Page, 36, walked the red carpet for their new film Close to You on Sunday, for its world premiere screening at the festival, months after speaking about about being able to 'reclaim his creativity ...
Sam (Elliot Page) is coming back home for the first time in years. He’s nervous—he’s built up a new life in Toronto, but a ...
Elliot Page has opened up about his first shirtless scene since he came out as trans in 2020. "Shooting on the day, I was getting out of bed and getting dressed, it was sort of clumsy, like, 'Oh ...
Elliot Page hasn't appeared in a scripted feature film in six years, and his grand return to the big screen reintroduces the Oscar-nominated actor in a deeply moving way. "Shooting on the day, I ...
The actor's latest film "Close to You" marks his first film role since 2017 Eric Andersson joined PEOPLE as a senior writer in 2022. His work has appeared in TV Guide Magazine, The Wall Street ...
Page plays a trans man whose sojourn to his hometown forces him to confront a painful past in Dominic Savage's film. By Lovia Gyarkye Arts & Culture Critic The problems with Close to You aren’t ...
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TORONTO, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Canadian actor Elliot Page hopes that his role in the new film "Close to You" moves people and cracks open the hearts and minds of viewers as it did for him.
Sixteen years ago, Elliot Page took the Toronto International Film Festival by storm as the breakout star of Jason Reitman's Oscar-nominated comedy, Juno. Flash-forward to 2023, and the actor ...
One of our favorite nuances of the C programming language (and its descendants) is the static keyword. It’s a little bit tricky to get your head around at first, because it can have two (or ...
Page plays a trans man whose sojourn to his hometown forces him to confront a painful past in Dominic Savage's film. By Lovia Gyarkye Arts & Culture Critic The problems with Close to You aren’t ...
