Owen Cooper Triumphs at National Television Awards via Video Call

Owen Cooper, the 15-year-old star of Netflix’s Adolescence, clinched the Best Drama Performance trophy at the National Television Awards tonight, addressing fans via a pre-recorded video message from the United States.

News of Cooper’s win spread across British media this evening as the young actor outpaced veteran co-star Stephen Graham in a category voted for by viewers themselves.

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Cooper’s victory marks a milestone for both streaming television and child actors, underscoring the cultural reach of Adolescence and spotlighting a breakout talent whose debut role has captivated global audiences. His acceptance via video highlights the modern landscape of international promotions and remote award ceremonies.

NTA Win Secures Streaming Milestone

• Best Drama Performance Award: Cooper became the youngest winner in the category, besting nominees including Stephen Graham.
• Show History: Adolescence made history as the first streaming show to top weekly UK TV ratings on release.
• Remote Acceptance: Filmed in Los Angeles, Cooper’s heartfelt thank-you emphasized the series’ impact and the power of audience votes.

Career Impact and Future Prospects

Cooper is now poised to make history at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards on September 14, where he is nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie-potentially becoming the youngest male Emmy acting winner. His next on-screen appearances include the BBC Three series Film Club and Emerald Fennell’s feature Wuthering Heights.

Audience Reaction and Industry Buzz

Viewers and critics alike praised Cooper’s portrayal of Jamie Miller, with social media alight with congratulations. Industry insiders note that his emotive performance and composure under pressure forecast a long and distinguished career ahead.

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