Elliot Page is among “The Odyssey” actors who aren’t getting the job offers you’d expect after starring in the Christopher Nolan blockbuster.

“If someone wants to call me...” Page offered during an appearance on “On Film… With Kevin McCarthy,” released earlier this week.

“I know I get some pushback for being Canadian,” joked the actor, who came out as trans in 2020, adding, “I don’t know what it’s about.”

Page also worked with Nolan on the 2010 film “Inception,” but said they were “personally really uncomfortable” during filming.

“I don’t know if this is weird or too personal, but when you do ask me about [my part in “Inception”], I had such a great time being in that movie,” Page said, adding that he also “had such a great time” working with Nolan.

“But I was also personally really uncomfortable,” Page said, noting that his role in “Juno” actually felt like less of a challenge.

“I feel like I could maybe do some of my best work now,” he added. “I think that just feeling more embodied and connected, that’s what weirdly lets you let go more, you know?”

Oscar nominee Samantha Morton, who portrayed “Circe” in “The Odyssey,” also spoke about looking for work since the Nolan film.

“I haven’t worked for a year since making ‘The Odyssey,’ you know ― and I’ve got really good agents and a manager, but at the end of the day, I’m 49,” the “Minority Report” actor said on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast last month.

“Whilst I do believe I’m a good actor, there are other good actors out there. Do you know what I mean?” she added. “So, the politics of the industry has changed massively.”

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