Golden Globe win for Stephen Graham.
British thespian Stephen Graham took home the Best Male Actor in a Limited Series for Adolescence at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles, ensuring that the series has garnered critical acclaim. Given to Stephen Graham for his performance as Eddie Miller, he received this award on January 11, 2026, for his role in the Netflix drama.
This was in the crowded category that included actors such as Jacob Elordi, Paul Giamatti, Charlie Hunnam, Jude Law, and Matthew Rhys.
Globe’s Success of Adolescence
Adolescence swept the Golden Globe nominations, taking home several awards, including Best Limited Series and acting honours amongst its ensemble cast.
The drama, centred around the emotional fallout of a teenager accused of murder, also took supporting wins to add to its acclaim this awards season.
Excerpt of Stephen Graham’s Acceptance
Stephen Graham, in turn, gave kudos during the acceptance speech to his co-stars and family, especially his wife, who got a special mention. He lightened the mood during his ceremony when other luminaries in the business greeted him.
The Golden Globe win adds to a burgeoning raft of awards and nominations for Stephen Graham’s performance in Adolescence and cements his status as one of the most respected stars in television drama.
Greater Awards Context
Television honors at the 83rd Golden Globes shone a light on a remarkable year in limited series and anthology storytelling. Adolescence topped winners in both dramatic and supporting categories, among others.
Other notable achievements on the night included prestigious wins across television and film, reflecting the diverse output recognized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association this year.
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