Elliot Page Says 'But I'm A Cheerleader' Helped Him Deal With 'Loneliness' of LBGTQ Identity In His Youth

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Elliot Page is set to create «compelling and authentic stories» thanks to his new deal.The 34-year-old actor signed a first-look deal to develop scripted and unscripted projects with UCP, a division of Universal Studio Group. The deal includes projects across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms.

EXCLUSIVE: Elliot Page has signed a first-look deal with UCP to develop scripted and unscripted projects across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms.

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Elliot Page is discussing how “But I’m A Cheerleader” helped him through being a young LGBTQ+ person.

Elliot Page is looking back at some of the formative movies he watched growing up.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorElliot Page says films like “But I’m a Cheerleader” offered relief from some of his struggles as a young LGBTQ+ person.“I for one know that without the various representation that I was able to stumble upon as a kid and a teenager — there was very little — I just don’t know if I would have made it,” he said while receiving Outfest’s Achievement Award on Sunday at the film festival’s closing night gala in Los Angeles.

The Umbrella Academy.Page posted a selfie to Instagram with a caption which read: “Morning” followed by a sun emoji.Next, Page added: “almost done…S3”, next to a camera and umbrella emoji, suggesting filming on the upcoming season is almost complete.You can see the post here:A post shared by @elliotpageEarlier this year, The Umbrella Academy has unveiled new cast additions for season three of the Netflix series, who will all make up the ‘Sparrow Academy’.

Friendship goals! On Thursday, August 19, comedian Mae Martin took to Instagram to share the matching tattoo they got with longtime BFF Elliot Page. The Feel Good star snapped a mirror selfie at a Toronto-based parlor, in which the pals show off their identical new ink.

Elliot Page and Mae Martin are sporting some new ink!