Luke Goss Actor and musician Date of Birth: 29.09.1968 Country: Great Britain

Biography of Luke Goss

Luke Damon Goss, an actor and musician, was born in London, UK in 1968. He is one of a pair of twins, being born 11 minutes before his brother Matt. Both boys were premature and struggled to gain weight, but they grew up to be handsome young men (Luke is 185 cm tall).

Their parents divorced when the boys were five years old, and their mother remarried shortly after. Luke developed an interest in music at a young age and dreamed of playing the drums, despite his small stature. At the age of twelve, his dream came true when his mother and stepfather gifted him a set of drums. This marked the beginning of Luke Goss's musical career.

In the late 1980s, Luke and his brother Matt formed the group 'Bros.' along with Craig Logan. Although the band did not reach great heights of success, they released three albums and gained a dedicated fan base. After the group disbanded in the early 1990s, Luke formed a new band called 'Luke Goss and the Band of Thieves', but their activity ceased after releasing four singles.

Luke Goss's talent extended beyond music, and he ventured into acting. He made his screen debut in 2000, appearing in the TV film 'The Stretch' and the drama 'Two Days, Nine Lives'. Both performances were highly successful, and Luke was cast in various films throughout his career.

In 2002, he starred in the drama film 'ZigZag' alongside Wesley Snipes. Later that year, he reunited with Snipes in the thriller 'Blade II'. In 2004, Luke played a role in the Eastern action film 'Fei ying' and portrayed the main character, Charlie Richardson, in the crime drama 'Charlie'. He continued to excel in the thriller and action genres, with notable roles in films such as 'Cold and Dark', '13 Graves', and 'Bone Dry'.

In 2008, Luke appeared in Guillermo Del Toro's 'Hellboy II: The Golden Army', Mike Hill's 'Deep Winter', and joined the cast of the TV series 'Fringe'. He also landed leading roles in the fantasy action film 'Extinction' and the science fiction movie 'Tekken' in 2010.

Luke Goss has been married to singer Shirley Lewis since 1994, and they have a daughter together. His autobiographical book, 'I Owe You Nothing', was published in 1994 and became a bestseller.

Overall, Luke Goss's versatile talents as a musician and actor have earned him recognition and success in both industries.