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Golden Globes 2026 Biggest Winners: Timothée Chalamet, One Battle After Another & More
Owen Cooper gave a sly shoutout to his favorite soccer team at the Golden Globes.
The English actor, 16, made history by becoming the youngest person to win best supporting actor in a television series at the Jan. 11 ceremony for his performance in Adolescence, and he finished his acceptance speech by saying, "You'll never walk alone." (See all the winners here.)
While he certainly delivered a stirring message, Owen was also referencing the iconic anthem of Liverpool Football Club, which he is a known fan of.
His love for Liverpool runs so deep that Adolescence director Phil Barantini actually let Owen sneak an Easter egg about it into the series.
"Do you know the table in episode three?" Owen said during an appearance at the team's Anfield stadium last May. "So, Phil gave a pencil to all the crew, and we could all draw something or write something."
"And I wrote 'LFC > MUFC,'" he added, referencing Liverpool's rival Manchester United Football Club, "and it stayed in! Phil kept it in."
Elsewhere in Owen's acceptance speech at the Golden Globes, he expressed his gratitude for the wild ride he's been on ever since skyrocketing to fame.
"Standing here at the Golden Globes does not feel real whatsoever," he said. "What an incredible journey me and my family have been put through."
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"What started off as what I thought I might be OK at," Owen went on, "I might be awful at, I took a risk and I went to drama classes, I was the only boy there, it was embarrassing but I got through it."
The Wuthering Heights star added that he's eager to continue learning from those around him.
"But I'm still very much an apprentice," he shared, "I'm still learning every day, I'm still every day learning from the people sat in front of me who have inspired me."
"I wouldn't be here without you guys," Owen added. "This is mad, what is going on?"
The teenager ended his speech with his Liverpool shoutout and, "Bring on 2026."
Keep reading for more moments from inside the 2026 Golden Globes...
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Owen Cooper
Is there any star in Hollywood who has not been excited to meet the Adolescence newcomer, a winner for Best Supporting Male Actor in a TV Series?
No, there is not.
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Teyana Taylor, Ariana Grande
Teyana was just a tad more popular than Ariana at the 2026 Golden Globes, toppling the Wicked: For Good star in the Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture category with her fierce performance in One Battle After Another.
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Kylie Jenner, Timothée Chalamet
Longtime, first time: Kylie and Timothée have attended the Golden Globes three years in a row but 2026 marked his first win in her presence, Best Lead Actor in a Motion Picture, Comedy/Musical for Marty Supreme.
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Jacob Elordi, Ana de Armas
Elordi was 0-for-2 at the Globes, but got to share a refreshingly light moment with his Deep Water costar.
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Julia Roberts, George Clooney
We know the king and queen of Hollywood are happily married to other people, but they make a handsome couple of figureheads.
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Miles Caton, Kevin Hart, Seth Rogen, Michael B. Jordan
Now this is some studio power right here.
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Orlando Bloom
Did the Hollywood Foreign Press Association add a Coolest Guy in the Room category this year? We missed the memo, but spied the winner.
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Julia Roberts
Leo must be telling Julia—who got nothing less than a standing ovation when she came out to present the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy to One Battle After Another—the most insidery of inside-Hollywood jokes. Because they are the inner circle.
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Rei Ami, Audrey Nuna, EJAE, Marlon Wayans
Marlon shared a golden moment with Kpop Demon Hunters' star voice artists.
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Kristen Bell, Jon M. Chu
"Yes, yes I will star in your next musical," Kristen must have told the Wicked: For Good director, right?
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Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco, Martin Short, Steve Martin
It was only besties at the table when Steve captured this Kodak moment with his Only Murders in the Building costars (and Selena's husband Benny).
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Patrick Schwarzenegger, Parker Posey
No lorazepam was needed for this White Lotus reunion.
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Jennifer Lawrence, Kylie Jenner
Sometimes, when your partner is in the bathroom or maybe winning an award, your family's biggest fan drops by to say hello.
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Eva Victor, Jessie Buckley
The Sorry, Baby director-star kvelled over the Hamnet actress before Jessie won for Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama.
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Noah Wyle, Sara Wells
After adding a Best Actor in a Drama Series Golden Globe to his current trophy haul, the star of The Pitt still can't believe he's been the recipient of so much good fortune for being a better doctor than Clooney.
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Teyana Taylor
Teyana was feeling sweet, sweet emotion after her surprise win for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture.
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Justin Hartley, Sterling K. Brown
Justin must have been tracking Sterling's healing progress, four months after his This Is Us costar appeared at the Emmys nursing a leg injury.
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Kate Hudson, Jennifer Lopez
Just a couple of goddesses wishing each other well.
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