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Interview by Adam M. Polsky

Known for his penchant of playing villains, criminals, and complex and mysterious characters, Luke Goss is anything but the typical run of the mill “Hollywood Bad Boy.” He chooses roles based on the appeal of a challenge, and what he knows will require great sacrifice, all which become just another floundering obstacle left helpless in the wake of a man truly possessed by the art of filmmaking. A true warrior on all accounts—Luke Goss prefers to train to his utmost ability to fulfill the role of specific characters specializing in unparalleled tactical ability and unsurpassed physical agility. From former musician and writer to actor, producer and stuntman, Luke Goss won’t rest or stop dominating every obstacle in his path until he can no longer lift a finger. His greatest characteristic is his keen ability to raise the bar yet still retain a profound sense of modesty and level-headedness. I present to you: Luke Goss.
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– by JASON EAKEN –

It’s packed. Of course, it’s packed, it’s always packed. In West Hollywood last Thursday, MI-6 boiled with talent and motion for the after-party for the new film “Tekken,” based on the popular videogame. The film stars Luke Goss (of “Hellboy II: The Golden Army” and “Blade II”) as Steve Fox, who discovers an awesome power within him and must fight to protect it. The night also served as the unveiling for Goss’ next film, “Eyes of the King.” The teaser-trailer played on a loop on MI-6’s numerous screens, planted in the walls of the club.
Pictured: Luke Goss at the Tekken premiere after-party.
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