Canadian actor Elliot Page, 34, known for the movie “Juno” and the series “Umbrella Academy,” is working on a memoir in which he will write about everything from his Oscar-nominated film career to becoming a transgender person, according to Deadline.
Flatiron Books announced Thursday that “Pageboy” will be published in 2023. While reps decline to comment on figures, there are rumors in publishing circles that the 49-page book sold for $3 million. 15.3 million).
“The memoir will delve into Page’s relationship with her body, her experiences as one of the most famous transgender people in the world, and will cover mental health, aggression, love, relationships, sex and the cesspool that Hollywood can be.” Flatiron Book.
Page came out as transgender in 2020. In May of last year, he posted a shirtless photo on Instagram for the first time after transitioning his gender. He had a mastectomy, breast removal surgery.
In the image posted on the social network, he appears happily in his swimming trunks next to a pool. In the photo’s caption, he wrote: “First trans swimming trunks”. The actor also included in the caption of the hashtag “trans joy” and trans is beautiful.
In March of last year, the actor was on the cover of Time magazine in which he gave his first interview since publicly coming out as a transgender man. He talked about the suffering of not showing who he really was and talked about the breast removal surgery.
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