Michael Goss

Luke Goss, born in London, first gained recognition as the drummer for the 1980s band Bros, achieving thirteen UK hit singles with the group. Following Bros' breakup in 1992, Goss explored other musical avenues, including work with bands like Band of Thieves and Thieves Like Us, and released an autobiography titled "I Owe You Nothing" which became a bestseller. He also ventured into musical theater before transitioning to a full-time acting career.

His film career gained significant traction with his role as the villain Jared Nomak in the Marvel Comics adaptation Blade II. Goss has since appeared in a variety of films, portraying characters such as King Xerxes in One Night with the King, Prince Nuada in Hellboy II: The Golden Army, and Steve Fox in Tekken. He received a CAMIE Award for his performance in One Night with the King. Goss has also taken on roles in television films and directed his first feature film, "Your Move."

Luke Goss began his professional career alongside his twin brother Matt Goss in the popular 1980s boy band Bros. The group achieved considerable success, charting thirteen hit singles in the United Kingdom. After Bros disbanded in 1992, Goss continued his involvement in music, collaborating with other bands such as Band of Thieves and later Thieves Like Us. During this period, he also released his autobiography, "I Owe You Nothing," which achieved bestseller status and went through multiple printings. His early career also included performances in stage musicals like "Grease" and "What a Feeling." This diverse background in music and theater provided a foundation for his subsequent full-time transition into acting.

Goss's acting career took a notable turn with his portrayal of the antagonist Jared Nomak in the superhero horror film "Blade II," a role based on a Marvel Comics character. He has since accumulated a diverse filmography, appearing in "One Night with the King" as King Xerxes, for which he received a CAMIE Award. He also played Prince Nuada in "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" and Steve Fox in the film adaptation of "Tekken." Other notable roles include his appearance as Charlie Richardson in the crime drama "Charlie" and as a villain in the comedy "The Man." Goss has also starred in television films, including Syfy's "Witchville," and directed his debut film, "Your Move."