Jane Eyre is one of those English classics which every young actress want to get into. There have been many adaptations made, the latest one being from the Ruby Films. The production house had roped in Ellen Page to portray the role of the poor and plain heroine of the movie. As per the reports by Variety, official declaration from Page’s office has confirmed that she has dropped out of the project. However, Cary Fukunaga has been roped in as the director. Moira Buffini, who is one of the rising screenwriters of Britain and Cary Fukunaga has teamed up to write and direct the latest adaptation...

In a recent news update by The Hollywood Reporter, it was revealed that Ellen Page along with Alia Shawkat and Sean Tillman her co-stars from the movie Whip it have teamed up to write a comedy series for HBO. The series is titled as “Stitch N’ Bitch” which is a comedy and follows two cool hipster girls who relocate from Williamsburg neighborhood in Brooklyn to Silver Lake in Los Angeles in the hope of becoming artists – of any sort. Whether the three actors would be starring in the single-camera comedy is a decision that would be taken later, but for now they are busy writing the script...

As per the recent news update by The Star, acting horizons of two prominent faces of Canadian nativity are apparently facing some problems. These two actors are Ellen Page and Michael Cera. The Star which is the largest daily newspaper from Canada explains the reason for this, in its online version. Until recently the duo from the Oscar nominated “Juno”, were the brightest new stars in the cinematic world. Ellen had received the Oscar nomination for her brilliant performance and got the Best Actress nomination. As per the report, people do not agree with the observation on Ellen Page as being...

Ellen Page at the Smart People premiere. Along with Page, the film also stars Sarah Jessica Parker and opens nationwide April 11th.

Ellen Page will be featured on Juno’s second soundtrack album, Juno B-Sides: Almost Adopted Songs which feature songs that didn’t make the final cut of the film. The songs will be released next week on iTunes and other digital download services with no plans for a physical CD. Ellen sings her rendition of Zub Zub, a song written by Juno’s award-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody. The deleted scene cut from the film where Ellen sings the song is available as an extra on the Juno DVD.