Edwin Goh (b. 1994)

Alias:
吴劲威

Birthplace:
Singapore

Born:
July 25, 1994

Edwin Goh was discovered by a local producer and played the role of a thrill-seeking teen in Channel 5’s local drama “Fighting Spiders” in 2009. The success of the series and the fact that he is effectively bilingual scored him his first silver screen role in a local Chinese movie “Love Cuts” in 2010, playing a quiet and withdrawn youth. With boyish good looks and superb acting skills, Edwin was further cast as one of the main leads in Channel 8’s 2011 blockbuster drama “On the Fringe” playing an estranged rebellious teenage and became an overnight stardom. Edwin headlined the movie “Imperfect” where he did a stellar job of portraying a troubled teenager embroiled in a gang feud in 2012. He was also awarded with the Breakout Star of the Year title at the Elle Awards 2012. In 2013, Edwin was nominated in the Best Newcomer category at the Star Awards and in 2014 he made it to the Top 20 Most Popular Male Artistes list. Edwin also hosted a children programme “We Are Awesome’, which was nominated for Best Children’s programme for Asia TV Awards 2015. In 2015, Edwin graduated from a 3-year course with LaSalle College of the Arts. A year later, he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in Star Awards 2016 for his outstanding performance in the “Dream Makers 2”. After completing 2 years of national service, Edwin is now back to acting. His recent dramas include “A Million Dollar Dream”, “Old Is Gold” and “My Guardian Angels”.

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