Adolescence Star, 15, wins big at Gotham TV Awards after getting the day outside of school

The adolescence Owen Cooper won great for his representation of a young murder suspect.

On Monday, Cooper, 15, became the winner of the Gotham TV Award for excellent supporting performance in a limited series.

Cooper, who was allowed to expand his half-term holidays from school, so that he could attend the glamorous event, bound for the price with the death of sex star Jenny Slate, 43.

The stage on Monday to accept the gong New York CityCooper pulled laughter as he ‘thanked his parents for creating me’ and praised his co-star in Doherty, 32, who played psychologist Briony Ariston and was also nominated for the same price.

‘The most important person I have to thank is in it, who has also been nominated for this price. That episode that we did together, it was easy to do it with you and it was such an honor to share this, to share this prize with you. You earn this price just as much as I do, so please applause in it, “he said, had the crowd folded.

‘And I also want to thank Philip Barantini, Joe Johnson, Stephen Graham and I would like to thank Hannah Walters. I just want to thank everyone who was part of the cast and crew of adolescence, everyone who was there, “he said.

“Who else, my parents because they made me. Yes, but that’s it. Thanks to Gotham Awards for expressing me this prize. ‘

Adolescence was nominated for four Gotham Awards and won three of them -Breakthrough Limited Series, Outstanding Lead Performance in a limited series for Stephen Graham and excellent supporting performance in a limited series for Owen (the fourth nomination was in it, who lost to her co -star.

It is not the first prize that Cooper has received for his display of the troubled young teenager, where the actor also wins the breakthrough prize of the Indiewire Honors.

The role of Cooper is also set to earn him a nomination for one of the biggest awards in TV – the Emmy Award for the best supporting actor.

If he wins, the sensation would be the youngest male winner ever in the 76-year history of the ‘TV Oscars’.

Experts greeted the ‘genius movement’ of placing Cooper to support, in contrast to the best actor, who, according to them, would enormously stimulate his chances of winning.

Although experts Owen called a ‘lock-in’ for the prize, the modest teenager recently said that he had just focused on succeeding at school instead of winning prizes.

“That is, like, at the next level. Last year last year I didn’t know what I would do. It’s just crazy how fast it comes. It is an honor to be even in that conversation for an Emmy.

‘I just concentrate on what to do right now, you know? I concentrate at school, so that’s just the external noise for me right now, “he said Extra TV.

The most important competition of Brit in his Emmy category would be Javier Bardem, who played in Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story and was initially the favorite of the Bookmakers.

Spend against Golden derby In April about the prospect of getting recognition with prices, Owen said: ‘If that were the case, it is definitely a huge achievement and it is the next step in my life. I just take it and continue.

“It is one of those things that will be there forever and I will never forget it for the rest of my life.”

And he gave the praise back to the team that surrounded him in the show.

‘It is all rooted from Stephen [Graham]Hannah [Walters, the producer]Phil [Barantini, the director]Jo Johnson, the producer, it’s all of them. I couldn’t have done it without them, “he said.

Cooper, from a proud estate in the working class in Central Warrington, was chosen from 500 candidates for the role of Jamie. It was his very first acting job and no one in his family has a background in the industry.

He is supported on his meteoric turnout by Dad Andy, an IT worker, and mother Noreen, a caregiver.

Brand and culture expert Nick Ede predicted that Owen could follow in the footsteps of Timothée Chalamet and become ‘The Toast of Hollywood’.

He said MailOnline: ‘The phenomenal success of adolescence has conquered the TV world storm and critics are enthusiastic about Owen’s striking performance.

‘The Hollywood-Elite loves a rigid story and, at the age of 15 and his first role ever, this young actor who was raised in a modest environment could soon be the most popular ownership of Hollywood and follow the path of many other children’s stars that have become known names, such as Millie Bobby Brownamete.

‘I am sure that writers will already present his agents with scripts and synopsis that will contain him.

‘Because he is so young, I know for sure that he will be cared for and will not be bumped into the spotlight without any support.

‘Being a star in the UK is very different from being an international phenomenon. I am sure that the offers will roll from feature films to brand agreements and beyond.

“He will probably feel a lot of pressure, but also feel a huge sense of performance from where he came from to where he is now.”

The Emmy Awards ceremony takes place in September in LA.