Gay writer of viral real-life ghost story says he was paid nothing for film of his work
Adam Ellis, a gay cartoonist whose viral August 2017 “real life” ghost story was adapted into a feature length horror film named Dear David , recently revealed that he received no payment for the film. The film was based on a Buzzfeed article entitled “My Apartment Is Being Haunted By The Ghost Of A Dead Child And I’m Not Sure What To Do.” Related “Ghost” screenwriter comes out as gay at age 81 His wife has known for almost 50 years, and they’re still married. “The first time I saw him, I was experiencing sleep paralysis and saw a child sitting in the green rocking chair at the foot of my bed,” Ellis wrote. “He had a huge misshapen head that was dented on one side…. Right before he reached my bed, I woke up screaming.” Never Miss a Beat Subscribe to our newsletter to stay ahead of the latest LGBTQ+ political news and insights. Subscribe to our Newsletter today The first time I saw him, I was experiencing sleep paralysis and saw a child sitting in the green rocking ch...