Bafta Television Awards 2022: Owen Cooper Shines Bright in 'Adolescence' and Pays Tribute to The Beatles
Owen Cooper, a talented young actor from Warrington, was awarded a Bafta Television Award for his role in the Netflix drama "Adolescence." At just 16 years old, Cooper won the best supporting actor prize at the prestigious ceremony in London. During his acceptance speech, he paid tribute to John Lennon and The Beatles, emphasizing the importance of having a vision and passion for success.
Cooper's co-star Christine Tremarco also received recognition at the Bafta Television Awards, winning the best supporting actress category for her role as Cooper's mother in "Adolescence." The show has been praised for its directing and sound, earning accolades at the Bafta Craft Awards as well.
Other winners at the ceremony included the reality show "Celebrity Traitors" and the BBC comedy "Amandaland." Hosted by Greg Davies, the awards show celebrated the best of television, with Davies humorously addressing the diverse range of nominees and memorable moments from the past year.
Dame Mary Berry and Martin Lewis were among the distinguished individuals honored at the Bafta Television Awards, with Berry receiving the Bafta fellowship and Lewis being presented with a special award. The ceremony highlighted the talent and creativity within the television industry, showcasing the outstanding work of actors, directors, and producers.