François Goeske is a German actor primarily known for his work in film and television, as well as for his extensive voice acting career, particularly in dubbing for the German-language market. Born on March 18, 1989, in Saint-Doulchard, France, he was raised in Munich, Germany, from an early age. His early exposure to the performing arts began as a child soloist in the Bavarian State Opera choir, which led to roles on stage and eventually to screen acting in German productions.

In addition to his on-screen performances, Goeske has built a substantial career as a dubbing actor, lending his voice to numerous characters in international films and series. In the realm of anime, he has provided the German voice for several prominent roles. He voices the protagonist Natsuo Fujii in the romantic drama series Domestic Girlfriend. He is also the German voice for Makio Tanihara in the popular slice-of-life anime Horimiya. Another notable credit is his role as Inukai in the survival-action series Darwin's Game.

His other anime voice work includes roles in series such as Children of the Whales as Shikon, Inuyashiki Last Hero as Naoyuki Andou, and DEVILMAN crybaby as a club member. Goeske's dubbing work extends beyond anime to include live-action films, where he has dubbed actors such as Vojtěch Kotek. His contributions to German dubbing are part of a broader career that encompasses various facets of performance, establishing him as a familiar voice in German-language adaptations of international media.