Elliot Page’s Bio, Parents, Educational Background, Marital Status, Career

Elliot Page's Net Worth as of December 2024 is $14 Million

Quick Facts of Elliot Page

A Canadian actress and producer named Elliot Page originally went by the name Ellen Page. Although he was born a woman, he came out as gay in 2014. Page revealed his transgender identity on December 1, 2020, and he/him/they/them were his chosen pronouns.

When he played the title role in the coming-of-age comic drama film Juno in 2007, he first gained national attention as an actress. For this role, he was honored with the Independent Spirit Award and the Teen Choice Award for Best Actress Comedy.

In addition, he received nominations for this performance at the Golden Globe, BAFTA, and Oscar ceremonies.

Elliot Page’s Bio, Parents

Ellen Page, who would later become known as Elliot Page, was born on February 21, 1987, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, to graphic artist Dennis Page and teacher Martha Philpotts.

Along with Jared Leto, he was chosen by PETA as one of the Sexiest Vegetarians of 2014 and lives a vegan lifestyle.

Elliot Page’s Educational Background

He graduated from the Shambhala School after attending Queen Elizabeth High School.

Elliot Page’s Marital Status

The Tiny Canadian, as some critics and fans appreciatively refer to Ellen, has an equally bold and unexpected personal life to match her self-proclaimed reputation.

Ben Foster and Ellen’s X-Men: The Last Stand co-star relationship began in 2006. It was Ellen’s final known connection with a male, and their relationship was brief.

n 2014 During a speech at the Human Rights Campaign convention in Las Vegas, Ellen Page came out as homosexual. After that, she became public with her connections with women and was often seen with Samantha Thomas, who was then her lover and an artist.

Ellen was pictured dating dancer and choreographer Emma Portner shortly after the pair split up. No one was really shocked when Emma and Ellen tied the knot in January 2018 since they often attended red carpets and other events together.

Elliot Page’s Career

Elliot Page’s career began when she had an appearance in the television film Pit Pony in 1997 at the age of 10. He repeated his repeated role as Maggie Maclean in the television series that followed the TV movie.

He had an appearance as Treena Lahey in the Canadian film and television series Trailer Park Boys, created by Mike Clattenburg, in 2002. He played “Joanie” in the Best Canadian First Feature Picture-winning film Marion Bridge in the same year.

He made his acting debut in the drama movie Mouth to Mouth in 2005, and he also played Hayley Stark in the thriller Hard Cand that same year.

In his performance, he played a 14-year-old girl who captures and tortures a guy she thinks is a sexual predator. A lot of people praised Page’s acting, calling it “one of the most unsettling but brave and complicated performances.”

In 2006, Elliot Page played “Kitty Pryde / Shadowcat” in the blockbuster movie X-Men: The Last Stand. He returned to the role in X-Men: Days of Future Past, eight years later.

Her status as an actor altered when he participated in the indie coming-of-age comedic drama film Juno in 2007.

His performance as Juno MacGuff garnered him a nomination for Best Actress at the 80th Academy Awards, a prize he ultimately lost to Marion Cotillard for her work in the French biographical film La Vie en Rose.

For her role in Juno, Page received many accolades, including a Satellite Award and a Canadian Comedy Award.

In the movie “An American Crime,” he played the tragic 16-year-old “Sylvia Likens,” who was brutally tortured for more than three months before being killed by Gertrude Baniszewski. Page received praise for his depiction of Likens in the movie, which was based on a real event.

Before playing Bliss Cavendar in the sports comedy-drama Whip It in 2009, she acted in movies like Smart People and The Stone Angel throughout the coming years.

In the 2010 Christopher Nolan film Inception, Elliot Page co-starred with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Marion Cotillard. He has a significant role in the sci-fi thriller film.

Woody Allen chose him after being impressed by his performances in his film To Rome with Love, which also featured Alec Baldwin, Penélope Cruz, Roberto Benigni, and Jesse Eisenberg. In the movie, which was based on four different plots, he played Monica.

He featured in movies including The East (2013), Into the Forest (2015), Tallulah (2016), My Days of Mercy (2017), and Flatliners in the years that followed (2017). Beyond: Two Souls, a video game released in 2013, also included his voice.

He co-directed and co-produced the documentary There’s Something in the Water in 2019 in addition to appearing in the Netflix miniseries Tales of the City.

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