Adolescence stars to sit apart as Emmys 2025 seating plan finally revealed

The 77th Primetime Emmysare just over 24 hours away, and the all-important seating plan has been revealed. The event will take place at Los Angeles' Peacock Theatre.

The awards will be hosted by comedian Nate Bargatze and will be attended by some of the biggest names in the industry, including Sydney Sweeney,who will be seated with Harrison Ford, Javier Bardem and Jude Law.

Netflix's biggest stars will also be in attendance, and seated together. Netflix's The Hunting Wives stars Brittany Snow and Malin Akerman will be together, while Hulu's Only Murders in the Building's Martin Short and Steve Martin will also be side by side.

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However, two co-stars that won't be placed together are Adolescence stars Owen Cooper and Stephen Graham. According to the official seating plan, Stephen and Owen will be separated by an aisle. Although both are in the end seats, Owen will be opposite and one row behind Stephen.

Stephen will sit in front of Top Boy star Ashley Walters, while Owen will sit behind Aimee Lou Wood and in front of Erin Doherty.

Adolescence is nominated for Outstanding limited or anthology series, and will be going up against BlackMirror, Hulu's Dying For Sex, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story and HBO Max's The Penguin. In total, the series has 13 nominations.

However, it's Severance that leads with a whopping 27 nominations.

It comes after the hit Netflix series Adolescence won big at this week's NTAs, scooping up Best New Drama, beating Rivals, Code of Silence, Ludwig, and MobLand.

Owen Cooper also won the Best Drama Performance award for playing teen killer Jamie Miller in the show, beating his co-star Stephen Graham to the crown. However, the 15-year-old wasn't able to attend the show as he was off to the US in preparation for the Emmys.

Instead, his award was accepted by co-star Amari Bacchus. The teen had also recorded a video message, in which he thanked his co-stars, crew and fans.

"Never could I have believed that this show, Adolescence, would change my life in the way that it has," he said. "It’s the fact that the viewers who voted for this, it just shows what a powerful, impactful show that we all got to make."

Owen is also nominated for an Emmy this weekend for Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie. If he takes home the gong, he will be the youngest-ever male winner in the 76-year history of the award show.

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