“Low Dweller” sells for $1.1 million – DiCaprio and Ridley Scott attached
The rags to riches story of 27-year old Brad Ingelsby, a writer who lives with his parents in Pennsylvania is quickly becoming part of the lore and lure of Hollywood.
The part time insurance broker sold his first screenplay this week entitled “The Low Dweller” to Relativity Media for $650,000 against $1.1 million. The dark drama set in 1986 Indiana will be directed by Ridley Scott and will star Leonardo DiCaprio as ‘Slim’ a man released after serving years in prison in murder and wants only to follow through on his promise to marry his long-sufferring girlfriend until he discovers his brother has been murdered.
Ingelsby, an alumni of the American Film Institute owes much of his success to rain-maker manager Brooklyn Weaver of Energy Entertainment and his agents at William Morris Agency who master-minded the sale.
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