Elliot Page Says Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Script Left Him Breathless
Elliot Page tells outlets Christopher Nolan's screenplay left him "breathless" as he reflects on joining The Odyssey amid strong critical praise and promotional appearances.
Elliot Page said Christopher Nolan's script for The Odyssey left him "breathless," reports Rolling Stone and other outlets. In a recent interview, Page reflected on his involvement in the film and his reaction to Nolan's screenplay.
Page on Nolan's script
Rolling Stone and Film-News.co.uk reported Page’s comment that the script left him "breathless," and said he spoke about what it meant to join Nolan’s project. These accounts indicate Page responded strongly to the screenplay when discussing his role in the production.
Promotion and reception
Page also made a television appearance on Jimmy Fallon’s show, with lifestyle coverage noting his all-black outfit for the appearance, according to HELLO! magazine. Separately, 34th Street Magazine described The Odyssey as a "masterpiece," reporting positive critical response and calling the film a strong showcase for its contributors.
Taken together, the confirmed reports show Page publicly praising Nolan’s script while participating in promotion for the film as it received favorable critical notices. The available coverage documents Page’s reflection on being in The Odyssey, a late-night promotional stop, and at least one outlet’s designation of the film as a masterpiece. It remains unclear from these items how Page’s remarks might influence audience expectations or the film’s broader box-office trajectory.
