Here is the biography of Florian Goeske:
Florian Goeske's parents nurtured his musical talent from a young age, and he discovered his passion for the stage during his childhood. At the age of nine, he was accepted into the children's choir of the Bavarian State Opera in Munich, where he performed as a soloist in various productions, including "La Boheme" and "Pique Dame".
Goeske's early career in the entertainment industry included his first part in a theatrical film as 'Kreuzkamm Junior' in "The Flying Classroom" in 2003. He also provided the singing voice for Mowgli in the German version of "Jungle Book 2". In addition to his work in film and television, Goeske has been involved in various dubbing assignments.
In 2004, Goeske starred in the film "Bergkristall", directed by Joseph Vilsmaier, and received the Junior Media award 'White Elephant' at the 2005 Filmfest Munich. He was also nominated for the International Undine Award for his performance.
Goeske's subsequent film roles include the lead in the German-French feature "French for Beginners", which was released in 2006 and received over 250,000 admissions. He was again nominated for an International Undine Award for his performance.
In 2007, Goeske played 'Jim Hawkins' in the TV adaptation of "Treasure Island", alongside notable performers like Tobias Moretti and Jürgen Vogel. He then shot a re-make of the anti-war classic "The Bridge" with Franka Potente.
In the summer of 2008, Goeske starred in the film adaptation of "Summertime Blues", an English young adult novel by Julian Clarke. He was nominated for an International Undine Award for his performance in "Treasure Island" in the fall of 2008.
In 2010, Goeske played alongside Liv Lisa Fries in the youth drama "She deserved it", for which he was awarded the Wild and Young Awards as best actor in 2012.
In 2011, Goeske took the leading part in "Lost Place", a 3-D mystery thriller directed by Thorsten Klein, which was released in German theaters in autumn 2013. He has also been involved in the film version of the novel "Besser als nix", directed by Ute Wieland, and is set to release in 2014.
Since 2011, Goeske has been a member of the German Film Academy.
