Elliot Page

In this heartfelt conversation, Elliot Page, an Academy Award-nominated actor and advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, shares his transformative journey from self-hate to self-love. He discusses his bestselling memoir, detailing the importance of authenticity and self-acceptance in navigating societal gender norms. Elliot emphasizes the power of memory in storytelling and the crucial role of supportive communities. He also addresses the challenges of emotional expression for men and the need for empathetic dialogues between parents and children regarding gender identity.

Elliot Page, a powerful and honest individual, shares experiences of living a 'closeted' life and struggles with friendship and reaching out for help. Topics include abusive homophobia in Hollywood, battles to connect with true self, euphoria of presenting physically as oneself, and troubling experiences during a magazine photoshoot.

Elliot Page, known for roles in Juno and Umbrella Academy, joins James McAvoy, famed for X-Men and Split, for a lively discussion at New York Comic Con. They reminisce about their formative experiences with superhero films and the impact of X-Men's themes of outsider acceptance. Elliot shares insights into his role in The Odyssey, while James reflects on directing California Ski Man. They also explore the challenges of portraying their iconic characters and the meaning behind their most recognized projects.

Kamala Harris, the current Vice President, discusses the media's new portrayal of her as the 'candidate of joy,' contrasting it with the ongoing grim political reality. Elliot Page, an actor and advocate for LGBTQIA+ rights, weighs in on the audience's varied reactions to a controversial movie trailer ahead of his own film. Together, they delve into the complexities of gender identity in society, the implications of misogyny, and the rebranding efforts of the Democratic Party amidst criticism and challenges.

Elliot Page asks Mae, Fortune, and Tig if they believe in ghosts. They discuss their beliefs in ghosts, share stories of family members seeing ghosts, and explore the concept of ghosts with unfinished business. They also talk about their personal connection with Elliot Page, his new book, and speculate how ghosts from the past would react to modern technology and LGBTQ+ lifestyles. They share facts and anecdotes about ghosts, discuss belief in ghosts in hotels and theaters, and express their hesitation to fully believe in ghosts.