Los Angeles, Sept. 16 -- Stephen Graham, the lauded British actor, delivered a profoundly moving acceptance speech after receiving the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor for his portrayal of Eddie Miller in "Adolescence".
In his acceptance speech, the 52-year-old, who grew up in the Merseyside town, said: "This kind of thing doesn't happen to a kid like me."The gritty series, which charts the harrowing experience of a teenager accused of a classmate's murder, earned six Emmy Awards in total, including a historic recognition for co-star Owen Cooper, who at 15 became the youngest male Emmy winner in history, reports BBC.
In his speech, Graham said: "This kind of thing doesn't happen to a kid like me. I'm just a mixed race kid from a block of f...