Overview
- On The Graham Norton Show, he called the Emmys "the best day of my life" and described the night as a blur of meetings and excitement.
- He became the youngest male Primetime Emmy winner, surpassing Scott Jacoby’s 1973 mark, while Roxana Zal remains the youngest winner overall.
- He said he has about six months of GCSEs left before leaving school to focus on acting full time.
- He received a Golden Globe nomination for supporting actor, with co-star Ashley Walters also nominated ahead of January’s ceremony.
- His next projects include BBC comedy-drama Film Club with Aimee Lou Wood and a young Heathcliff role in Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights.