Elliot Page took a leisurely stroll through New York City on Thursday evening.
The transgender trailblazer, who turns 37 next month, dressed his petite 5-foot-11 frame in a khaki-black corduroy jacket over a black T-shirt, brown pants and black hiking boots.
Elliot – whose gender reveal occurred in 2020 – accessorized with a black pearl necklace, a matching crossbody bag and a pair of Apple AirPods.
Page's sighting on the street came the day after trans director Ary publicly thanked Zara for his “faith and generosity” in serving as executive producer of his shortlisted short film “An Avocado Pit.” who made the Oscars.
Unfortunately, the 19-minute drama about a meeting between a trans woman and a cisgender man in Lisbon failed to secure an Oscar nomination for best live-action short film when it was announced on January 23rd.
Elliot Page took a leisurely stroll through New York City on Thursday evening
“Although the nomination eluded us, the journey itself was extraordinary and successfully fulfilled our main goal – to share this compelling story with as many hearts as possible,” Ary wrote on Instagram.
“In the last few days I have felt the desire to reach the final five, a desire that I did not have before.” “Being close to something that always seemed so far away has awakened in me a desire that maybe only cools down after some time.”
On January 16, the Pageboy Productions founder's indie film “Close to You” — his first starring role in a film in seven years — inked a U.S. distribution deal with Greenwich Entertainment for a summer release, according to Deadline.
Elliot wrote, produced and stars as Sam – a transgender man who returns to his Lake Ontario hometown – in Dominic Savage's largely improvised drama.
“This was an absolute highlight of my career for me personally,” Page — who received an Oscar nomination for 2007’s Juno — told People on Sept. 11.
'[Dominic’s] The experience of making a film this way is something I've never had before. I’m grateful to be a part of his work and hope to do it again.”
The Gucci Beauty brand ambassador reprises his role as sound superhero/violinist Viktor Hargreeves aka The White Violin in the six-episode fourth (and final) season of The Umbrella Academy, premiering on Netflix later this year.
Elliot executive produced DW Waterson's feature debut Backspot, opening in limited U.S. theaters later this year and starring Evan Rachel Wood, Devery Jacobs and Kudakwashe Rutendo.
The transgender trailblazer, who turns 37 next month, dressed his petite 5-foot-11 frame in a khaki-black corduroy jacket over a black T-shirt, brown pants and black hiking boots
Elliot – whose gender reveal occurred in 2020 – accessorized with a black pearl necklace, a matching crossbody bag and a pair of Apple AirPods
Page's sighting on the street came the day after trans director Ary Zara (right, pictured in 2023) publicly thanked him for his “faith and generosity” as executive producer of his short film An Avocado Pit, which made the shortlist who made the Oscars
Unfortunately, the 19-minute drama about a meeting between a trans woman and a cisgender man in Lisbon failed to secure an Oscar nomination for best live-action short film when it was announced on January 23rd
Ary wrote on Instagram: “Although the nomination eluded us, the journey itself was extraordinary and successfully fulfilled our main goal – to share this compelling story with as many hearts as possible.”
On January 16, the Pageboy Productions founder's indie film Close to You – his first starring role in a film in seven years – inked a U.S. distribution deal with Greenwich Entertainment for a summer release
Elliot wrote, produced and stars as Sam – a transgender man who returns to his Lake Ontario hometown – in Dominic Savage's largely improvised drama
Page — who received an Oscar nomination in 2007 for Juno — told People on Sept. 11, “This was an absolute highlight of my career for me personally.” [Dominic’s] The experience of making a film this way is something I've never had before. I am grateful to be part of his work and hope to do it again.
Page will voice idealistic humanitarian Victoria Walker in Jay Oliva's long-delayed Ark: The Animated Series, a small-screen adaptation of the 2015 video game Ark: Survival Evolved.
The film, set to hit U.S. theaters in late 2024, will also star Michelle Yeoh, Russell Crowe, Vin Diesel, Jeffrey Wright, Gerard Butler, Malcolm McDowell and Alan Tudyk.
On a personal note, the Pageboy: A Memoir author's divorce from Canadian dancer Emma Portner was finalized in 2021 after two years of marriage.