Elliot Page has never felt more comfortable on screen, but finding the right role has been a challenge. During a recent appearance on the "On Film... With Kevin McCarthy" podcast, Page shared that he hasn't found another great role since starring in The Odyssey, a film that premiered in July. The movie, which Page described as a personal and meaningful project, marked a significant moment in his career, but he admitted that the search for his next big role has been difficult. Page, who is known for his versatile acting and advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights, has been selective about the roles he takes on. He emphasized the importance of finding projects that resonate with him both personally and professionally. While he has continued to work in television and film, he said he hasn't landed a role that felt as impactful as The Odyssey. The actor also discussed the pressures of the entertainment industry, noting how the demand for visibility can sometimes conflict with the desire to choose meaningful projects. He expressed a wish for more opportunities that allow for depth and authenticity, rather than just high-profile roles. Despite the challenges, Page remains optimistic about the future. He believes that with time, the right role will come along—one that aligns with his values and artistic goals. For now, he continues to focus on his craft and the stories he wants to tell, hoping to inspire others through his work.