The former child star Evan Ellingson, who appeared to be headed for big stardom, passed away.
The body of the former actor, who hasn’t been seen on screen in over ten years, was found in his bedroom at his San Bernardino County home on Sunday. According to the local coroner’s office. Although the precise circumstances surrounding his death are unknown at this time. Officials inform us that there doesn’t seem to be any foul play at this time.
Michael, Evan’s father, was able to provide some additional information, informing TMZ that Evan was discovered at a sober-living facility. We are informed that while he had previously struggled with drugs, he had recently been doing better, and the family is shocked by his untimely death.
Possibly the role that Ellingson is most known for is that of her adolescent son alongside Cameron Diaz in the 2009 film “My Sister’s Keeper.”. In addition, he gained notoriety for his recurrent part as Kyle Harmon on “CSI: Miami,” where he appeared in 18 episodes over the course of three years.
In fact, he had made his television debut at the age of thirteen. Appearing as a guest on “General Hospital” and landing a small part in a TV movie. He proceeded to perform in television series such as “Titus,” “That Was Then,” “Mad TV,” “Complete Savages,” “Bones,” “24,” and others.
A few more movies that Ellingson appeared in include “Walk the Talk,” “Letters from Iwo Jima,” “The Bondage,” “Confession,” “Rules of the Game,” “Time Changer,” “The Gristle,” and others.
Ellingson doesn’t appear to have been active in Hollywood as he hasn’t had any acting credits since 2010. Despite his early death, he made a lasting impression on television and cinema.
Ellingson had just turned 35.
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