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Owen Cooper of ‘Adolescence’ wins best supporting TV actor.

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The New York Times
January 12, 2026 1:47 AM
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Owen Cooper, a young actor recognized for his role in the Netflix miniseries "Adolescence," secured the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series. He portrayed Jamie Miller, a teenage murder suspect, in the acclaimed series.

Cooper, who is one of the youngest recipients of this award, previously won an Emmy and a Critics Choice award for the same performance. In his acceptance speech, Cooper expressed that he is still learning and acknowledged the inspiration he draws from others.

The Golden Globes combines supporting actor nominees from comedy, drama, and limited series into a single category. Cooper's win was in a category that also included strong contenders like Tramell Tillman from "Severance," Billy Crudup from "The Morning Show," and actors from "The White Lotus."

Who did Owen Cooper beat to win the Golden Globe?
Owen Cooper won the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series, prevailing over other nominees including Tramell Tillman from "Severance," Billy Crudup from "The Morning Show," and actors from "The White Lotus."
What role did Owen Cooper play in "Adolescence"?
In "Adolescence," Owen Cooper played Jamie Miller, a teenage murder suspect.
What other awards has Owen Cooper won for his role in "Adolescence"?
Owen Cooper has previously won an Emmy and a Critics Choice award for his performance in "Adolescence."