Stephen Graham has been praised by fans of his new Netflix miniseries, Adolescence, which many are calling one of his best performances as they say his lead role showcases his 'greatness'

Fans of Stephen Graham have been left calling for the actor to be handed an award after the release of a hit Netflix show, which he wrote and starred in.

The star says the special approach to the show from producer Warp Films, co-creator and writer Jack Thorne and director Philip Barantini, meant that he was "the most zen as an actor I've ever been."

Netflix's emotional mini-series Adolescence has become the topic of conversation, following the story of a family whose world is turned upside down overnight.

British acting legend Stephen Graham, 51, is also in the cast, delivering a gut-wrenching performance as Jamie’s dad Eddie Miller who’s striving to be there for his son while grappling with the tragedy that’s occurred. For years, plenty of people have hailed A Thousand Blows and Peaky Blinders star Stephen as one of Britain’s greatest actors ever.

The British actor wrote and stars in Netflix's new limited series, shot as a series of oners, that captures the aftermath of a child's violent crime.

The new Netflix drama has left viewers in tears - but it was also an emotional journey for the cast and crew, including Stephen Graham, Owen Cooper and director Philip Barantini

Adolescence is the latest crime drama to land on Netflix and it has already proven to be hugely popular with TV viewers.

Adolescence creator Stephen Graham has shared what he considers the show’s “biggest achievement”. The 51-year-old is the star and co-writer of the new acclaimed Netflix series, which follows the family of 13-year-old schoolboy,