Edwin Goh

Edwin Goh, a talented actor hailing from Singapore, first caught the attention of audiences in 2009 when he portrayed an adventurous teenager in the local drama series “Fighting Spiders” on Channel 5. His compelling performance, along with his fluency in both English and Mandarin, led to his debut film role in the 2010 Chinese movie “Love Cuts,” where he depicted a reserved young man.

Goh's career took a significant leap in 2011 when he landed a lead role in Channel 8’s hit drama “On the Fringe,” portraying a rebellious teen, which catapulted him to fame. He showcased his versatility further in 2012's “Imperfect,” playing a teenager caught in a gang conflict, earning him the Breakout Star of the Year award at the Elle Awards that same year.

In 2013, Edwin received a nomination for Best Newcomer at the Star Awards, and by 2014, he was recognized among the Top 20 Most Popular Male Artistes. His hosting skills shone through in the children's program “We Are Awesome,” which was nominated for Best Children’s Programme at the Asia TV Awards in 2015. After graduating from LaSalle College of the Arts in 2015, Edwin was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Star Awards 2016 for his role in “Dream Makers 2.” Following two years of national service, Goh has returned to the screen with recent projects including “A Million Dollar Dream,” “Old Is Gold,” and “My Guardian Angels.”