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Tom Holland told Esquire that Owen Cooper would be awesome as the next Spider-Man and could be a great springboard for a fresh face. He said he’d like to mentor the successor, similar to Robert Downey Jr.’s mentorship, and hopes to stay involved as a producer, even though securing producing credits can be tough. Cooper has previously expressed interest in playing Spider-Man, and his rising profile from Adolescence strengthens his candidacy.
Tom Holland says Owen Cooper would be awesome as Spider-Man, praising the Adolescence star’s talent as a future MCU web-slinger. Cooper has earned BAFTA, Golden Globes, and Emmy recognition; the next Spider-Man, Brand New Day, is set for July 31, 2026, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton with Holland, Zendaya, Jon Bernthal, Sadie Sink, and Liza Colón-Zayas, and Holland says he wants to help guide the next actor.
Owen Cooper, 16, won the BAFTA TV Award for Supporting Actor for Netflix’s Adolescence, completing an unprecedented sweep of the four major U.S. TV awards for a single performance and becoming the youngest winner of the feat; his co-star Christine Tremarco also won Best Supporting Actress, as Adolescence racks up honors across Gotham, Independent Spirit, and Royal Television Society awards.
Adolescence dominated the Bafta TV Awards 2026, winning four prizes including best limited series, with Stephen Graham and Christine Tremarco taking acting honours and 16-year-old Owen Cooper becoming the youngest ever winner for best supporting actor. The Celebrity Traitors and Last One Laughing each took two awards; Gaza: Doctors Under Attack won the current affairs prize, and Narges Rashidi earned best leading actress for Prisoner 951. Lifetime and special prizes went to Dame Mary Berry and Martin Lewis respectively, rounding out a night of memorable moments.
Sixteen-year-old Owen Cooper from Warrington won Best Supporting Male Actor at the Golden Globes for Netflix’s Adolescence, adding to its Emmy haul and spotlighting a gritty northern British drama. The success underscores growing opportunities for northern actors, the importance of regional casting and drama education, and hints at a potential shift toward working-class stories with international appeal, even as industry access remains London-centric.
Owen Cooper made Golden Globes history at 16 by becoming the youngest winner for Best Supporting Actor in a TV series, for Netflix’s Adolescence. Accepting at the Dolby Theatre, he thanked his family and mentors, recalling how drama classes helped him grow and calling himself still an apprentice. He sits as the second-youngest male Globes winner ever, behind Ricky Schroder, with Chris Colfer previously holding the youngest record in the same category at age 20 in 2010.
The 16-year-old Warrington actor Owen Cooper won best supporting actor at the Golden Globes for Netflix's Adolescence and closed his speech with a nod to Liverpool FC's You'll Never Walk Alone, following an Emmy milestone earlier this year.
Shaheen Baig, a talented casting director, won an Emmy for her work on the series Adolescence, notably discovering 14-year-old Owen Cooper through a meticulous six-month search process, highlighting the importance and recognition of casting in filmmaking.
Netflix's 'Adolescence' won multiple Emmys, praised for its real-time, one-take filming style and powerful performances, especially by young actor Owen Cooper, in a series exploring teenage violence and social media's impact.
Owen Cooper, a 15-year-old British actor, made history at the 2025 Emmys as the youngest-ever male winner in any acting category for his supporting role in the series 'Adolescence,' which gained international acclaim and sparked conversations about online radicalization.
Owen Cooper made history as the youngest actor to win an Emmy for lead actor in a drama series for Adolescence, while other highlights include wins for John Oliver's Last Week Tonight, SNL's 50th anniversary special, and notable speeches and moments from various winners. Hannah Einbinder addressed the Palestine issue during her acceptance speech, and the event featured reunions and charity fundraising efforts.
15-year-old Owen Cooper became the youngest male actor to win an Emmy for his role in Netflix's Adolescence, breaking previous records and highlighting his remarkable achievement despite never having acted professionally before.
Owen Cooper, a 15-year-old British actor, became the youngest-ever male Emmy winner for supporting actor in a limited series for his role in Netflix's 'Adolescence,' highlighting his remarkable achievement and promising career.
Owen Cooper, at just 15 years old, made his debut on Netflix's 'Adolescence' and became the youngest male Emmy winner for Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series in 2025.
Jake Gyllenhaal surprised 15-year-old Owen Cooper, a nominee at the Emmys, during an interview, giving him a gift and a hug, fulfilling Cooper's dream of meeting his acting idol.