Tyler James Williams, the star of Abbott Elementary, has won a Golden Globe award.
On Tuesday, Williams won the Best Supporting Actor award in a Television Series after losing out on the Emmy in September.
The actor, who played the role of elementary school teacher Gregory Eddie in the hit comedy, has never been nominated or won anything.
For his big night, he chose an Amiri casual navy double-breasted pinstripe jacket and matching pinstripe pleated trousers.
“Just wow. I’m not blind to the gravity of the situation,” Williams stated as he took the stage to accept his prize from Jennifer Coolidge of The White Lotus. “I want to begin by expressing my gratitude to my cast and crew in particular. I adore you all. It’s a pleasure to collaborate with you each day.”
Abbott Elementary’s First Golden Globe Triumph
Williams’ won Abbott Elementary’s first Golden Globe triumph of the evening.
Brunson’s leading role in the television series also earned Brunson a second Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series.
Janelle James and Sheryl Lee Ralph were nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Musical-Comedy, Drama Television Series, and Best Television Series.
Williams and Winkler, who were both up for an Emmy in the same categories at the time, had a love fest with ET on the Emmy red carpet in September before the ceremony.
