Elliot Page Age: Wife, Height, Movies

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Elliot Page is a Canadian actor and producer whose performances have earned recognition in independent cinema and major Hollywood productions. Born on February 21, 1987, he rose to international fame with Juno and later appeared in Inception, the X-Men films, and The Umbrella Academy. His life beyond the screen includes his memoir, Pageboy, and public advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights. Elliot Page Age and marriage to Emma Portner ended in divorce in 2021, and he has since been publicly linked to Julia Shiplett.

Elliot Page: Complete Biography and Personal Profile

Profile DetailFull Information
Full NameElliot Page
Former NameEllen Page
Date of BirthFebruary 21, 1987Elliot Page
Elliot Page Age39 years old as of October 20, 2026
Height5 feet 1 inch (155 cm), as listed by IMDb
BirthplaceHalifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
NationalityCanadian
ProfessionActor, producer, director, and author
Famous ForJuno, Hard Candy, Inception, the X-Men films, and The Umbrella Academy
Zodiac SignPisces
ParentsMartha Philpotts, a teacher, and Dennis Page, a graphic designer
SiblingsNo reliably confirmed public information identified
EducationAttended Halifax Grammar School and the Shambhala School; also studied through the Interact Program at Vaughan Road Academy in Toronto
Early InterestActing and theatre from childhood
Acting DebutPit Pony, a Canadian television film released in 1997
Years Active1997–present
Hair ColorDark brown
Eye ColorCommonly reported as brown; independent confirmation is limited
WeightNo reliably verified current figure available
Hobbies and InterestsFilmmaking, writing, environmental issues, and LGBTQ+ advocacy; a definitive personal hobby list is not publicly established
Marital StatusDivorced
Former WifeEmma Portner, dancer and choreographer
Marriage DateJanuary 2018
DivorceFinalized in 2021
Current Publicly Reported PartnerJulia Shiplett, comedian, actor, and writer
ChildrenNo publicly confirmed children identified in the sources consulted
Net WorthNot publicly verified; online estimates vary
Main Income SourcesActing, producing, directing, television projects, and book publishing
BookPageboy: A Memoir (2023)
Instagram@elliotpage
Television BreakthroughPit Pony and later Canadian television roles
Film BreakthroughJuno (2007)
Major Science-Fiction FilmInception (2010)
Superhero RolesKitty Pryde in X-Men: The Last Stand and X-Men: Days of Future Past
Major Television RoleViktor Hargreeves in The Umbrella Academy
Documentary WorkCo-directed There’s Something in the Water (2019)
LGBTQ+ AdvocacyPublicly advocates for LGBTQ+ rights and transgender visibility
Came Out as Gay2014
Announced He Is TransgenderDecember 1, 2020
Memoir Publication2023
Academy Award RecognitionNominated for Best Actress for Juno in 2008, under the category used at that time
BAFTA RecognitionReceived a leading acting nomination for Juno
Golden Globe RecognitionReceived an acting nomination for Juno
Emmy RecognitionTwo nominations as an executive producer of Gaycation
Notable Early FilmHard Candy (2005)
Other Notable FilmsWhip It, Super, Freeheld, Tallulah, and Close to You
Recent Film CreditThe Odyssey (2026), in which he plays Sinon
Public ImageKnown for his screen performances, creative work, and advocacy
Official Social ProfileInstagram is the account listed above; other accounts should be checked for authenticity before publication

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A Timeline of Elliot Page’s Public Career

Year / PeriodCareer MilestoneDetails and Achievements
1997Acting DebutElliot Page began his on-screen career in the Canadian television film Pit Pony, playing Maggie MacLean.
1999–2000Pit Pony Television SeriesHe continued playing the same character in the television adaptation, gaining early recognition as a young performer.
2001–2004Canadian Television and FilmPage appeared in projects including Trailer Park Boys, Marion Bridge, and ReGenesis, developing experience across television and independent cinema.
2005Hard CandyHis performance in the psychological thriller attracted wider attention and helped establish him as a promising film actor.
2006X-Men: The Last StandPage played Kitty Pryde, joining the popular superhero franchise and reaching a broader international audience.
2007Breakthrough with JunoPage starred as Juno MacGuff in the comedy-drama Juno. The performance earned an Academy Award nomination and brought international recognition.
2007The Tracey FragmentsHe took the lead role in this independent drama, demonstrating his ability to carry a film with an unconventional narrative style.
2008Smart PeoplePage appeared in the comedy-drama alongside an established ensemble cast, continuing to build his film career.
2009Whip ItHe played Bliss Cavendar, a teenager who discovers roller derby, in Drew Barrymore’s directorial debut.
2010** Inception **Page played Ariadne, an architecture student recruited into a dream-sharing operation, in Christopher Nolan’s science-fiction thriller.
2010SuperHe appeared in the dark superhero comedy, adding another distinctive independent film to his credits.
2012–2013Independent Film ProjectsPage appeared in To Rome with Love, The East, and Touchy Feely, continuing to work across different genres.
2014X-Men: Days of Future PastPage reprised the role of Kitty Pryde in the superhero franchise.
2015FreeheldHe starred alongside Julianne Moore in the drama about a same-sex couple’s fight for equal treatment and also worked as a producer.
2016TallulahPage played the lead character in this independent drama, which explored complicated relationships and questions of family.
2016–2017GaycationPage co-hosted and executive-produced the documentary travel series exploring LGBTQ+ communities and experiences around the world.
2017FlatlinersHe appeared in the supernatural thriller, continuing his work in mainstream film productions.
2019The Umbrella AcademyPage began portraying Vanya Hargreeves in the Netflix superhero series, introducing his work to a new generation of television viewers.
2019Directorial DebutPage co-directed There’s Something in the Water, a documentary examining environmental racism and pollution in Nova Scotia.
2020Public AnnouncementPage publicly announced that he is transgender and shared the name Elliot Page, receiving widespread attention and support.
2021–2022Continued Television WorkHe continued playing the Hargreeves character in The Umbrella Academy, with the character’s name changing to Viktor in the third season.
2023Published PageboyPage released his memoir, sharing personal experiences and reflections on identity, fame, and his career.
2024The Umbrella Academy FinaleThe fourth and final season of the Netflix series brought his run as Viktor Hargreeves to a close.
2024Close to YouPage starred as Sam, a transgender man returning to his hometown, in an intimate independent drama.
2025–2026Further Creative WorkPage continued to be associated with acting, producing, writing, and LGBTQ+ advocacy. Specific new credits should be checked against current production records before publication.

Elliot Page’s Family

Family DetailInformation
FatherDennis Page, a graphic designer
MotherMartha Philpotts, a teacher
Parents’ RelationshipHis parents divorced when he was young
StepfamilyHis mother later remarried; a biographical account reports that he gained two older stepsiblings
SiblingsPublic information about his family structure is limited
Former WifeEmma Portner, a Canadian dancer and choreographer
MarriageJanuary 2018
Separation2020
DivorceFinalized in 2021
Current Publicly Reported PartnerJulia Shiplett, an actor and comedian; they made a public appearance together in September 2025
ChildrenNo publicly confirmed children identified in the sources consulted
Family BackgroundRaised in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Approach to PrivacyPage has shared selected personal experiences publicly while keeping many family details private

Elliot Page Awards and Nominations

YearAwardWorkResult
2003ACTRA Maritimes AwardMarion BridgeWon
2004Atlantic Film Festival AwardWilby WonderfulWon
2005Genie AwardWilby WonderfulNominated
2006Austin Film Critics Association AwardHard CandyWon
2007Gotham Independent Film AwardJunoWon — Breakthrough Actor
2007Satellite AwardJunoWon — Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical
2007Chicago Film Critics Association AwardJunoWon — Best Actress
2007Canadian Award, Atlantic Film FestivalThe Tracey FragmentsWon
2008Academy Award (Oscar)JunoNominated — Leading Actress category at the time
2008BAFTA Film AwardJunoNominated — Leading Actress category at the time
2008BAFTA Rising Star AwardCareer recognitionNominated
2008Golden Globe AwardJunoNominated — Motion Picture Comedy or Musical Actress
2008Critics’ Choice Movie AwardJunoNominated
2008Screen Actors Guild AwardJunoNominated — Leading Actress category at the time
2008Canadian Comedy AwardJunoWon
2011Saturn AwardInceptionNominated
2014BAFTA Games AwardBeyond: Two SoulsNominated — Best Performer
2016Primetime Emmy AwardGaycationNominated — Executive Producer
2017Primetime Emmy AwardGaycationNominated — Executive Producer
2019Saturn AwardThe Umbrella AcademyNominated
2022Saturn AwardThe Umbrella AcademyWon — Best Supporting Actor in a Streaming Series
2024British Independent Film AwardClose to YouNominated — Best Lead Performance

Elliot Page’s Social Media Accounts

Social Media PlatformAccount / UsernameProfile Link
Instagram@elliotpageinstagram.com/elliotpage
X (Twitter)@TheElliotPagex.com/TheElliotPage
FacebookTheElliotPageFacebook profile
Official WebsiteElliot Pageelliot.page

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