Elliot Page Says He Regrets His Character Making Homophobic Joke In Juno
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ArchiveFirst published April 16, 2024. It may not reflect later developments.
Elliot Page, known for his roles in films like Inception and The Umbrella Academy, regrets a homophobic joke his character made in the 2007 movie Juno. In his memoir, ‘Pageboy,’ he reflects on his journey, coming out as gay in 2014 and as a trans man in 2020. He emphasizes the importance of embracing one’s identity and supporting the LGBTQ community.
Page also shares personal experiences, including romantic involvement with actress Kate Mara and an intimate relationship with a Juno co-star during filming. Reflecting on Juno, he criticizes a homophobic joke his character made, acknowledging the harmful impact of such remarks in media.
He advocates for more diverse and inclusive storytelling in films, highlighting the need for representation and respect for different identities. Through his activism and openness about his own struggles, Page continues to inspire others to embrace who they are and work towards a more accepting world.
