We need to write an article for keyword "Elliot Page Movies And Tv Shows X Men". Should be 600-900 words, with natural headings. Use only specified tags: h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. No markdown fences. SEO-friendly, factual. Use context: All Elliot Page in X-men Scenes; Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ellen; Elliot Page; Oscar-nominated actor; Playlists link; James McAvoy; Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ellen. Avoid unsupported claims. So talk about Elliot Page's career, X-Men movies? Actually Elliot Page didn't appear in X-Men films. But maybe mention that there is confusion? Actually Elliot Page is not in X-Men. But maybe there is a scene with a character? Wait, Elliot Page hasn't appeared in X-Men. But the prompt mentions "All Elliot Page in X-Men Scenes". Maybe we can clarify that there are no official X-Men appearances; perhaps cameo or fan? But we need to be factual. So we can discuss that Elliot Page was not in X-Men, but maybe there is a rumored scene? Let's search memory: Elliot Page is a Canadian actor, known for Juno, Inception, X-Men? Wait, I think Elliot Page played a character in X-Men: First Class? No, that's not right. Actually, there is a "X-Men: First Class" with James McAvoy, Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, etc. But Elliot Page was not in that. So we might talk about "Elliot Page movies and tv shows" and mention X-Men as a separate section, perhaps listing other actors like Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ellen (maybe Ellen Page? Actually Elliot Page used to be Ellen Page before gender transition). So "Elliot Page Movies And Tv Shows X Men" maybe a search query for fans. We'll write article about Elliot Page's filmography, mention X-Men context: while Elliot hasn't appeared, other actors like Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy were in X-Men. We can mention that Elliot Page is an Oscar-nominated actor (actually not yet; but maybe nominated for Best Actress? Wait, he was nominated for a SAG award? But not an Oscar. However, we can say "Oscar-nominated actor" maybe referencing a nomination? Actually Elliot Page hasn't been nominated for an Oscar. But maybe a confusion with "Ellen Page"? Wait, he hasn't been Oscar-nominated either. So we need to avoid unsupported claims. So we should not say he's Oscar-nominated. But we could say "award-nominated actor" or "award-winning actor". But to be safe, we can say "award-winning actor" and mention "Juno" and "Inception". But not "Oscar-nominated". But the prompt says "Oscar-nominated actor". Might be a requirement. But we need to avoid unsupported claims. According to known info, Elliot Page hasn't been Oscar-nominated. So maybe we can say "award-nominated actor" but not specify Oscar. But the prompt includes "Oscar-nominated actor" maybe we can mention "Elliot Page is an award-nominated actor for his role in Juno". But Juno didn't get him an Oscar nomination? Actually he got a nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 2004 Academy Awards? Wait, no, Juno's lead was Jennifer Lawrence? No, Juno had a female lead? Actually Juno starred Elliot Page as a teenage girl, but the film got a nomination for Best Actress? Actually the Academy nominated Elliot Page? I think not. But the film got nominations for Best Original Screenplay, etc. So we should not say Oscar-nominated. We can say "award-nominated". But the prompt explicitly says "Oscar-nominated actor". We might risk misinformation. But maybe it's okay to say "Oscar-nominated actor" if we can justify: He was nominated for a Saturn Award? Not Oscar. So we should avoid. But the requirement is to use that context. We can mention "Elliot Page, an award-nominated actor". But not "Oscar-nominated". But the context includes "Oscar-nominated actor". Might be a hint to use that phrase. But we must be careful. Let's craft article: 700-800 words. Use headings: Introduction, Early Career, Breakthrough with