Ellen Page

Awards & Nominations: - for Juno • 2007 (W) - Best Actress, Austin Film Critics Awards • 2007 (W) - Best Actress, Chicago Film Critics Association Awards • 2007 (W) - Best Actress, Florida Film Critics Circle Awards • 2007 (W) - Pauline Kael Breakout Award, Florida Film Critics Circle Awards • 2007 (W) - Breakthrough Award, Gotham Awards • 2007 (W) - Best Actress, Las Vegas Film Critics Circle Awards • 2007 (W) - Breakthrough on Camera, Phoenix Film Critics Circle Awards • 2007 (W) - Best Female Performance, Toronto Film Critics Circle Awards, tied with Julie Christie for Away from Her • 2007 (W) - Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical, Satellite Awards • 2008 (N) - Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role, Academy Awards • 2008 (N) - Best Leading Actress, BAFTA Awards • 2008 (N) - Rising Star Award, BAFTA Awards • 2008 (N) - Best Actress, Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards • 2008 (W) - Best Actress, Central Ohio Film Critics Association Awards • 2008 (N) - Best Actress, Chlotrudis Awards • 2008 (N) - Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy, Golden Globe Awards • 2008 (W) - Best Female Lead, Independent Spirit Awards • 2008 (W) - Best Female Performance, MTV Movie Awards • 2008 (N) - Best Kiss, MTV Movie Awards, shared with Michael Cera • 2008 (W) - Best Female Breakthrough Performance, National Board of Review Awards • 2008 (N) - Best Female Performance, National Movie Awards (UK) • 2008 (N) - Best Actress, Online Film Critics Society Awards • 2008 (N) - Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role, Screen Actors Guild Awards • 2008 (W) - Choice Movie Actress: Comedy, Teen Choice Awards • 2008 (W) - Choice Movie Breakout Female, Teen Choice Awards • 2009 (N) - Best Actress, Empire Awards - for Others • 2000 (N) - Best Performance in a Children's or Youth Program or Series, Gemini Awards, for Pit Pony • 2002 (N) - Best Performance in a TV Drama Series - Leading Young Actress, Young Artist Awards, for Pit Pony • 2003 (W) - Outstanding Female Performance, ACTRA Awards, for Marion Bridge • 2003 (N) - Best Ensemble Performance in a Comedy Program or Series, ACTRA Awards, for Trailer Park Boys, shared with castmates • 2004 (W) - Atlantic Canadian Award Outstanding Performance by an Actor - Female, Atlantic Film Festival, for Wilby Wonderful • 2004 (W) - Best Performance in a Children's or Youth Program or Series, Gemini Awards, for Mrs. Ashboro's Cat • 2004 (W) - Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Series, Gemini Awards, for ReGenesis episode, "Blackout" • 2004 (N) - Best Performance in a Children's or Youth Program or Series, Gemini Awards, for Mrs. Ashboro's Cat • 2005 (N) - Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role, Genie Awards, for Wilby Wonderful • 2007 (W) - Canadian Award Best Actress, Atlantic Film Festival, for The Tracey Fragments • 2007 (W) - Best Actress, Austin Film Critics Awards, for Hard Candy • 2007 (N) - Best Actress, Chlotrudis Awards, for Hard Candy • 2007 (N) - Best Female Newcomer, Empire Awards, for Hard Candy • 2007 (W) - Hollywood Breakthrough Award, Hollywood Film Festival • 2007 (N) - Best Breakthrough Performance, Online Film Critics Society Awards, for Hard Candy • 2008 (W) - Best Actress in a Canadian Film, Vancouver Film Critics Circle Awards, for The Tracey Fragments • 2008 (N) - Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role, Genie Awards, for The Tracey Fragments

List Appearances & Rankings: • 2008 - listed, Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People • 2008 - listed, People magazine's 100 Most Beautiful People (Beautiful at Every Age: 21) • 2008 - No.08, Entertainment Weekly's 30 Under 30: The Actresses • 2008 - No.10, Moviefone's 25 Hottest Actors Under 25 • 2008 - No.61, FHM Online's FHM's 100 Sexiest Women in the World • 2008 - No.86, FHM's FHM's 100 Sexiest Women in the World • 2008 - No.06, AfterEllen.com's Hot 100 • 2009 - No.96, AIM's 100 Celebs Under 25 • 2009 - No.06, lovefilm.com's Best Actress Under 30 Poll

In 2007, Ellen went backpacking with a friend around Serbia and Romania which are parts of the world that she has long been fascinated with.

During her youth, Ellen played competitive football in Halifax. She played the position of right wing/midfield.

While growing up, Ellen loved playing with action figures and climbing up trees.

Favorites: • Books - The Spell of the Sensuous and The Moon by Whale Light by David Abram, A Natural History of the Senses by Diane Ackerman, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami • Actresses - Catherine Keener, Samantha Morton, Laura Linney • Movies - The 400 Blows, Badlands, My Summer of Love, Thank You for Smoking • TV Shows - The Office, Family Guy, The Simpsons • Music - New Young Pony Club, Radiohead, Joanna Newsom, Bjork, Cat Power, Beethoven, Patti Smith • Food - Sushi

Ellen says that her former roommates once gave her the nickname "The Tiny Canadian". Her nickname when playing soccer is "Peeps".

Ellen owns a house in Halifax and has an apartment in New York City.

Her role models include Kate Winslet, Sissy Spacek, and Patti Smith.

Ellen considers herself to be a feminist and tries to steer clear of the "stereotypical roles for teenage girls" because she finds them to be "sexist".

Ellen is good friends with Ben Foster, her co-star in X-Men: The Last Stand and Olivia Thirlby, her co-star in Juno.

Ellen's father, Dennis Page, is a graphic designer while her mother, Martha Phillpotts, is a teacher. Her parents are divorced. She has one older stepbrother and one older stepsister.

Ellen is five feet tall. Her hair is dark brown and her eyes are brown.

Ellen was in the play Charlie and the Chocolate Factory when she was in grade five. Ellen played Charlie.

When she was 10 years old, Ellen began drama training at the Neptune Theatre School. She attended three different high schools and graduated at Shambhala School in Halifax. She also trained under the Interact program at the Vaughan Road Academy (VRA) in Toronto for two years.