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Elliot Page says he hasn’t received any offers since the blockbuster The Odyssey, where he played Sinon, and while he’d love to get back on set and make “good work,” he’s still waiting for calls, noting pushback for being Canadian and reflecting on past anxieties on film sets.
Elliot Page said on a podcast that he hasn’t received job offers since appearing in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, expressing a desire to take on meaningful work and noting pushback for being Canadian; fellow Odyssey cast member Samantha Morton described similar post-film casting challenges, highlighting how industry politics and competition can affect opportunities.
In a candid interview, Elliot Page says wrapping The Odyssey hasn’t led to a flood of new offers and that getting cast is “a little tricky” post-transition, though he’s eager to find the right roles. He reflects on past work with Christopher Nolan and notes he now feels more embodied and capable of his best work, suggesting he may pursue projects differently rather than relying on traditional casting arrows.
In a recent interview, Elliot Page says he hasn’t landed any acting offers since starring in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, despite the film’s success, and he acknowledges it’s tricky to get cast post-transition while expressing a desire to do meaningful work and noting how his perspective on acting has evolved.
Elliot Page says he hasn’t landed another great role since The Odyssey and currently has no project lined up, but remains hopeful about continuing to act; he reflects on his Inception experience and notes that being openly transgender since 2020 has helped him feel more comfortable on screen and better able to do his best work, even as he faces public backlash over The Odyssey’s casting.
Elliot Page says his acclaimed performance as Sinon in The Odyssey hasn’t led to a flood of new offers; he’d love to do meaningful work and may become more proactive in reaching out to filmmakers, noting the industry’s response has been mixed despite Oscar buzz and praise for his role.
Elliot Page says Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey left him breathless, comparing reading the script to Inception and praising its epic scope, engine, and heart. He commends Nolan’s directing, describes practical stunts (including a Trojan Horse moment), and confirms his role as Sinon. Nolan likewise lauds Page, and the film is driving box-office buzz, though Page has faced right-wing backlash over the casting (notably from Elon Musk).
On The View, Whoopi Goldberg defended Elliot Page’s casting in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, telling critics who dislike the decision to skip the movie and arguing the controversy should not derail the film, which has posted a strong box office opening. Nolan dismisses backlash as irrelevant, while other panelists call the film a masterpiece with a conservative-leaning message. The Odyssey features Matt Damon as Odysseus, Anne Hathaway as Penelope, Tom Holland as Telemachus, Zendaya and more, with Page cast as Sinon, amid comments from public figures who criticized the casting.
Christopher Nolan says the pre-release backlash to his upcoming The Odyssey is irrelevant because critics can’t judge the film without watching it. The piece notes criticism of casting (Lupita Nyong'o as Helen of Troy; Elliot Page as Sinon) and the trailer’s modern language, while Nolan compares this to debates that arose during the Batman era. The Odyssey, featuring Zendaya, Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, and Charlize Theron, premieres in theaters on July 17.
Elliot Page attended the world premiere of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in London, walking the red carpet solo but posing with his girlfriend Julia Shiplett, who shared photos from the night on Instagram. Julia wore a Khaite outfit and Tiffany & Co. jewelry and joked in her caption about the indie-turned-blockbuster, which is described in the piece as a globe-spanning IMAX epic starring Matt Damon as Odysseus. The film is anticipated as a major summer blockbuster.
OutKick reports that Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has sparked overwhelming backlash over its casting choices (Lupita Nyong'o as Helen of Troy, Elliot Page as Sinon, Himesh Patel as Eurylochus, Travis Scott as a Homeric bard) and Nyong'o's criticism of the source material during promotion, with trailer reactions estimated to be heavily negative; despite the controversy, the film is still expected to be a financial success due to Nolan's track record.
Elliot Page posts clips from a boxing session, flaunting a ripped physique and praising his coach, while reports crown him as Sinon in Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey, a film ensemble that includes Damon, Holland, Nyong’o and Zendaya, with a July release targeted.
Elliot Page posted shirtless photos and clips with his boxing coach Nolan Hanson, showing off a ripped physique after saying he’s become hooked on boxing. The 39-year-old actor praised Hanson as a brilliant teacher and noted that boxing has become an essential part of his life, even training while traveling with virtual workout tools like Quest VR.
Elliot Page revealed his six-pack after taking up boxing with New York coach Nolan Hanson, calling boxing an essential part of his life; he shared photos and sparring clips, and has previously discussed training with a Quest VR boxing program while traveling.
Elliot Page shared a shirtless photo and boxing clips showing a six-pack after taking up boxing, praising the sport and revealing it’s become a habit, including training with coach Nolan Hanson and virtual workouts that travel well.