Elliot Page Biography

Elliot Page got his start on Canadian TV, before generating a lot of buzz for his powerful performance in the 2005 indie thriller "Hard Candy." From there, Page went on to "X-Men: The Last Stand," and her much-heralded role as a pregnant teen in "Juno." The daughter of a teacher and a graphic designer, Elliot Page took an interest in theater from a young age. He performed in his first local production in the fifth grade and won Canada's prestigious Gemini nomination for his role in the made-for-TV movie "Pit Pony" in 1997. The busy actor went on to appear in several Canadian television series, including the "Pit Pony" spin-off, "Trailer Park Boys" and "ReGenesis," as well as the award-winning film "Marion Bridge." Though Page was first introduced to American audiences in the Lifetime TV movie "Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story," he received his first real publicity for the provocative 2005 indie thriller "Hard Candy." His haunting performance as a 14-year-old victim-turned-attacker caught the attention of director Brett Ratner, who cast him as Kitty Pryde in Page's first big-budget feature, "X-Men: The Last Stand." But it was Elliot Page's 2007 performance as a pregnant teen in the much-heralded indie dramedy "Juno" that put her in the international spotlight. His quick wit and hidden vulnerability as the wise and innocent Juno McGuff earned the young star an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress. After appearing in “Juno,” Page continued his success on film as the star of films like “Smart People” and “Whip It” —the former film showcased Page as a Dennis Quaid's secluded and emotional daughter, while the latter film, directed by Drew Barrymore, put Page in a helmet and knee pads as part of a roller derby league. Sidestepping his usual quirky, comedic roles for something more serious, he starred in “Inception” alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Joseph Gordon-Levitt in 2010. Not long after “Inception,” Page began participating in a string of voiceover work. He lent her voice to the television series “Glenn Martin DDS” in 2011 and to the popular cartoon “Family Guy.” He also brought the main character in the video game “Beyond: Two Souls” to life as the voice actor for protagonist Jodie Holmes. Following his stint as a voiceover actor, Page reprised his role in the film “X-Men: Days of Future Past.” Page publicly came out as gay during a conference in Las Vegas in February 2014. The conference, named Time to THRIVE, was focused on addressing issues within the LGBTQ community.

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