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Adolescence dominated the BAFTA TV Awards in London, sweeping four major prizes: Best Limited Drama plus Leading Actor (Stephen Graham), Supporting Actor (Owen Cooper) and Supporting Actress (Christine Tremarco). Seth Rogen also won Best International Series for The Studio, dedicating the award to Catherine O’Hara, as the night celebrated a slate of wins across drama, comedy and various categories.
A Guardian photo gallery goes behind the scenes at the TV Baftas, capturing Mary Berry receiving the Fellowship, Stephen Graham kissing Berry, and a flurry of candid backstage moments and selfies with stars like Claudia Winkleman and Alan Carr.
Stephen Graham won Leading Actor as Adolescence dominated the BAFTA TV Awards, sweeping four prizes including Limited Drama with supporting wins for Owen Cooper and Christine Tremarco, marking a record haul for the Netflix-backed series; Apple TV+’s The Studio took Best International and Gaza: Doctors Under Attack won Current Affairs.
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.
The Guardian’s photo gallery from the 83rd Golden Globes captures the night’s big wins—featuring Jessie Buckley and Stephen Graham among the honorees—and the star-studded after-parties, with snapshots of attendees like Rose Byrne and Teyana Taylor enjoying the celebrations.
Stephen Graham won the Emmy for lead actor in a limited series for his role in Netflix's 'Adolescence,' which also earned awards for outstanding limited series and writing. Graham, of Swedish and Jamaican descent, expressed humility and gratitude, highlighting the inclusive and respectful team environment behind the series.
Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne, creators of Netflix's 'Adolescence,' are considering returning to the series, which has received 13 Emmy nominations. They discuss their passion for telling socially realistic stories, industry challenges, and Graham's new friendship with Bruce Springsteen, who he will portray in an upcoming biopic. Both express interest in future collaborations and projects that reflect authentic human experiences.
Netflix's new sci-fi cop drama series "Bodies," based on Si Spencer's graphic novel, has received rave reviews from critics, with many considering it one of Stephen Graham's best projects. The show follows four detectives from different time periods who investigate the same mysterious body found in the same location. Reviewers praised the thrilling and tense modern-day storyline, the captivating performances of the cast, and the show's ability to balance its wild premise with emotional grounding. Directed by Paul Tomalin, the series also stars Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, Shira Haas, Amaka Okafor, and Kyle Soller. "Bodies" is now available for streaming on Netflix.
Netflix viewers are raving about the new series "Bodies," starring Stephen Graham, which is based on the mind-bending graphic novel by Si Spencer. The crime thriller follows four detectives investigating the same murder across four different timelines spanning from 1890 to 2053. Fans have described the show as a "weird, clever, beautiful, time-bending mystery" and have been binge-watching it since its release. The series features a stellar cast, including Shira Haas and Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, and promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats as the truth unfolds.