Celebrity Pay Dirt
Clancy's Home Under Clear and Present Danger

Author Tom Clancy's home suffered $10,000 worth of damage after a fire burned up a deck at his Maryland home. Don't worry, the residual check from the next re-run of "Patriot Games" should cover it.
Clancy was home at the time, but not injured in the blaze, a Maryland fire marshal spokesman said. It took 50 firefighters about 10 minutes to control the fire.

International espionage is not suspected.

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Reader Comments

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1. I'm so sorry about this.

Posted at 1:28PM on Mar 30th 2008 by Andy

2. THIS is celebrity paydirt? That is just sad if the SS TMZ-tanic staffers think this is paydirt. This is equal to turning in an aluminum can to a recycling center. I'm just sayin'!

Posted at 2:50PM on Mar 30th 2008 by H B Rider

3.
Only at TMZ will you find hack "journalists" making fun of a man losing his home to a fire.

Posted at 5:20PM on Mar 30th 2008 by Puter Boi

4. "Under clear and present danger." TMZ, this is why I love you guys.

Posted at 6:41PM on Mar 30th 2008 by Maria

5. Fireplace ashes in paper bag on deck? WTF? Money does not make you smart.

Posted at 7:31AM on Mar 31st 2008 by Jim Labb, FM

6. it was probly a rainbow six vegas fan upset that he put out a crap ass game lol

Posted at 2:19PM on Mar 31st 2008 by william

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