Owen Cooper has made Emmy history as the youngest-ever nominee in the Supporting Actor category for a limited series, leading the charge as Netflix’s Adolescence garners 13 nominations at the 2025 Emmy Awards. The powerful one-shot drama, which delves into the emotional aftermath of a teenage stabbing, has emerged as one of the most critically acclaimed series of the year.
Adolescence has earned nominations across major categories, including Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series, Lead Actor, Supporting Actor, Directing, and Writing. The series was co-created by Stephen Graham, Jack Thorne, and Philip Barantini, with Graham also receiving nominations for both acting and writing.
Stephen Graham expressed pride in the project, noting the importance of telling stories that reflect societal realities. Christine Tremarco, nominated for Supporting Actress, highlighted how deeply the show has resonated with audiences. Director Philip Barantini acknowledged the recognition as a testament to the team’s passion and dedication.
With its raw storytelling, innovative single-take format, and emotional depth, Adolescence stands out as a leading contender at this year’s Emmy Awards, alongside other major titles like Severance and The Crown. The 2025 ceremony promises to celebrate a year defined by bold and socially relevant television.
