The psychological crime drama “Adolescence” was a major winner at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, taking home six trophies and dominating the major categories for Limited or Anthology Series. The series was celebrated for its outstanding performances, writing, and direction, marking a historic night for its cast and crew.
Among the night’s biggest winners was 15-year-old Owen Cooper, who made history by becoming the youngest-ever recipient of the award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Film. Cooper’s win was a standout moment of the evening, recognizing his compelling performance in the critically acclaimed show.
The accolades for “Adolescence” did not stop there. The series also secured the Emmy for Outstanding Directing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Film, as well as the award for Outstanding Writing, underscoring the creative force behind the drama.
The powerful acting in the series was further recognized with wins in the lead and supporting categories. In addition to Owen Cooper’s historic win, “Adolescence” also earned the awards for Outstanding Lead Actor and Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Film, sweeping the major acting awards in its category.
The six-award sweep placed “Adolescence” as one of the most celebrated television events of the year. The wins highlight the show’s exceptional quality and its resonance with both critics and audiences, establishing it as a benchmark for the limited series format.
