The adolescence Owen Cooper collects the breakthrough price of Indiewire Honor in LA while he is tipped for Emmys Success

The adolescence star Owen Cooper was completely smile Los Angeles.

The young actor, 15, won global praise for his representation of child murderer Jamie Miller in the Netflix Smash hit.

Indiewire Praised Owen’s performance as “privileged, emotional, horrible and heartbreaking to the same extent.”

He is now being tipped to create a large number of prizes for the implementation and has also won the Gotham TV Award for excellent supporting performance in a limited series.

Owen is currently also nominated for the Astra TV Awards in the best supporting actor in a limited series or TV film category.

The implementation was the acting debut of Owen after the co-maker Stephen Graham of the series wanted to find an unknown talent from the north of England for the role.

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The adolescence Owen Cooper, 15, was completely smiling when he collected the Breakthrough Award of the Indiewire Honor in Los Angeles

Owen is tipped to create a large number of prizes for the implementation and has also won the Gotham TV Award for excellent supporting performance in a limited series

The 15-year-old break-out star was only 13 when he got the role of Jamie, a schoolboy accused of the brutal killing of a female classmate and was tipped for Emmys Success

Owen would have been the striking talent of a pool of 500 auditions.

It has now been reported that he could also be in the race for the best supporting actor in a limited or anthology series or film at the Emmy Awards.

If the teenager is nominated, he will be the youngest person who has ever received the honor.

Variety Reports that Stephen Graham, 51, who played Owen’s father in the show, could also be in the race for Outstanding Lead actor in a drama series.

After the success of the Mini series, Owen lifted the lid on his ‘mad’ referee to school after the leading role in the Hit Netflix show.

The 15-year-old break-out star was only 13 when he landed the role of Jamie, a schoolboy accused of the brutal killing of a female classmate.

His hair -raising representation is so convincing that he has since laid a role as young Heathcliff in the adaptation of Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights, and will also appear in the upcoming Film Club of White Lotus star Amy Lou Wood.

In an interview with The New York TimesOwen admitted that his return to the normality was ‘a bit crazy’.

Indiewire praised Owen’s performance as ‘privileged, emotional, horrible and heartbreaking to the same extent’

The performance was the acting debut of Owen after the co-maker of the Stephen Graham series wanted to find an unknown talent from the north of England for the role

Variety reports that Stephen Graham, 51, who played Owen’s father in the show, could also be in the race for Outstanding Lead actor in a drama series during this year’s Emmy Awards

Chat with the publication alongside co-star Stephen Graham, who plays his father Eddie in the show, the young actor revealed that he had a lot of attention from younger children when he returned to class on Monday.

He then said that Tuesday was better with only ‘a little effort’, which made Stephen crossed: “what kind of burden?”

Owen then assured that it was nothing serious – only children came to him, shouted his name and then ran away.

His father on the Stephen screen smiled when he answered: “Ah, just a bit foolish b *******.”

The news follows that adolescence has reached the top 10 of the top 10 of Netflix and achieved a stunning 96.7 million views in just three weeks.