Adolescence star Owen Cooper becomes Emmys’ youngest supporting actor nominee

Owen Cooper, 15, Makes History with Emmy Nomination for Best Supporting Actor
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Owen Cooper, 15, Makes History with Emmy Nomination for Best Supporting Actor

Owen Cooper, a 15-year-old British actor, has made history by becoming one of the youngest nominees for the prestigious Emmy Awards. He received a nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Limited/Anthology Series or TV Movie for his role in *Adolescence*, a critically acclaimed Netflix drama. If Cooper wins, he will become the youngest male recipient of an acting Emmy. Cooper’s competition in the category includes his co-star Ashley Walters and other prominent actors. The show’s lead, Stephen Graham, also earned a nomination for Best Actor, while *Adolescence* is vying for Outstanding Limited Series. In total, the show received 13 Emmy nominations, a notable achievement, though it is outpaced by *Severance* with 27 nominations. Other major contenders include *The Penguin*, *The White Lotus*, and *Abbott Elementary*. Several stars are making their debut at the Emmys, including 83-year-old Harrison Ford for his role in *Shrinking*. The winners will be revealed at the awards ceremony in Los Angeles on September 14th.

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