Biography of Elliot Page
Elliot Page, formerly known as Ellen Page, is a Canadian actor who gained fame after playing the lead role in the psychological thriller "Hard Candy" in 2005. For their performance in the comedic drama "Juno", they received an Oscar nomination. In 2021, they came out as non-binary and requested to be referred to by the masculine name, Elliot Page.
Childhood and Adolescence
Ellen was born and raised in the city of Halifax, located in the province of Nova Scotia, in the eastern part of Canada. Her father, Dennis Page, worked as an artist in a local design studio, and her mother, Martha Philpotts-Page, was a teacher. Later, her parents divorced, and Ellen alternately lived with her busy working mother and her father and his new wife, a very strict woman, and her two sons.
The teachers immediately recognized young Page's acting talent and actively involved her in school productions. At the age of ten, she got her first role in the television short film "Pit Pony". The girl did an excellent job with the task at hand and was later approved for filming in the series of the same name. The young actress was noticed and was eagerly invited to full-length projects: "Marion Bridge", "Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story", "ReGenesis", "Wilby Wonderful" and others.
Acting Career
At the age of 17, Ellen appeared in the thriller "Hard Candy," taking on the challenging role of a teenage girl who decides to take revenge on a glamorous photographer, accused of pedophilia (played by Patrick Wilson).Ellen admitted that she drew inspiration from the character Jodie Foster in the 1977 drama "Taxi Driver."“This film questions the classic concept of the confrontation between good and evil,” the 14-year-old actress mused, “one moment you are full of sympathy for the heroine, and the next you are filled with hatred.”





In 2019, the series "The Umbrella Academy" from Netflix was released. In it, Page played Vanya Hargreeves, and her colleagues on the set were Tom Hopper, Robert Sheehan, and David Castañeda. The series had a successful start, so the project was immediately extended for several more seasons.
Personal Life of Elliot Page
The personal life of Page matches his rebellious character: it's equally vibrant and unpredictable. In 2006, the actress was in a relationship with his co-star Ben Foster. Their relationship was short-lived, and since then, Page has not been seen in a relationship with men.

It was hard for him to acknowledge his non-binary identity, but he is immensely grateful to everyone who supported him on this journey. A few months later, in 2021, it was revealed that Elliot had divorced his spouse after 3 years of marriage. The decision, according to the former partners, was mutual and considered.I'm a trans person. My pronouns are he/they, and my name is Elliot.

Elliot Page Now
In recent years, Elliot Page has focused on advocating for the rights of transgender people. In March 2021, he became the first transgender man to be featured on the cover of Time magazine.
