Owen Cooper says that 'adolescence' became so big that Jacob Elordi roasted him

Owen Cooper may not be the first name on the call sheet when he filmed Emerald Fennell Wuthering Heights At the beginning of this year, but his co-stars, including Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie, could not otherwise youth Fame.

The limited series appeared during the Netflix Wuthering Heights Shoot, with Cooper's appearance as a Jamie Miller-Ein 13-year-old, who was accused of murdering a classmate–made him an integral part of television screens when people secured an interview with the actor.

Elordi did not let it slide and took the opportunity to fry Cooper who plays the younger version of his character Heathcliff. “They all said how big the show disappeared and they were fed up with seeing me on TV and seeing. “Margot said she really wanted to watch it.”

For a few months and Cooper, the latest candidate of all time is now in the outstanding supporting actor in a limited series or anthology series or film category at Primetime Emmy Awards. In an interview with Deadline, the 15-year-old says the success of youth It is not yet complete, but he is enthusiastic about the prospect of taking care of a monthly price campaign.

Cooper has never seen the Emmy Awards, let alone participated in the event. The British actor recently tried to see an Oscars ceremony, but ultimately succumbed to sleep. “It's crazy,” he says about the EMMY recognition for his first screen roll.

“It was the best year of my life,” continues Cooper. “Now it's a bit over, I'm going back to a little normal. The school was perfectly fine.” When Elordi gave him a difficult time, what did friends say about his fame? “You only know me for me, which I am happy [about]. You have never changed in any way. ”

Cooper says he has left Jamie Miller behind what he recognizes, which he is probably for the best because the character is a restless murder roof. The youth Shoot, which took place last year, gave him the taste for a career on the screen.

“I would hope and wish that I would do that for the rest of my life” youthWhat he suspects that he could prove to be the best experience in the set he will ever have.

His co-star Stephen Graham compared his performance to Robert de Niro. Weigh that strongly? “I'm glad he said that, but you can't compare me to someone after a performance.” Cooper takes the compliment, but they feel that he falls a little more comfortable, takes the Dunk of Elordi.