Biography of Elliot Page
Elliot Page, formerly known as Ellen Page, is a Canadian actor who shot to fame playing the lead role in the psychological thriller "Hard Candy" in 2005. Their performance in the comedy-drama "Juno" earned them an Oscar nomination. In 2021, they came out as non-binary and began using the name Elliot Page.
Childhood and Adolescence
Ellen was born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in eastern Canada. Her father, Dennis Page, was an artist at a local design studio, while her mother, Martha Philpotts-Page, worked as a teacher. After her parents divorced, Ellen split her time between her busy working mother and her father, who had remarried a very strict woman with two sons.
Teachers immediately recognized young Page's acting talent and got her heavily involved in school productions. At age ten, she landed her first role in the TV short film "Pit Pony." She did such an excellent job that she was cast in the series of the same name. The young actress caught attention and started getting cast in full-length projects: "Marion Bridge", "Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story", "ReGenesis", "Wilby Wonderful" and others.
Acting Career
At just 17, Ellen broke into Hollywood with the intense thriller "Hard Candy," delivering a powerhouse performance as a teenage girl seeking revenge against a suspected pedophile photographer (played by Patrick Wilson).Ellen revealed she channeled Jodie Foster's iconic performance in the 1976 thriller "Taxi Driver" for inspiration."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."





Netflix's "The Umbrella Academy" premiered in 2019. Page starred as Vanya Hargreeves alongside Tom Hopper, Robert Sheehan, and David Castañeda. The show's instant success led to renewal for multiple seasons.
Personal Life of Elliot Page
Page's personal life mirrors his rebellious on-screen persona—equally vibrant and unpredictable. In 2006, Page dated co-star Ben Foster. The relationship was brief, and Page hasn't publicly dated men since.

While acknowledging his non-binary identity was difficult, he expressed deep gratitude for the support he received. A few months later, Elliot and Emma divorced after three years of marriage. Both parties described the split as mutual and amicable.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.
