Burt Reynolds' waterfront estate, known as "Valhalla," sits on three acres in Hobe Sound, Fla. The actor stopped making mortgage payments on the home last year and now owes nearly $1.2 million on the property, according to a court filing.

Reynolds also built an 18-crypt mausoleum near his mansion. “It’s all gone now. They tore it all down,” said Bellew, now a real estate agent in Jupiter. The property, rumored to have once been Al Capone’s hideout, is being developed into 30 lots with homes selling from $1 million to $1.5 million.

Burt’s former 153-acre ranch in Palm Beach County, Florida fell into bankruptcy in 1999, forcing him to give it all up, sell, and vacate it. In was here where he filmed scenes for some of his movies, including ‘Smokey & The Bandit II” and a few others.