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Elliot Page receives no new role offers after "The Odyssey"

Elliot Page discusses the lack of new role offers following the success of "The Odyssey" in a podcast.

3 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Elliot Page receives no new role offers after "The Odyssey" — Photo: Elliot Page · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

Elliot Page revealed in a podcast that he has not received any new role offers after his role in this year's box office hit "The Odyssey." The film is among the most successful productions of the year, and Page had a central role. However, he reported that interest from film producers has been lacking.

In the podcast "On Film… With Kevin McCarthy," host McCarthy assumed that Page would be inundated with numerous role offers following the film's success. Page humorously dismissed this suggestion, explaining that it is not the case.

Reflecting on his comeback in acting, Page described working on "The Odyssey" as "cathartic." The completion of filming represented a significant emotional moment for him, marking a full circle.

Archive photo: Elliot Page receives no new role offers after "The Odyssey" — Archive photoPhoto: Triple-green · Flickr · BY

His comment regarding the situation on the podcast was also: "So—if anyone would like to give me a call..." This hinted that Page is looking for new projects but has not received any offers so far.

Elliot Page, who publicly came out as transgender in 2020, currently remains without prospects for a new role, despite receiving positive responses for his performance in "The Odyssey."

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