9.1 million deal.
May 02, 2014 at 10:50 AM
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The Fort Lauderdale nightclub that director Adam Shankmanto used to film several interior scenes in “Rock of Ages,” the 2012 film starring Tom Cruise, sold in a $9.1 million deal with Chicago buyers.
Revolution Live, the 14,778-square-foot night club at 100 SW Third Ave., was one of six properties that multimillionaire property investors Louis F. Wolf and Greg Berkowitz scooped up in a single transaction recorded May 1 in Broward County.
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