Elliot Page Says 0 Offers Followed $1.5 Billion The Odyssey Hit
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 2
Elliot Page Says 0 Offers Followed $1.5 Billion The Odyssey Hit
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 2
Summary
Elliot Page said on a podcast that no acting offers came in after Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” despite the film becoming one of 2026’s biggest box-office successes.
Page, 39, said casting has become “a little tricky” since he came out as transgender in 2020, adding that Hollywood now sees him differently than before his transition.
He said the slowdown may force him to be more proactive—reaching out to filmmakers and helping create projects—rather than waiting to be cast.
The comments come after Page’s role as Sinon drew pre-release criticism from some who accused Nolan’s adaptation of injecting “woke” politics, even as the movie grossed more than $1.5 billion worldwide.
Did the intense cultural backlash over Christopher Nolan's unconventional casting secretly sabotage its stars' future opportunities despite massive success?
Will Elliot Page's plan to create his own projects expose a hidden bias in the film industry's casting process?
How does a star of a $1.5 billion blockbuster suddenly find themselves without any acting offers in modern Hollywood?